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DNA 60w vs Sevo 70 chip for low wattage vaping (how do chipsets matter?) https://ift.tt/3u0VNPL
Hey guys I dont have much experience with different chipsets and how they differ in performance/durability, Im debating between the SXK BB Dna60 (Doesnt have black color and is out of stock right now in most places, more expensive) and the SXK BB 70w (Still in stock some places with the black color, and other color options I believe it has a Sevo 70 chip inside). I'm wondering if the DNA chip is even worth it if I'm only gonna be using prebuilt coils on it? I'm only planning to use Vaporesso's EUC Ceramic's 0.5ohm with the mission EUC bridge. Vaping in wattage mode only (don't think the coils are temp control capable might be wrong tho) at a range of 5w-35w. Would it make any noticeable difference in performance or durability? What kind of downside come with the cheaper chipsets? I know you can use Escribe with the Dna 60 but I'm not sure exactly what you can do with that and if it would be useful for my situation. Another option I thought of is to just get the 70w and replace it with a dna 60 down the road, Just don't have the soldering iron set up to do it atm. Do chipsets brick/break randomly or can I expect the 70w to last a few years at least? or should I just go for the dna 60 bite the bullet and get a different color than black. Thanks for any insight!
Edit: Throwing another question on top of this. If I wanted to get a spare tank for the SXK BB should I get the clone tanks with PEI or PC material? or authentic tanks from Billet Vapors? I'm planning to use this with terpenes which have a similar corrosive property to "harsh juices" like cinnamon, citrus etc. "Tank crackers" Is the PEI suppose to be more resistant to this than PC? Thanks! There is also a Polyoxymethylene POM one.
Hey guys I dont have much experience with different chipsets and how they differ in performance/durability, Im debating between the SXK BB Dna60 (Doesnt have black color and is out of stock right now in most places, more expensive) and the SXK BB 70w (Still in stock some places with the black color, and other color options I believe it has a Sevo 70 chip inside). I’m wondering if the DNA chip is even worth it if I’m only gonna be using prebuilt coils on it? I’m only planning to use Vaporesso’s EUC Ceramic’s 0.5ohm with the mission EUC bridge. Vaping in wattage mode only (don’t think the coils are temp control capable might be wrong tho) at a range of 5w-35w. Would it make any noticeable difference in performance or durability? What kind of downside come with the cheaper chipsets? I know you can use Escribe with the Dna 60 but I’m not sure exactly what you can do with that and if it would be useful for my situation. Another option I thought of is to just get the 70w and replace it with a dna 60 down the road, Just don’t have the soldering iron set up to do it atm. Do chipsets brick/break randomly or can I expect the 70w to last a few years at least? or should I just go for the dna 60 bite the bullet and get a different color than black. Thanks for any insight!Edit: Throwing another question on top of this. If I wanted to get a spare tank for the SXK BB should I get the clone tanks with PEI or PC material? or authentic tanks from Billet Vapors? I’m planning to use this with terpenes which have a similar corrosive property to “harsh juices” like cinnamon, citrus etc. “Tank crackers” Is the PEI suppose to be more resistant to this than PC? Thanks! There is also a Polyoxymethylene POM one.
Submitted February 16, 2021 at 04:22AM by HealthyInitial
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