Yet again...oye,
Ok, reasons for this happening are as follows.
Mod positive pin dead shorted
Build was crap and dead shorted.
Build pulled to many amps from a battery not rated for it (likely the case)
Switch was locked on the "On" position or got stuck.
Forgot to lock switch down with lock ring.
First and foremost, I'm not going to congratulate you at all, you not only put yourself at risk but you put everyone on that bus at risk. Can I not get people to understand the dangers of building down below .5, can we not get that your drawing massive amp's at this point and unless you've 35 amp rated batteries or better hang that pipe dream up. So you kicked it down the street, lucky that no one came around that corner, congrats you just severely injured someone. Guess that's aright I suppose at least it would seem so with the attitudes lately (it is not alright if your wondering, 2 min of safety and an ounce of common sense could have prevented this from ever happening).
I'd charged you double if I owned the shop personally, once to replace the equipment and a surcharge for the shear lack of common sense. Yah some here may pad the gravity of what happened, some may even say its alright but the bottom line is you put people in danger not only from possible shrapnel but as well the toxic gases that vented. Your lucky to have all your limbs still attached in truth, and that I won't sugar coat at all.
This time practice some basic safety and common sense, you don't need to build low to have an amazing vape experience. This is some sort of weird myth in the community that got started from god knows where but really needs to end. I really don't want to see you or anyone else hurt, there is no point in having come this far staying of the cig's if your going to do something to get you killed. Vape on and vape safe.
*Correction, Bus ment "Street Car" in this instance
Ok, reasons for this happening are as follows.
Mod positive pin dead shorted
Build was crap and dead shorted.
Build pulled to many amps from a battery not rated for it (likely the case)
Switch was locked on the "On" position or got stuck.
Forgot to lock switch down with lock ring.
First and foremost, I'm not going to congratulate you at all, you not only put yourself at risk but you put everyone on that bus at risk. Can I not get people to understand the dangers of building down below .5, can we not get that your drawing massive amp's at this point and unless you've 35 amp rated batteries or better hang that pipe dream up. So you kicked it down the street, lucky that no one came around that corner, congrats you just severely injured someone. Guess that's aright I suppose at least it would seem so with the attitudes lately (it is not alright if your wondering, 2 min of safety and an ounce of common sense could have prevented this from ever happening).
I'd charged you double if I owned the shop personally, once to replace the equipment and a surcharge for the shear lack of common sense. Yah some here may pad the gravity of what happened, some may even say its alright but the bottom line is you put people in danger not only from possible shrapnel but as well the toxic gases that vented. Your lucky to have all your limbs still attached in truth, and that I won't sugar coat at all.
This time practice some basic safety and common sense, you don't need to build low to have an amazing vape experience. This is some sort of weird myth in the community that got started from god knows where but really needs to end. I really don't want to see you or anyone else hurt, there is no point in having come this far staying of the cig's if your going to do something to get you killed. Vape on and vape safe.
*Correction, Bus ment "Street Car" in this instance
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