2 cents

[Zutankhamun]

Is there any kind of fuse available yet that you can sub ohm with? I think with the 2cents you cant get more than 6 A. Thanks

 

[sparkky1]

Is there any kind of fuse available yet that you can sub ohm with? I think with the 2cents you cant get more than 6 A. Thanks

A fuse for what device ?

 

[EBates]

sigelei and Smoktech appear to have 7 amp.
I used e-cig safety fuse for my google search.

 

[six]

I know literally nothing about your device since you didn't mention what device you want to fuse, but you can automotive fuse mod your negative contact on just about any device that uses a spring. pdib has posted some things about that here and there on ecf.

 

[Bad Ninja]

Just use a regulated device.

 

[Baditude]

Just use a regulated device.

IMHO, if you're convinced you must build lower than 0.5 ohms to get a satisfying vape, then use a high wattage regulated device. You'll have the power you need and also have short circuit protection of a regulated mod.

 

[six]

You'll have the power you need and also have short circuit protection of a regulated mod.

I wonder how many pitchforks and torches I would see if I typed out loud that I still occasionally stack 18350s in an unregulated (but well vented) tube to warm up one of my ancient 3.5 ohm debridged 510 attys...

 

[Baditude]

I wonder how many pitchforks and torches I would see if I typed out loud that I still occasionally stack 18350s in an unregulated (but well vented) tube to warm up one of my ancient 3.5 ohm debridged 510 attys...

 

[Zutankhamun]

Cheers guys. No I just meant that I would have thought by 2016 I would be able to use a safety fuse like the 2cents in any mechanical mod and you be able to build low. It's not that big of a deal anyway but I just wondered. Thanks

 

[Runamok3x]

Here is a link to the 7A
Safety Fuse