Unregulated mods. Why?

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I did. And soon swichted back to power regulated mode.

My conclusion was, with power regulation or TC facility I can get something good out of the available coil and tank.

With a mechanical mod I thought it must be just the other way around. I have to adapt my setup to the mech and to my preference.

 

Only one thing to add.... Size. Mech's are most times without any unneccesary bulk.
Mechs are outstanding for tanks as well for all the same reasons. Reg's have finally begun to shrink but there's nothing like a nice little Heron mated with a Paps.

 

Everything everyone else said about a mechanical is true in terms of advantages. A regulated mod will eventually break in time (or become out dated) a mech will not. You could leave it in your pocket and go swimming (or put it in the washing machine). Replace the battery, clean the contacts, and a mech is still good to go. Before the DNA chips, the mechs were much more popular because the only choice you had to do serious sub ohming was a mechanical. Back in the day, the only choice for a VV was a Provari. Then China jumped on board, and you had VAMOS, Lavatubes, and Evics. But the first generation of regulated were limited to 1 ohm resistance. So to go below 1 ohm you needed a mech. Now with the DNA style chips and the low resistance, you don't need a mech. I still prefer them because they are smaller, and more rugged than a regulated (and will not break). In terms of pocket friendliness, the mech still has the advantage. The only space it takes up is for a battery and atomizer, and you don't need extra bulk for a regulated chip. I pretty much use only mechs for going out just because they are smaller. A mech in 18350 or 14500 (same size as a AA battery) is very tiny.

Another thing that you should keep in mind is that Thailand has a very humid climate, which isn't really a good thing when it comes to electronic circuitry. With a mech, there is no chip to screw up and that is the major advantage in LOS when you can't just walk to a shop on the corner (like you can do in the states) to replace an equipment failure. If it's going to be a hassle to fix if it breaks...then you should have at least one mechanical around because it is bulletproof. If you have a functioning battery the mech simply will not fail.

 

Try it,you'll like it.As much as I enjoy my "high tech" devices I still use and enjoy my mechs and unregs.