Hi my names paul I have the new vaperesso target 75 VTC. I had over half a battery left and 1 minute I just picked it up and vaped. Then the next second everything just went off. Then I took the tank off the battery and pit the battery down. I then picked it back up 10 minutes after and the battery was really hot like it's going to blow up. I have just had to put it outside my doorstep. What shall I do?
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is the plastic on either end of your 18650 peeling? Did you get any lint or other crap stuck in your micro usb charging port?
Leave it there, watch and wait.
Approach with caution, remove and replace battery.
(I know... sounds sarcastic)
Seriously, you did the right thing.
Either your battery is bad or something went wrong. It's possible your battery wasn't any good in the first place of course.
Can't replace the battery. The battery inside the mod box. Iv gone outside to it. It's cold but it doesn't switch on. It was brand new aswell. I think I just need a new ecig. I want 1 that vapes alot of smoke. Any ideas what I should get
Get a kanger kbox 200. All the power you could ever need, aluminum zinc construction and you can replace the batteries. I just got one myself. It's pretty great. Even has a day mode for the screen in case you do something weird like vape outside during daylight. Which apparently is weird to most vape companies.
The vaporesso target 75 VTC uses a replaceable 18650 battery.
I don't understand why you can't remove the old one & replace it.
I don't understand why you can't remove the old one & replace it.
Grr - there's no such thing as a '40A' 18650 battery - stupid dishonest companies doing irresponsible rewraps...
OP - how hard were you pushing the battery in the mod - what settings were you using and with what tank/resistance etc?
OP - how hard were you pushing the battery in the mod - what settings were you using and with what tank/resistance etc?
Stay away from second brands.. stick to actual real batteries that aren't 2nd tier rejects that are re-wrapped under a different brand.
Stick to LG, Samsung and Sony. and go for the 20A rated batteries, There's very few that go over 20A that truly does it (and even then, it's 25, some can reach 30 with pulsing, but even then, you're playing with fire).
No it's not. There are no 18650s with a continuous discharge rating greater than 35 amps (and it's probably not even one of those). Where'd you get it? Can you take a picture? Otherwise, can you tell us what color it is, and everything it says on the battery itself?
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