Hi,
I have some batteries that came with my headlamps I use for running sled dogs.
They never seem to last very long. ( probably very low MAH) so I got some new ones but they are re-wraps and I was wondering how to check a battery for the ACTUAL amps its putting out? That seems like a good skill to have when using Mech. Mods.
Plus , I want to change out my batteries before they reach 3.1 volts etc left is that correct? Guess that time will vary with each Mod and how its used etc,, what tank, How heavy one vapes etc. Particular batteries will all be different so wish there was some way to KNOW when they are getting low but I guess on a Mech. Mod there is not any way to do that.
Maybe take it out, put it on a Multi meter then either change it or put it back in. Would seem one would get to know that set up after a few checks. That is the only way I can see doing it. Anyone got a better way? Plus that way to check Actual Amps?
Thank you very much all.
Andrea
I have some batteries that came with my headlamps I use for running sled dogs.
They never seem to last very long. ( probably very low MAH) so I got some new ones but they are re-wraps and I was wondering how to check a battery for the ACTUAL amps its putting out? That seems like a good skill to have when using Mech. Mods.
Plus , I want to change out my batteries before they reach 3.1 volts etc left is that correct? Guess that time will vary with each Mod and how its used etc,, what tank, How heavy one vapes etc. Particular batteries will all be different so wish there was some way to KNOW when they are getting low but I guess on a Mech. Mod there is not any way to do that.
Maybe take it out, put it on a Multi meter then either change it or put it back in. Would seem one would get to know that set up after a few checks. That is the only way I can see doing it. Anyone got a better way? Plus that way to check Actual Amps?
Thank you very much all.
Andrea