Rx200 yes or no?

[flavourtank]

I know a few have this device so would you recommend or not?

[Deleted]

I've used mine once and have gone back to the pico. 3 batteries makes it very heavy. Saying that, I haven't given it a good run but then again, I don't intend to

[flavourtank]

Jun 21, 2016 13:11:56 GMT @spikeyfridge said:

I've used mine once and have gone back to the pico. 3 batteries makes it very heavy. Saying that, I haven't given it a good run but then again, I don't intend to

I'm tempted but I'm not sure if it's going to be my liking tbh. Not worried about weight as in the shop and can stick it on the side lol

[bunglebear]

yes....BUT...for me the issue was having to have at least 2 sets (one set in the other as charged backup) of triple married batts (manage et tois?)

this for me makes it a home mod only, plus the fact the weight is very substantial to carry in your pocket

[flavourtank]

Jun 21, 2016 13:16:59 GMT bunglebear said:

yes....BUT...for me the issue was having to have at least 2 sets (one set in the other as charged backup) of triple married batts (manage et tois?)

this for me makes it a home mod only, plus the fact the weight is very substantial to carry in your pocket

what is the battery life like?

[bunglebear]

Jun 21, 2016 13:25:11 GMT flavourtank said:

Jun 21, 2016 13:16:59 GMT bunglebear said:

yes....BUT...for me the issue was having to have at least 2 sets (one set in the other as charged backup) of triple married batts (manage et tois?)

this for me makes it a home mod only, plus the fact the weight is very substantial to carry in your pocket

what is the battery life like?

well with 3 decent batts i was probably getting a day and a half at a push using 60-80 watts on around about a 0.3-0.45 ohm build

and you could probably pick one up in the classies for around £25 maybe? so worth a punt

[flavourtank]

Jun 21, 2016 13:32:20 GMT bunglebear said:

Jun 21, 2016 13:25:11 GMT flavourtank said:

what is the battery life like?

well with 3 decent batts i was probably getting a day and a half at a push using 60-80 watts on around about a 0.3-0.45 ohm build

that ain't to bad, I could be happy with that lol

[SteveF]

I've got the DNA version, essentially the same device but obviously with the Evolve board.

It doesn't get half as much use out of the house as any of my mods, esentially its just down to bulk and my lipo SMY DNA200s match it for useful battery life and pocket portability.
I had considered buying an RX200 several times, particularly when the prices keep dropping temptingly to well under £30 but I can't justify having another table mod for around the house. I'm also not a fan of the Joyetech board and its budget TC so really unless you were to want a 60A 200w power mod?

Sure its got plenty of bangs for the bucks but if I was making recommendations... I'd say save up for a DNA200 if you want TC.

[Deleted]

I sold mine after a couple of weeks. A good reliable mod but too damned heavy and unwieldly for out and about ... strictly an at home mod where it can be set down on a coffee table between vapes.
If you can deal with the downside and can pick one up cheaply in the classifieds then go for it.

[Richard46]

Jun 21, 2016 15:21:23 GMT SteveF said:

I've got the DNA version, essentially the same device but obviously with the Evolve board.

It doesn't get half as much use out of the house as any of my mods, esentially its just down to bulk and my lipo SMY DNA200s match it for useful battery life and pocket portability.
I had considered buying an RX200 several times, particularly when the prices keep dropping temptingly to well under £30 but I can't justify having another table mod for around the house. I'm also not a fan of the Joyetech board and its budget TC so really unless you were to want a 60A 200w power mod?

Sure its got plenty of bangs for the bucks but if I was making recommendations... I'd say save up for a DNA200 if you want TC.

What specifically do you not like?

[Deleted]

Battery life for me isn't much more than another mod. I chain apart from when working. Pico, I swap out maybe twice every 24 hours but I'm on 32.5 watts.
Heads up, If you want a cheap one (£25 + p&p) shout me. Its silver and grey, boxed, etc. Be on classies next day or two

[flavourtank]

Jun 21, 2016 15:37:39 GMT @spikeyfridge said:

Battery life for me isn't much more than another mod. I chain apart from when working. Pico, I swap out maybe twice every 24 hours but I'm on 32.5 watts.
Heads up, If you want a cheap one (£25 + p&p) shout me. Its silver and grey, boxed, etc. Be on classies next day or two

Thanks for letting me know I'll keep that in mind.

[flavourtank]

A guy just came into the shop with one and I held it, the weight isn't to bad and in hand it felt comfortable. I'm getting closer to saying yes. I don't really use tc mode as always dripping

[thebishman]

Yes! Fantastic at home mod

[BrenD]

The only mod I've had that has felt better in the hand is the Cool Fire 2. Not exactly one for out and about