I suppose if your going to be playing football with them, I have copper gutters and awnings on one of my houses exterior that's over 12 years old ...........
I tried to sell her on the 26650 mod but maybe I must have come across to condescending ?
Clone 18650 mech, magnetic button....GO!
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I suppose if your going to be playing football with them, I have copper gutters and awnings on one of my houses exterior that's over 12 years old ...........
I tried to sell her on the 26650 mod but maybe I must have come across to condescending ?
Actually for high current (low resistance coils) Parallel is the safer choice.
1: on a parallel setup power comes from both batteries simultaneously.
2: on a series setup power comes from both batteries simultaneously.
3: series is the same meaning as stacking two batteries.
that noisy cricket seems to be a no-centerpin mech. disaster in the hands of somebody who doesn't understand.
dual batt mechs are usually parallel, not series.
me too; not in a mod but on a cheap dual bay charger;
didn't have my glasses on.
flathead type (or fatbutton) batts.
smelt it.
fried the charger.
The threads my friend, think about the threads. You only unscrew copper threads so many times before they won't anymore.
I won't bore you with the "Principles and Application of Tribology" tho'
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Possibly if you used it everyday, I use mine every blue moon and still like butter, lithium grease my friend .....................
I was at a bar. Popped the lid off, then shook the batts into the ice trough on the other side. It smelled terrible.
Good thing I'm very .... about that, even though I know which side is which, I always check my batteries and the mod. I think this is bc I use Flat top Samsung's (the pinks) but it's second nature now, even though my kbox is protected, I don't trust it.
Flat top Samsung's 3.7v/3000 mahI'm a little worried about what kind of batteries you got from the B&M for $5/ea.
Samsung, the manufacturer of the INR18650 30q 3000mah considers/rates it as a 15a CDR battery.
Not to sound condescending but your going to need everthing this battery has in it Sony US18650VTC4 2100mAh
15A at 4.2V is about a 0.3 ohms. For safety sake, keep your builds above .5 ohms with that battery.
I use the VTC4's and don't build under .3 ohms on a mech. (I use 24G Nichrome 80 wire. Dual coils, 8 wraps each @ 3mm = +/- .3 ohms) That's about 15A and it's a great vape. Huge clouds at 60W (which is where you end up on a mech with a fully charged battery). There's no need to build any lower than that. The same build with 28G kanthal gives you about 1.0 ohms and vapes just as well, but is slightly slower to ramp up.
I use the VTC4's and don't build under .3 ohms on a mech. (I use 24G Nichrome 80 wire. Dual coils, 8 wraps each @ 3mm = +/- .3 ohms) That's about 15A and it's a great vape. Huge clouds at 60W (which is where you end up on a mech with a fully charged battery). There's no need to build any lower than that. The same build with 28G kanthal gives you about 1.0 ohms and vapes just as well, but is slightly slower to ramp up.
Specifications
Dimension 18mm x 65mm
Weight (kg) 45g
Model ICR 18650 30B
Nominal Voltage 3.78V
Charge Voltage 4.35V
Discharge cut-off voltage 2.75V
Max discharge current 5.9A
Capacity 3000mah
Do you see the problem with those??
They're a great flashlight battery.
Hey I just got back on, I know I know, I have to get different batteries. And these are 2 for 20, sound better? I'm not going to even use the mod without the new batteries, and it's looking like it's stuck in an Arizona sorting facility for now anyway....Damn usps. I hate waiting.....I'll check back in before I even open the box. As to make sure I don't kill myself and have plenty of people to yell at me if I do.
Also gonna pick up a luc charger because my current 7$ dinky charger ain't gonna cut it
No.. that can't be right. Can it? Can anybody else confirm this. It just doesn't seem right that the battery would degrade that quickly. I know guys who would be replacing their batteries weekly, or at the worst have them blowing up in their faces from overtaxing. Why would simply discharging them quickly cause them to lose 5% of their overall battery life? I'd be spending more on batteries that I was spending on cigarettes.
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