Okay so I've been vaping for awhile now and I'm interested in getting into series boxes. Right now if I'm understanding correctly I know that you have to have a build that's is lower amps then the batteries continuous maximum discharge current . So if a battery has a continuous maximum discharge current of 20 a. I just have to keep it under that and I'll be safe? So like 8.4/.5 is 16.8. So as long as I don't go lower then .5 I won't have any problems???
Series box mod question??
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Mechanical or regulated?
Pseudo/fake hybrid / direct to battery contact, true hybrid or standard 510 connection?
Authentic / legit batteries or one of the dozens of erriounously labeled cells?
Matched / married batteries?
Pseudo/fake hybrid / direct to battery contact, true hybrid or standard 510 connection?
Authentic / legit batteries or one of the dozens of erriounously labeled cells?
Matched / married batteries?
Your mixing up several questions that cannot be answered without more information about your setup.
On a series box mech, wether with or without a PWM potentiometer, safest lowest build is 0.55ohm (at about 75% of the max CDR of about 15 to 16amps on a 20amp battery yes), suggested build would be about 0.75ohms (11.2amps), that is assuming just straight battery through only a Mosfet chip or direct current like the Wismec Noisy Cricket. If it comes with a dial (PWM Potentiometer) example the Hexohm, you have a little wiggle room, but still suggested to run lowest 0.5 to 0.55ohms. Series regulated like the Sigelei 150watt for example, basically the only limit is what the chipset can handle and your batteries, 2x 20amp batteries then it is 120watts about max (about 60watts per battery), true 30amp like the LG HB6 then about 170watts (170watts/6.4v (lowest battery charge 3.2v each battery)=26.5625/90%mod efficiency=27.2139amps) (about 96watts per battery)
Thanks that was very helpful I have 2 LG HD2 18650s 25a I got off of element vape. And I got the tesla invader 3, does this mean that I can't run .25 on it even though it has the built in protection? Sorry I'm a newbie been vaping on regulated mods for a couple years and wanting to try sown thing new.
So basically with true 25a batteries just keep it .5 and up and I'll be cool?
The LG HD2 is actually a 20a cdr cell ---> LG HD2 25A 2000mAh 18650 Bench Test Results...too hot at 25A, but OK 20A cell
The tesla invader3 potentiometer adjusts the output voltage from 3.6v to 6.6v.
6.6v / .25Ω = 26.4a, 174w
3.6v / .25Ω = 14.4a, 51.8w
The tesla invader3 potentiometer adjusts the output voltage from 3.6v to 6.6v.
6.6v / .25Ω = 26.4a, 174w
3.6v / .25Ω = 14.4a, 51.8w
So .25 isn't a good ideal is what I'm getting out of this , ill just keep it at .5 .6 range
It's a regulated VV mod not a mech or unregulated. You can put a .25 build in no problem.
A .25 build at a selected say 3.6v
Is 6.86A pulled out of a 20A cell.
Edit: that was at full charge series (8.4v)
Assuming the cutoff voltage of 3.2v(6.4series) of the mod, the amps drawn would be 9A.
A .25 build at a selected say 3.6v
Is 6.86A pulled out of a 20A cell.
Edit: that was at full charge series (8.4v)
Assuming the cutoff voltage of 3.2v(6.4series) of the mod, the amps drawn would be 9A.
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