Aspire CF Mod vs Aspire CF Sub Ohm?

[Luis Cardona]

So I'm looking to picking up either one of these with an atlantis tank. would an AW 18650 1600maH be enough to power to mod? Or would i have to get a different battery? all the reviews ive seen have praised it so far. Just trying to figure out which one i would consider getting.

 

[Kloudz]

You need a mod that can do sub ohm.
The cf sub ohm battery is a entry level battery that will power the Atlantis, but sometime down the road you may want something better such as......
The istick 30/50.
Ipv30
Dna30/40
The cheapest would be an istick 30

 

[Eximius]

I have the aspire CF Sub Ohm and its a great battery, I actually have two of them, and thats the down side. If the battery dies you have to have a second one to use while the first is charging, thus why I ended up buying two of them. I would recommend if you are going to stick to aspire products to get the CF mod, its the same exact thing except you can swap the battery when one dies. The CF Sub Ohm has an internal battery. So again my recommendation would be to get the CF Mod.

Also I use the Atlantis as well its an awesome tank, out of curiosity why don't you try another mechanical mod? you get better hits, I'm using a stingray x with the atlantis and I LOVE it.

 

[Luis Cardona]

You need a mod that can do sub ohm.
The istick 30/50.
Ipv30
Dna30/40
The cheapest would be an istick 30

wouldnt that be the whole reason why they were made? everything ive seen states that both can handle sub ohms and reviews have show that both are more than capable at firing off RDAs

 

[Kloudz]

Mech mods are kinda iffy as they offer no battery protection and they're not regulated. To the Op, how long have you been vaping?

 

[Luis Cardona]

I have the aspire CF Sub Ohm and its a great battery, I actually have two of them, and thats the down side. If the battery dies you have to have a second one to use while the first is charging, thus why I ended up buying two of them. I would recommend if you are going to stick to aspire products to get the CF mod, its the same exact thing except you can swap the battery when one dies. The CF Sub Ohm has an internal battery. So again my recommendation would be to get the CF Mod.

Also I use the Atlantis as well its an awesome tank, out of curiosity why don't you try another mechanical mod? you get better hits, I'm using a stingray x with the atlantis and I LOVE it.

well i currently use an aspire VV+. just found out about the sub ohm and the CF Mod battery. i could always buy the Modd that takes the 18650 and charge my VV+ while I use that one.

 

[Luis Cardona]

Mech mods are kinda iffy as they offer no battery protection and they're not regulated. To the Op, how long have you been vaping?

4 months next friday.

 

[Kloudz]

Congrats on the 4 months. I'm not sure what the cf battery can do but with a box mod that can hold a 18650 battery you have a choice in options as far as more watts or less watts. You can kinda fine tune it to what you wanna vape at.

 

[Trailz]

I recommend a 50W VW mod. As others have mentioned, the sub ohm and Mod are not regulated. The Joytech Delta II, IMO, beats both the Atlantis and Subtank in flavor and vapor. I was firing Max VG juice at 50W this evening with the replacable coil head. With a VW mod, you get the same output as the battery drains and thus a more consistent vaping experience. Choosing a 50W mod allows you to enjoy other sub ohm tanks at higher wattages.

 

[Eximius]

well i currently use an aspire VV+. just found out about the sub ohm and the CF Mod battery. i could always buy the Modd that takes the 18650 and charge my VV+ while I use that one.

The VV+ will not fire the Atlantis tank because of the Ohm rating. I ended up selling mine VV+ and Natulis mini to my dad because once I moved to the Atlantis I had no use for the previous battery or tank.

 

[Luis Cardona]

Congrats on the 4 months. I'm not sure what the cf battery can do but with a box mod that can hold a 18650 battery you have a choice in options as far as more watts or less watts. You can kinda fine tune it to what you wanna vape at.

thank you. made the conscious effort after my 31st bday to quit smoking.

i know on a VV+ im pushing anywhere from 5-12W (as the battery loses its charge on a 1.8 BVC (which is usually at 1.9). I also have a Vamo V5 but im just not liking it.

The sub ohm battery has a built in 2000mAh battery. the CF MOD requires a 18650 battery. just trying to figure out which one i want to get and if anyone around here has had any experience with them.

this is the cf mod - Aspire - Aspire CF MOD Battery
this is the sub ohm mod - Aspire - Aspire CF SUB? Battery

 

[Luis Cardona]

The VV+ will not fire the Atlantis tank because of the Ohm rating. I ended up selling mine VV+ and Natulis mini to my dad because once I moved to the Atlantis I had no use for the previous battery or tank.

oh i know it wont. i do know that the other two i mentiond tho will

 

[hooplah101]

well i currently use an aspire VV+. just found out about the sub ohm and the CF Mod battery. i could always buy the Modd that takes the 18650 and charge my VV+ while I use that one.

I have an Atlantis with the CF mod currently use 18650 3100 mah 20w high drain batteries that at 4.2v puts out 35w, at 3.7v puts out 27w, tried out a box mod the other day and anything above 35 w kinda roached the flavor so I don't see a need unless I get a dripper. In conclusion the cf mod with replaceable (Good quality batteries to prevent venting), rocks I just need to grab another battery when mine dies and back in action, and the cf mod is unregulated, so essentially a fancy mech as best I can tell. Hope this helps you.

steam-engine.org has an awesome battery calculator that you can put in your battery model and coil ohms and it will give you exact stats