Cheyenne SOL Nova Unlimited Wireless Tattoo Machine | Review, Setup & Unboxing
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- We unbox, set-up and review the Cheyenne SOL Nova Unlimited wireless tattoo machine and talk you through its features.
The Unlimited is the next step in the evolution of the popular SOL Nova and is Cheyenne's first machine that doesn't require a cable or power supply!
The SOL Nova Unlimited offers maximum freedom of movement through cordless operation and intuitive working via a single button and motion control.
You can adjust the frequency of the machine by holding the button and tilting it up or down - it's that simple!
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Hey guys, it’s Liam from Killer Ink, and today I’m excited to be bringing you the Cheyenne SOL Nova Unlimited.
The Unlimited is the next step in the evolution of Cheyenne’s popular SOL Nova rotary, so let’s take a look at what it has to offer.
As you can see, the Unlimited looks very similar to the SOL Nova, but with one key omission: the Cheyenne cord connection.
No Cheyenne cable connection means that the SOL Nova Unlimited has been designed to run wirelessly, and therefore lessen the amount of cables and clutter in your workspace, as well as allowing for maximum freedom of movement.
Rather than using a power supply, Cheyenne’s new wireless pen-style rotary is powered by a rechargeable battery, which you can find here…
You’ll receive two batteries with your SOL Nova Unlimited, as well as a charger and cable, so you can easily swap out the first and continue working while your other one is charging.
Speaking of charging, the Cheyenne SOL Nova Unlimited will take only three hours to fully charge and offer a minimum of five hours running time - so you won’t have to worry about running out of power in the middle of tattooing!
Operating the SOL Nova Unlimited couldn’t be easier, and it’s all done through a single button and motion control.
The frequency of the machine can be adjusted quickly and intuitively by holding this button down while tilting the machine. Tilt it up to increase the frequency… and down to decrease…
The SOL Nova Unlimited has a wide frequency bandwidth that ranges from 25 to 140 Hertz, which makes it perfect for a wide range of different styles. Lower the frequency of the machine for dotwork and realism, and crank it up for fuller and more intense lines.
The Cheyenne SOL Nova Unlimited has two operating modes: Steady Mode and Responsive Mode, which are similar to the HardDrive and SENSIDRIVE modes offered by Cheyenne’s SOL Luna and SOL Terra rotaries.
As its name suggests, Steady Mode means that your SOL Nova Unlimited will run at a controlled speed, with no give and a consistent hard hit.
With Responsive Mode, the frequency and hit of the machine will adjust depending on the surface you’re tattooing, with the overall purpose of the mode to emulate give.
The SOL Nova Unlimited is quiet to run with minimum vibration, which is typical for the latest Cheyenne machines, and offers adjustable needle depth from 0 to 4.0 millimetres.
As with the SOL Nova before it, the Unlimited version is powered by a brushless DC motor and has a 3.5 millimetre stroke length, making it ideal for precise lining, as well as soft shading.
The Cheyenne SOL Nova Unlimited is easy to cover and wrap for hygiene purposes and is compatible with the brand’s disposable Round and One Inch D-Grips.
In terms of measurements, the SOL Nova Unlimited has a 33 millimetre diameter and a length of 125 millimetres. The rotary weighs in at 152 grams without the battery and 184 grams with it included.
Manufactured in Germany according to medical standard, the Cheyenne SOL Nova Unlimited is now available to order from Killer Ink via the link in the description below.
So now that you’ve seen the SOL Nova Unlimited, what do you think of Cheyenne’s latest rotary? Are you on-board with wireless tattooing? Let us know in the comments below, and don’t forget to hit that like button and subscribe to our UA-cam channel!
Hell of a review, no bs, no editorializing, talking fast so we don’t have to up the playback speed, concise perfect review.
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I just got this machine and it's pretty amazing. The frequency setting is SOOOO amazingly easy and convenient. I thought i wouldn't like it but i love it! You can go from doing DoT work boom back to line work wiithout hardly taking your hands off the machine. Just hold the button. LOVE IT!
How do you know the speed? By ear? 😅👎
@@artistadrtm Yes and no. Theres a chart you get when you buy the machine. It shows you the voltage at what angle. Truth is man. If you are experienced you should know the speed by ear in all honesty.
thank you for this video! I just upgraded to this machine (previously a cheapy amazon machine) the 1 button to control everything was throwing me off.
But now i understand it.
and omg.
MIND BLOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We are glad you're made up with your new machine!!
buy the transparent covers so you can see the switch.
Light goes off while tattooing so it’s kinda annoying to search for it.
Total control, works effortlessly. Adjustable voltage chart is easy to read.
What's your favorite: Cheyenne Sol Nova Unlimited or Spektra Flux FK Irons?
tell cheyenne improve the grip mechanism like the hawk grip... so everytime you adjust the needle depth the buttons will stay in same angle no need to locate...
I loved mine until it just died one month after the 12 month warranty. Cheyenne told me they cannot repair the snu they can only replace for an additional $460. I have $200 wireless machines from amazon that lasted longer than my snu. Terrible service to deal with aswell.
Just picked one up amazing but still working its lining clinique's but amazing for shading and coloring..
Awesome review thank you!!!
What size of needles are able to push?
wie viele rpm hat sie?
When adjusting the frequency by tilting does it feel like it raises and lowers in increments? Like someone said below how would you know exactly what you are running the machine at besides feeling and listening to the vibration
The angle determines the speed ...you get a chart with the machine
I’d love to get my hands on one of these!!
I just ordered one. So worth the money
Even the old machine you not using 🙏😔
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Sir, my Cheyenne Unlimited 4.0 tattoo machine sometimes stops by itself while running, what could be the reason for this? What is the best solution?
Hey! We would suggest trying some different batteries and if the issue persists, contact whoever you bought the machine from for further advice.
@@KillerInkTattooEU Thank you for the wonderful feedback
when you guys gonna review the inkjecta x1?...
How can you get a consistent shading if you don’t have precise control over the voltage?
It's pretty percise. There's a chart you can go off of and it basically will show you what voltage you're at depending on angle.
Sir I bought a Cheyenne Unlimited 4.0 machine from German with only one battery available, can I use another similar Panasonic NCR18500A battery?
Hey, yes the Cheyenne Unlimited is powered by the Panasonic NCR18500A so this is ok to use.
@@KillerInkTattooEU Thank you. But sir other NCR18500A Battery will not affect the machine?
Anybody know what size battery it uses?
Can we get the specs on the motor. Whats the watts on it
Is there a way to find out from Cheyenne if they are planning on creating a Battery power pack that will fit into the Original Sol Nova ?
I'm thinking of trying to convert a Rocket battery RCA to female 3.5 instead of tampering with the Sol Nova, but would really like a batt pack that can be plugged in as pleases (not with tilt tho) just some nice buttons and a digital read out please 👍
Hey James, there are no plans as of yet for a dedicated battery pack for the original Cheyenne SOL Nova.
I want to buy this machine too. But how long does such a battery last? Can you buy the battery if it breaks? And where?
Hi, lithium-ion batteries usually last up to 2-3 years if taken care of properly. The SOL Nova Unlimited is powered by a Panasonic NCR18500A cell battery. If you need more than the two batteries supplied, you can obtain them from your local battery shop.
@@KillerInkTattooEU no the question was how long I can get there with a load of batarie? 2 hours? which needles do i need for this machine? I've only tattooed with Micky Sharpz machine until now. is this machine all-round like:
shadow, line, and so on?
The Cheyenne SOL Nova Unlimited will take three hours to fully charge and will offer a minimum of five hours running time.
It's compatible with all cartridges that features a Cheyenne-type connection, e.g. Cheyenne, Killer Ink, KWADRON, Magic Moon, DarkLab Vertix.
With a wide frequency bandwidth that ranges from 25 to 140 Hz, the Cheyenne SOL Nova Unlimited is perfect for a wide range of tattooing styles. It's also available with two stroke lengths: 3.5 mm (suitable for lining and shading) or 4.0 mm (ideal for bold lines and colour packing).
@@KillerInkTattooEU I bought it. I hope there is no mistake 🙊
@@KillerInkTattooEU The machine is there. Wow this machine is amazing 😍😍😍
I love cheyenne 😍❤
What is the difference between 3.5, 4.0, and now 5.0mm stroke, really ?
Thx in advance ! 🤟🏻
Hi Sam, all the machines perform the same and have the same features, so it's only the stroke length that's the difference. Stroke length preference varies from person to person. There are many factors on which stroke length to choose, whether it’s the cartridge configurations you use, your hand speed or your style.
In general however, the 3.5 is suitable for lining and shading, the 4.0 is ideal for bold lines and colour packing, and the 5.0 is great for crisp lines and large scale saturations.
buenos dias. que precio tiene la sol nova unlimited y si hacen envio a colombia ???
El precio es $1045 dolares el envio no se
so cool.
It there any battery pack for sol nova first generation not the sol unlimited
Critical battery pack
Good
Nice 😘😘
still waiting for the inkjecta x1 and then i can decide...😁
The x1 is nuts
@@Raydems x1 really got my attention its not your average wireless machine and even on the pen type design..
get both bruh
Cost???
Appreciate you guys doing one of the most in depth reviews. Still a little confused about the frequency in hertz settings. How do you know exactly what your running at for the sake of consistency?
I def know I want to go wireless. Just waiting it out to see what’s gonna be the best fit for me. Right now I have my eyes on the sol nova unlimited and fk irons spektra flux.
@@Infinitesyndicate. please tell me which one did you end buying? I'm having problem deciding. I want to be all-rounder with styles, so I need one that's more versatile. Thanks in advance!
@@xValeTatt No hate on Cheyenne. Love a lot of their products but the whole rotating the machine to change voltage thing immediately turned me off from that machine. I haven’t purchased either one of them. Think I’m gonna wait it out for now, or until FKirons comes out with disposable grips for the flux.
where can we get this?
Hey, the Cheyenne SOL Nova Unlimited is available to order here: www.killerinktattoo.co.uk/cheyenne-sol-nova-unlimited-wireless-tattoo-machine-black
I was interested until I knew it lasted only 5 hours, which it means is more like 4, for a price of $1045.
I know ill use it for a day or 2 then use it as paper weight. Emails take loong to reply imagine damage exchange.
what do you think about changing the batterie?
@@Henroin42 It wouldn’t work for me, I wrap my machine so if the battery dies I have to unwrap the device change the battery and wrap it again. I got a Better one for a fraction of the price and the battery last me 9 hours straight hours. I got a couple of videos Im editing with me using it. Check me out from time to time ill be uploading soon..
The sad thing is that when I called I asked, if the machine don’t perform to my expectations can I return it for a refund? they said no. Lol
@@redtiptattoos9261 where did you get this better battery?
wow my dream Hope I get tattoo machine😔 Idol
fram Philippines
A huge disappointment for me. :( I don't understand this engine choice on Cheyenne's part. The cheapest Chinese machines have a more powerful engine. They put a better engine in the previous Cheyenne models, so why not in this one?!
Is just Marketing
I'm struggling to understand his way of pronouncing words; somebody give him an energy drink before shooting a vlog.
Sounds like german English
@@mikulaszipper7740 he's definitely not german speaking english lol
essa merda nunca vai ter a amperagem de uma boa fonte!!!