need help with triple series mod
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i have a triple series box mod that i been having for awhile now and its my everyday vape. i went to hit it and heard a snap and something that sounded like a cracking coming from inside the box. after that it started autofiring. i removed the rda and tested the button. it fired just fine without the rda. when i put the rda back on it autofires without hitting the button. can someone please tell me what went wrong
howdy! and welcome!
just started working with a double series box, but might be able to point you in the right direction
just started working with a double series box, but might be able to point you in the right direction
could it be an issue with the mosfet, possibly? autofiring when under load? when you say it fires fine without the rda, are you testing it on an ohm reader that will read voltage output?
i removed the batteries and put the box up till i can figure out what happened and how to prevent it from happening again
Dont use that MOD ever if it does that!
i would try to check it on an ohm meter that has a voltage reader that screws into your 510 - see if that is where the issue is
it's pushing 12.6 without a rda and 10.6 with one on. having a triple mosfet and a single 15k resister, is that enough for the volts its putting out?
i'm not crazy like some people out there. i like safe. safe is good.Good glad your being smart about it
Fried Mosfet or PWM Poteniometer. Get the model number of the Mosfets installed, search for replacements and get more with a higher rating, if you know someone or can do it yourself unsolder the older Mosfets and solder in the new ones. If the mod has a PWM like the Raptor chip, these are most times rated for about 120watts, going over that you'll fry them every time. You'll need to buy a new one, any time you throw down the switch and you hear a high pitched whining noise adjust the output up and down until it goes away, the whining is the signal you are over taxing the chip. HTH
all it had inside was a triple mosfet with the 15k resister. no pwm. it never whinned or hissed when the button was pressed. so i need to go with a higher mosfet and this should solve the problem?
It sounds most likely that your MOSFET has failed closed.
Those MOSFETs are rated for up to 375 Watts, but only when used with a suitable heatsink - I'm guessing that since you don't know what a PCB is, that you probably didn't have a heatsink on your MOSFET?
Those MOSFETs are rated for up to 375 Watts, but only when used with a suitable heatsink - I'm guessing that since you don't know what a PCB is, that you probably didn't have a heatsink on your MOSFET?
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