I just place a .14 build on a VGOD mec mod. I heard that was dangerous. Do you agree? What is the danger?
I just place a .14 build on a VGOD mec mod. I heard that was dangerous. Do you agree? What is the danger?
Two things, your ohm reader could be off by a bit, I don't care if it's the top of the line reader, it can still be off. What battery are you using? If you like a build that low, don't do it on a single battery mech mod.Until you know what your doing, use a safe build, over .20I just place a .14 build on a VGOD mec mod. I heard that was dangerous. Do you agree? What is the danger?
Ok, thank you all for your responses. I am using a 3000mAh 35A 3.7V battery.
I just place a .14 build on a VGOD mec mod. I heard that was dangerous. Do you agree? What is the danger?
By the way, just multiply these 28 amps by the 4 V again and you know know you would be vaping at 112 Watts!!!
Please don't advertise things like this on thread where the op has yet to learn the basics of mech mod safety.I run .08 adv on most of my tubes with lg hb6 I have not been +.1 for some times I use a dna mod as my ohm reader I have never had a problem but I’m also not calling it safe
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Please don't advertise things like this on thread where the op has yet to learn the basics of mech mod safety.
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I find that a bit problematic problematic as well. In a post to a new builder it definitely needs to be qualified. It could be somewhat safe, as long as the user really knows what he/she is doing, has an ohm reader that is absolutely accurate at such a low resistance (doesn't exist though), is using true 30-amp batteries which are new (as the amp capability lowers with age and use). Not something that should be tried by a first-timer.It was just my way of saying that .14 was safe Sorry for not explaining that y
I find that a bit problematic problematic as well. In a post to a new builder it definitely needs to be qualified. It could be somewhat safe, as long as the user really knows what he/she is doing, has an ohm reader that is absolutely accurate at such a low resistance (doesn't exist though), is using true 30-amp batteries which are new (as the amp capability lowers with age and use). Not something that should be tried by a first-timer.
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Safety precautions are important at any resistances on mechs, and particularly with very low resistances. "It's fine" is hardly sufficient information.At the same time we don’t need to make it sound like it’s sooo unsafe nether scaring others a way but I will say new or not lg hb6 or Vtc 5a .14 is fine
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At the same time we don’t need to make it sound like it’s sooo unsafe nether scaring others a way but I will say new or not lg hb6 or Vtc 5a .14 is fine
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