The GBOX 200W Squonk Kit by Geek Vape combines the powerful GBOX Squonk Mod with the Radar RDA to provide the ultimate squonking experience. The GBOX Squonk Mod is a highly sought-after dual 18650 regulated squonk mod due to the recent popularity of squonk mod use. Integrating a squonk-ready system with a high powered AS chipset, the GBOX Squonk Mod features an 8ml capacity squonk bottle and a maximum power output of 200W with full temperature control functionality. Furthermore, its chassis features an ergonomically contoured design and a large OLED screen that clearly displays essential data.
The Radar RDA by Geek Vape is 24mm in diameter and features a unique two post deck to accommodate both single and dual coil configurations. The Radar RDA’s deck features elevated posts for a larger juice well and is user-friendly with its accessible lead trimming design. In addition, the Radar features dual adjustable side airflow slots and a single coil airflow option.
| Weight | 0.41 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 13.5 × 10 × 5.5 in |
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sdubenow (verified owner) –
Purchased this mod with a dead rabbit RDA as my first squonker. Excellent ramp up time, very easy to refill, great menu and chip. Love the safety and convince of a dual 18650 regulated mod and squonks like a dream. Ever bit as good as my original Limitless box mod for power. I can highly recommend it!
r.jaunzarins –
Was a great vape when i got it and the Radar RDA is fantastic. The only issue i have with it is the bottom plate is not secured very well so when it fell off my table it separated from the housing and the batteries don’t touch sometimes. there is no was to repair it because the screws have pulled the threads out of the holes. about 4 months later it fall off the same table again, and the 510 thread came loose, causing it to read no coil on a fairly regular basis. The first issue could be solved with a coarser threading on the screws to really dig into the plastic