I personally liked the idea with the battery band. So I build myself a proper one with a nice aband and the round Mast battery. It worked Verry well with a 25cm cable.
I love the Assassin battery. I hate it because they die in a few months, but that's why you buy them from Amazon & return the broken one & say it came broken. I'm on my 3rd one, but it works so nicely! It's touch screen, goes by .1volt intervals, has a pause. I do want the mast T1, but I heard they fail also. I'm sure eventually all of them do.
@@Tanstattoo I feel that it should last more than a few months especially when I don't use them often because I use mostly wireless machines- so I justify returning them.. They can afford a few returns!
Hey brotha, speaking of batteries, can you do a review of the new Mast Armor Pro Tattoo Machine? It has replaceable batteries, and looks like it might be the best Mast Machine ever made, but would love to hear what you think!
Also on batteries, check out the Solice Peak batterypack. It’s like the Mast Noir/Lancer, as it has replaceable batteries that you can buy for $10 when it starts to get weak. It’s kinda of pricey to start with, around $150, but it supposedly is a great battery, 10 plus hours, .1 voltage plus/ minus, jumpstart, 2000mAh, and again it has replaceable batteries that cost $10.... Just thought I’d throw that out, you probably already know about it (cause yo smarter than me) but I thought I’d throw it out for others. Later bro
The Mast battery is pretty nice - in theory , it looks good, feels like it‘s good quality and works great. But when it comes to daily use, it‘s not worth the price ( actually it‘s 61.99$ on dragonhawk official ) because it doesn‘t last for more than 2 hours, max. I think I‘ll give the new mast T3 another try , but of the runtime problem stays the same, it‘s just not worth it, cause if I need like 4-6 of those packs I can go straight up to bishop or critical battery packs that run the whole day 🤷🏻♂️
@@Tanstattoo serious buddy? I mean that might be my personal luck - I got one from a bad batch 🤷🏻♂️🙈 really my T1 didn‘t make it over 2 hours since But I think I‘ll give that T3 a try, because of the 500 mA more I think?! I mean , if they make it for at least 4-5 hours, that’s great, having two or three of them still saves Money and makes you survive the day easily
@@LeroyMustang actually running the dragonhawk fold with it, between 6 & 8.5 Volts , I think I‘m pretty standard with that. I mean, I don’t really care - there are thousands of bucks in machines and power supplies laying around here - that ~60ish $s is peanuts. But yeah, I mean, I was just hoping to get a better start, going wireless, finally
First gen t1 failed on me. Like don’t even turn anymore. 2nd gen is better. You can tell them apart by display brightness. Old ones have semi gloss finish and lower led brightness
I personally liked the idea with the battery band. So I build myself a proper one with a nice aband and the round Mast battery.
It worked Verry well with a 25cm cable.
I love the Assassin battery. I hate it because they die in a few months, but that's why you buy them from Amazon & return the broken one & say it came broken. I'm on my 3rd one, but it works so nicely! It's touch screen, goes by .1volt intervals, has a pause. I do want the mast T1, but I heard they fail also. I'm sure eventually all of them do.
neat trick bro, gonna try that.
@@Tanstattoo I feel that it should last more than a few months especially when I don't use them often because I use mostly wireless machines- so I justify returning them.. They can afford a few returns!
mast battery is great 101%... outside and inside
Yes, that battery powers all of my rca machines
What batteries have the jumpstart feature like some machines require?
Hey brotha, speaking of batteries, can you do a review of the new Mast Armor Pro Tattoo Machine? It has replaceable batteries, and looks like it might be the best Mast Machine ever made, but would love to hear what you think!
It's in my cart as we speak.
I realize the channel is based on less expensive machines just saying maybe they did it for versatility
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Also on batteries, check out the Solice Peak batterypack. It’s like the Mast Noir/Lancer, as it has replaceable batteries that you can buy for $10 when it starts to get weak. It’s kinda of pricey to start with, around $150, but it supposedly is a great battery, 10 plus hours, .1 voltage plus/ minus, jumpstart, 2000mAh, and again it has replaceable batteries that cost $10.... Just thought I’d throw that out, you probably already know about it (cause yo smarter than me) but I thought I’d throw it out for others. Later bro
I'm going to check it out bro
The Mast battery is pretty nice - in theory , it looks good, feels like it‘s good quality and works great.
But when it comes to daily use, it‘s not worth the price ( actually it‘s 61.99$ on dragonhawk official ) because it doesn‘t last for more than 2 hours, max.
I think I‘ll give the new mast T3 another try , but of the runtime problem stays the same, it‘s just not worth it, cause if I need like 4-6 of those packs I can go straight up to bishop or critical battery packs that run the whole day 🤷🏻♂️
I don't have that problem at all. I use my dragonhawk t1 sometimes 3 times a day. I have gotten about 6 hours of continuous use from this battery.
@@Tanstattoo serious buddy?
I mean that might be my personal luck - I got one from a bad batch 🤷🏻♂️🙈 really my T1 didn‘t make it over 2 hours since
But I think I‘ll give that T3 a try, because of the 500 mA more I think?!
I mean , if they make it for at least 4-5 hours, that’s great, having two or three of them still saves Money and makes you survive the day easily
@@derWelsch0r return it, or exchange it. The t3 is 1,700 mah but I think that huge display is going to drain out that battery significantly faster.
@@derWelsch0r what machines do you run and at what voltage? Btw if you’re running over 9 you’re not the “standard” user.
@@LeroyMustang actually running the dragonhawk fold with it, between 6 & 8.5 Volts , I think I‘m pretty standard with that.
I mean, I don’t really care - there are thousands of bucks in machines and power supplies laying around here - that ~60ish $s is peanuts.
But yeah, I mean, I was just hoping to get a better start, going wireless, finally
First gen t1 failed on me. Like don’t even turn anymore. 2nd gen is better. You can tell them apart by display brightness. Old ones have semi gloss finish and lower led brightness
Alot of inkjecta machines run high ass volts people will run 12 14v easy its the way that motor is
I have never had to run my flite nano passed 9.5 volts, I know I can but I've never had to.
then again I've never had to push an 18 liner on a 3.25 mm cam. I tend to stick to 4.0 and now 4.2 mm for lines.