76.8 Watts???

[Chowder]

I just got this in an e-mail. Has anybody else heard of this yet? For $280.00 bucks, it might be a while before anybody does, but I would like to know if it's worth it before ponying up that type of coinage.



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Product Features:

• 16 Amp Chip Limit
• 76.8 Watts of power
• Uses an exotic and rare Kamagong Wood, an very strong Ironwood!
• CNC machined to perfection
• Sand Sealed
• Magnetic Battery Covder (Slides up and down)
• Serialized
• Uses Dual 18650 batteries (Note: FOR USE WITH 30 AMPS OR HIGHER IMR BATTERIES IN PAIRS ONLY!)
• High Temperature 510 Insulator
• Voltage Adjustment Dial
• Adjustable From 2.xx to 5.xx Volts
• LED Screen Voltmeter
• Stainless Steel Vandal Switch
• Over-current protection
• Short Circuit Protection
• Thermal Auto Shutdown
• Revised Adjustable 510 (More sturdy)
• Limited Quantities!

Axis Mod is one of the most beautiful, solid, powerful variable voltage box mod that is capable of releasing 50 Watts of Power! Using Exotic Kamagong, an iron wood that is super strong and rare. CNC machined to perfection!

 

[Scuba-Matt]

The Axis has been around for a while. Its a variable voltage device not variable wattage.The use of beautiful exotic woods makes this a eye catcher. Everyone I know that owns one like it.
If I didn't already own 8 box mods I probably would order one.
If your thinking about buying the Axis you better not wait too long. These will sell out fast.

 

[Chowder]

It only make sense that it's VV not VW, but it does not post what ohm ratings it will fire. Do you know if it's the standard .5 to 3.0, or will it fire lower to .2?

 

[Scuba-Matt]

Todd did a review on the Axis

 

[Chowder]

Thanks, watching now!

 

[olderthandirt]

It only make sense that it's VV not VW, but it does not post what ohm ratings it will fire. Do you know if it's the standard .5 to 3.0, or will it fire lower to .2?

Per Steam Engine 0.16 to 3.

 

[Chowder]

Per Steam Engine 0.16 to 3.

Todd didn't say in the vid and I haven't seen it posted, so thanks for the info.

 

[olderthandirt]

And FWIW, a disclaimer from Steam Engine

"Some mod manufacturers exaggerate the specs of their products. Other manufacturers don't publish the specs, so info from reviewers and forum posts have to be used instead. Mods can also have individual variance. Don't take these numbers as gospel; YMMV. If you have better data, click "How it works" and leave me a message"

Is a nice lookin' bit o' wood.