Mech mod safety - batteries, coils and everything you need to know to be an educated and safe vaper

[MamaTried]

No such thing as a stupid question when it comes to battery safety especially, or anything else really. And.....you can bet that someone else will usually benefit from the answer too. That's why I encourage folks, if you ask something then find the answer. Add the answer to the post but leave the question up. Don't delete it.

as the resident and official village idiot here in Reoville, i second that there is no such thing as a stupid question

 

[super_X_drifter]

Good video, Russ. OT: did I notice a little snow on your whiskers...? Maybe it was powdered sugar.......

Getting older sucks . I just now shaved that itchy thing off

 

[TraceyS]

Can anyone tell me where they are getting their 18650 batteries button top? I've been searching the threads........I usually always use efest.

Tracey

 

[super_X_drifter]

RTD Vapor

 

[TraceyS]

RTD Vapor

Thank you Russ, I was going to PM you but decided to hope you replied

Tracey

 

[super_X_drifter]

Thank you Russ, I was going to PM you but decided to hope you replied

Tracey

I'd highly recommend the AW 2200 or 1600. Avoid the 2000

 

[TraceyS]

Yup always order the 1600 and bookmarked the site! Thanks again!

Tracey

 

[Alawot]

I don't think they offer the AW 2000 mah anymore. Good thing too, amp rating was low. I've been happy with my 1600's & 2200's.

 

[TraceyS]

ordered and shipped already!

 

[ed101z]

After using both the 2200 and 1600, I prefer the 1600. Since it has 4 more amps, it has more kick from the 3.7 thru 3.9 range.

 

[seanol]

I second the accolades, this video went a long way towards my getting a couple of mech mods when it came out!

I have viewed all your videos, even though I don't plan on a REO (yet!). They are clear, to the point, and explain the subject matter in a way that is easy for us newer vaper's to grasp.

I was on the fence with all of the information available as well as some of the counter information (rocking a .16 build on my mech and it chucks vapor!) so seeing this laid out in a video format really helped me build a safe set of coils and know what the result would be when done.

I still don't understand how some can just tell a new vaper to wrap 6 turns of 26g around a 1/8 drill bit. Without an ohm meter, how do you know you don't have a direct short?

I had a build I was trying on a VV/VW that developed a hot leg, one of the screws backed out on the addy. That was a hit I never want to replicate again!

Nice job!

Thanks,
Sean

 

[super_X_drifter]

I second the accolades, this video went a long way towards my getting a couple of mech mods when it came out!

I have viewed all your videos, even though I don't plan on a REO (yet!). They are clear, to the point, and explain the subject matter in a way that is easy for us newer vaper's to grasp.

I was on the fence with all of the information available as well as some of the counter information (rocking a .16 build on my mech and it chucks vapor!) so seeing this laid out in a video format really helped me build a safe set of coils and know what the result would be when done.

I still don't understand how some can just tell a new vaper to wrap 6 turns of 26g around a 1/8 drill bit. Without an ohm meter, how do you know you don't have a direct short?

I had a build I was trying on a VV/VW that developed a hot leg, one of the screws backed out on the addy. That was a hit I never want to replicate again!

Nice job!

Thanks,
Sean

Thank you brother. Killer props. I like it. That's what motivates me to make these things

I personally find anything less than 8 winds to be nearly impossible to remove hot legs on when building in the 1.6 - 2.0mm inside diameter range.