DNA Vapes 300W Mod - A potential Accident waiting to happen?

[Perpetua]

Feb 25, 2016 20:56:36 GMT wildpolecat said:

its a fugly looking think but that aside why would anybody ever want 300w beats me

Same here . . . . I find myself understanding less and less at times about our habit.

Is it consumer demand that causes such a device to be produced or Manufacturers looking for something to encourage the buying public to spend money on.

[nanotm]

Feb 25, 2016 22:17:18 GMT Perpetua said:

Feb 25, 2016 20:56:36 GMT wildpolecat said:

its a fugly looking think but that aside why would anybody ever want 300w beats me

Same here . . . . I find myself understanding less and less at times about our habit.

Is it consumer demand that causes such a device to be produced or Manufacturers looking for something to encourage the buying public to spend money on.

with some it seems their motives might be more shady, a 300w device would (if safe to operate) be prone to burning the wire, the cotton and the juice at that power level which would in turn produce verifiable evidence that vaping exposes us to dangerous chemicals, or worse they would be unsafe and thus maim or kill a lot of people proving the mods need strict regulation.....

whenever a company with dodgy (possibly illegal) sales terms on its website starts offering dodgy sounding ugly goods I cant help but think the reason its there is less about vape supplies and more a background motive (even if the actual motive belongs to some hidden arms length shill from the control industy and clown running it are just fall guys)

[b1mble]

What really worries me is that the mod might actually do 300W.

Briefly.

Then the only issue is vaping a bomb.

[b1mble]

A 300W mod needs a good 3 cell Lipo or 6 18650s at best, preferably 9.

[thebishman]

Do people REALLY need 300w? I mean really! Lol

[b1mble]

Someone out there probably does.

The guys who lung inhaled burning tobacco come to mind.

I never did that. And would have coughed up various sphincters - and probably my toenails if I'd tried.

[thebishman]

Ha ha!!

Ive been thinking recently. This idea of "vaping is 95% safer than cigs". Well...compared to what... 10w...50w...100w...300w??

[chykensa]

I have two mods which, on paper, are capable of at least 150w. I have never taken either of them higher than 80w, and then only to prove that they can work at that power rating. For most of my vaping, I run at around 50w and occasionally at 65w for my TFV4.
Why anyone would want 200w, let alone 300w, is beyond me. It is insanity and a guaranteed place on the Dail Fail's front page, and will do us vapers nothing but harm in the eyes of the general media.
The less said about this company the better in my book!

[VapingBad]

No one needs it IMO, but some knob will have to try it to try and impress his/her friends and youtube or video it to show how you fast you can ignite cotton. Though I can remember Grim Green having a looooong rant about the Kick 2 "who needs 20 W" not so long ago.

This has nothing to do with vaping and is just a pissing contest.

I do use 200 W preheat, but that is just preheat and the vape quickly lowers to more like 50 W once the coils are up to temp.

[car147]

I also saw complaints on another forum about a month ago concerning their customer service which was virtually nil.

I am also another that was a customer of Kingz of Vapour before this lot took over, never bought from them since so they must be using the mailing lists from Kingz.

[thebishman]

KOV got bought out??

[VapingBad]

IDK thebishman it seemed to be business partners splitting from comments at the time with one starting DNA vapes, but no idea what happened to the other.

[thebishman]

Ah ok. Thanks.

Kov was very popular when i was on ukv.

[dagl]

KOV was popular here too a while back thebishman I think I bought my IPV D2 from them, tbf it's still going strong (Albeit with a bit less paint on it)

[Get Off My Cloud]

Feb 25, 2016 23:50:44 GMT VapingBad said:

IDK thebishman it seemed to be business partners splitting from comments at the time with one starting DNA vapes, but no idea what happened to the other.

This is the former owner of KoV's new site.
www.tradevapesupplies.com/collections/regulated-mods

I can say i have made a few purchases from DNAVapes since it changed hands and had no problems, of course having no problems means i've never had to try and sort out any problem.
All i know from personal experience is i've placed orders and the orders have shipped within the advertised timeframe.