Battery questions once again.

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anumber1

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Cotton (Japanese) + Charger + IPV2 (silver) +Plume veil (SS) + Batteries (3) + Shipping = 198$ ECIGGITY
E-Juice (481ml) + Shipping= 112$ MTBAKERVAPOR
Drip tip (delrin,white) + Kanthal 32 gauge + Battery Case + Shipping = 15$ KIDNEYPUNCHER
TOTAL : 325 $ WORTH IT !!!!!

Skip the 32 gauge kanthal.

28 Gauge is a more flexible choice.

32 gauge is ok for rebuilding kanger coils, not great for RDA/RBA use.
 

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Hey baditude, there are these 20A continous 3100 mah batteries from efest. Are those safe ?

Nope, they are actually a re-wrapped Panasonic battery which are only rated less than 10 amps continuous. They're a safe battery in the right application, but not for what you will be using them for. Wise of you to ask.

Efest has a nasty habit of over-rating many of their battery specs. Its come to the point that we have to rely on independent battery testers to know what the real specs are for their batteries.

I agree with anumber1 about the choice on Kanthal wire. 28 gauge is more appropriate for what you will be building.
 
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I might be going for a quad parallel single coil, rip did a video on it and got great results. Just need that screw driver. And one more, how can i identify the size of my screwdrivers, etc ?b
:facepalm: It's ok to experiment a little, but remember if the results don't turn out like you want, you'll have to re-do it. Also remember you are only going to have one juice attachment, so if it doesn't work out you don't have anything else to vape on. Remember, you don't have a backup setup to depend on. Start out with simple and easy for something that will be more reliable.

I suggest learning how to build A SIMPLE 1.0 OHM MICROCOIL at first. Learn to perfect that so that you get consistant and predictable results every time you build one, THEN advance to the more difficult stuff.

I keep telling you to slow down. Enjoy the journey.

If the screwdrivers aren't marked in some way, I don't know how you can identify their diameter. My Stanley Precision Screwdriver Set ($6 at Walmart) has the diameter in millimeters on the handles.

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I might be going for a quad parallel single coil, rip did a video on it and got great results. Just need that screw driver. And one more, how can i identify the size of my screwdrivers, etc ?b

That's stupid. Learn the basics first. I'm pretty sure you're just a troll, though. So I think responding to you is a waste of time. Peace out and don't kill yourself.

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