Dotmod Petri Launches New Dual-Battery Mod
Products from Dotmod (Petri) have long been a popular choice among experienced vaping users, offering mid-range pricing and excellent build quality across the lineup. Petri may not be the most flashy brand in terms of design, but its steady approach avoid
Dotmod's products are a choice for many seasoned vapers, maintaining a mid-range price point with excellent craftsmanship. You might think Dotmod isn't the most eye-catching brand in terms of design, but every step they take is solid and free from ostentation. Recently, two new Dotmod products have been launched, and let's take a look at them together.
First up is the steel cover for the Dotmod RDTA, which is crafted 1:1 based on the original PEI material.
Typically, most atomizers release a metal version first, followed by a PEI kit for modification; however, Dotmod has reversed this order, though this only changes the release timing. The steel shell and PEI structure are highly consistent, with the only difference being that the steel cover has chamfered air holes while the PEI version does not.
Previously, we speculated whether this chamfer would reduce the inhalation noise of the atomizer, but after using it, we found that the chamfer alone does not help; it only adds aesthetic appeal and increases options.
Next, let's talk about Dotmod's new mechanical box mod, which represents a significant breakthrough in mechanical box mod history, as there has never been a dual-battery mechanical mod that can switch between series and parallel circuits.
From the photos, you can see Dotmod's consistent attention to detail, with no flaws in any corner. I previously joked with friends about Dotmod's quality control being very thorough, which is true, but it must first create such exquisite devices.
Opening the side cover of this dual-battery mod reveals a PEEK knob that allows switching between parallel, open circuit, and series modes, which is definitely innovative.
The method of use is simple; just rotate it with any corner of the side cover to switch. Since there is an open circuit (off) mode between the two settings, it can completely disconnect when not in use, making this knob quite advanced.
Additionally, regardless of whether you use parallel or series, the battery orientation remains fixed, with the positive terminal always facing up.
This mod provides powerful output, and the mechanical product has no delay at all. Dotmod's precision is evident in every corner.
Interested friends can gradually disassemble it to explore; by removing the button and unscrewing all the screws, you can see the internal mechanical structure.
Everyone understands that a mod capable of both series and parallel means you can freely choose between battery life and power. Looking back at the market products over the years, aside from the early Cherry Bomb, there are hardly any dual-battery mechanical mods that remain in our memory; furthermore, a dual-battery series high-power adjustable mod cannot be replaced by just any mod.
The Dotmod brand has accompanied players all the way to today, achieving excellent performance and aesthetics. Carrying a set of Dotmod equipment feels great; new players may not deeply appreciate this, but experienced players will know you are one of them, and you know in your heart that Dotmod's devices are very reliable.
First up is the steel cover for the Dotmod RDTA, which is crafted 1:1 based on the original PEI material.
Typically, most atomizers release a metal version first, followed by a PEI kit for modification; however, Dotmod has reversed this order, though this only changes the release timing. The steel shell and PEI structure are highly consistent, with the only difference being that the steel cover has chamfered air holes while the PEI version does not.
Previously, we speculated whether this chamfer would reduce the inhalation noise of the atomizer, but after using it, we found that the chamfer alone does not help; it only adds aesthetic appeal and increases options.Next, let's talk about Dotmod's new mechanical box mod, which represents a significant breakthrough in mechanical box mod history, as there has never been a dual-battery mechanical mod that can switch between series and parallel circuits.
From the photos, you can see Dotmod's consistent attention to detail, with no flaws in any corner. I previously joked with friends about Dotmod's quality control being very thorough, which is true, but it must first create such exquisite devices.
Opening the side cover of this dual-battery mod reveals a PEEK knob that allows switching between parallel, open circuit, and series modes, which is definitely innovative.The method of use is simple; just rotate it with any corner of the side cover to switch. Since there is an open circuit (off) mode between the two settings, it can completely disconnect when not in use, making this knob quite advanced.
Additionally, regardless of whether you use parallel or series, the battery orientation remains fixed, with the positive terminal always facing up.
This mod provides powerful output, and the mechanical product has no delay at all. Dotmod's precision is evident in every corner.
Interested friends can gradually disassemble it to explore; by removing the button and unscrewing all the screws, you can see the internal mechanical structure.
Everyone understands that a mod capable of both series and parallel means you can freely choose between battery life and power. Looking back at the market products over the years, aside from the early Cherry Bomb, there are hardly any dual-battery mechanical mods that remain in our memory; furthermore, a dual-battery series high-power adjustable mod cannot be replaced by just any mod.The Dotmod brand has accompanied players all the way to today, achieving excellent performance and aesthetics. Carrying a set of Dotmod equipment feels great; new players may not deeply appreciate this, but experienced players will know you are one of them, and you know in your heart that Dotmod's devices are very reliable.
