Ok, so i asked the veterans and they cleared a bit up and then my thread closed (but thanks to the people who helped)
someone told me to try the LR attys/cartos and i noticed they tasted burnt after just a little while and I defiantly had them full of liquid at all times (correctly filled I'm positive) so I tryed som other ohm(ed?)
1. So if I have a 4.2 volt battery would a 3ohm atty/cart be good, or can u suggest a different ohm(ed?) one
2. Now correct me if I'm wrong but these tanks i keep seeing are basically just a carto with a hole punched then placed inside of a tank so it gets constant fluid? if so then again i would just need a correctly ohm(ed?) carto for my 4.2 volt
3. Lastly do I need different ohm(ed?) attys/cartos for my standard ego batteries?
and could someone link me to a smaller (3-5) ml tank and tell me which carto to use for it
and I'm not trying to be rude, but please don't try to explain the ohm stuff to me I would just like to know which to use for my batteries
i may have more questions but lets just start off with this
someone told me to try the LR attys/cartos and i noticed they tasted burnt after just a little while and I defiantly had them full of liquid at all times (correctly filled I'm positive) so I tryed som other ohm(ed?)
1. So if I have a 4.2 volt battery would a 3ohm atty/cart be good, or can u suggest a different ohm(ed?) one
2. Now correct me if I'm wrong but these tanks i keep seeing are basically just a carto with a hole punched then placed inside of a tank so it gets constant fluid? if so then again i would just need a correctly ohm(ed?) carto for my 4.2 volt
3. Lastly do I need different ohm(ed?) attys/cartos for my standard ego batteries?
and could someone link me to a smaller (3-5) ml tank and tell me which carto to use for it
and I'm not trying to be rude, but please don't try to explain the ohm stuff to me I would just like to know which to use for my batteries
i may have more questions but lets just start off with this