Who uses Bypass mode, and why?

[stevoknevo]

So in effect using it as a mech mod then.

Yip.

 

[Badboybez]

I don't get this, why would you want to use a regulated mod as a mech.

 

[Simon G]

I don't get this, why would you want to use a regulated mod as a mech.

that's what the OP is asking.

 

[Badboybez]

Maybe I'm spoilt as I have both regulated, and mech mods, so have never seen the need to use a regulated as a mech.

 

[silk186]

I'm guessing because it doesn't cost them anything extra and they can add an extra feature to the list.
I suppose if you one to try unregulated without buying another mod it could be useful.

 

[lucifah]

I don't get this, why would you want to use a regulated mod as a mech.

Exactly! That's why I asked the question.

 

[stevoknevo]

Exactly! That's why I asked the question.

It's of virtually no use to anybody, however it's handy for pulsing coils and getting a settled resistance before slinging it on a mech.

 

[Simon G]

It's of virtually no use to anybody, however it's handy for pulsing coils and getting a settled resistance before slinging it on a mech.

I think you are right, nobody has actually said they use it for vaping yet.

 

[eyeball kid]

I think you are right, nobody has actually said they use it for vaping yet.

I only imagined it was a feature for those who previously used mechs and wanted to step across to a multi cell mod for longer cell life but maintain the simple no frills vaping experience.

 

[Simon G]

I only imagined it was a feature for those who previously used mechs and wanted to step across to a multi cell mod for longer cell life but maintain the simple no frills vaping experience.

yeah, I guess that would work.