The Freemax GEMM kit includes an internal battery tube module with a three-watt setting and two disposable sub-ohmic slots with a tea fiber core. As for the GEMM chariot, this is Freemax's first attempt to use a one-time sub ohm tank.
Specifications
Diameter: 25 mm
Height: 131.65 mm (Standard edition) / 122.85 mm (TPD edition)
E-liquid capacity: 5/4 mL (Standard edition) / 2 mL (TPD edition )
Battery type: Built-in 2900 mAh
Battery output wattage levels: 40-60-80 watts
Output voltage range: 0-4.2 volts
Output current range: 0-42 amps
Resistance range: 0.10-3.0 ohms
At 25 mm x 85 mm, the GEMM mod is shorter and slightly thicker than the Twister mod and I was happy to see that Freemax is using simpler designs this time—although they did release single-color editions for the Twister eventually.
The disposable tanks are surprisingly well-made in my opinion. They come with a smooth airflow adjustment ring, and a silicon gasket for filling. Everything other than the coil seems to be made out of plastic.
The battery provides direct output, which means that performance will drop along with the battery levels, and I noticed that the top of the mod may get a bit warm when chain vaping on it. But it is a very rapid-firing mod, especially when used with the GEMM tanks.
The only drawback I noticed was a bit of gurgling/spitback at the first couple of vapes in the morning, which is to be expected. You can get it in Vapesourcing e cigarette online.
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