Clone 18650 mech, magnetic button....GO!
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buy a simple reliable high quality Panzer or King clone in stainless steel (For durability). Run Sony`s in it. These two are very stout heavy duty mechs with contacts that work. Get a feel for it and see how the contacts work and how a mech switch works, see how batteries drain under different loads and learn. Then you can figure out what you want in a mech. Sure you know battery safety, but next comes MECH safety. How are they are made, what does quality of contacts do, what is the function of contacts, quality of insulators if there are any, ect.
And no one stops at one mech, they are simply too cheap to buy just one.
Visit the mech forum to browse and learn.
Mechmods
Have fun.
And no one stops at one mech, they are simply too cheap to buy just one.
Visit the mech forum to browse and learn.
Mechmods
Have fun.
Just ordered the magneto II in red from kidneypuncher
Hope it comes soon
Excited
I'm gonna pick up 2 brand new 18650s from a b&m (2 for 10) when it comes. Didn't wanna place too big of an order for a first order just to be safe.
Hope it comes soon
Excited
I'm gonna pick up 2 brand new 18650s from a b&m (2 for 10) when it comes. Didn't wanna place too big of an order for a first order just to be safe.
Oh, so you want to move from regulated mods to unregulated so that you can *safely* fire 20A+? Yeah, sure.
I'll skip the warnings. Stop it. Stop it right now.
Someone already set me straight, but thanks. My days not complete without someone being a condescending ...
I made a newb mistake and like many others I was misled by people in my local b&ms.
Since I had an interest in vaping I have done as much research as I can, within reason (2 year old kid), and I respect the opinions of certain members of this forum.
And I am still gonna research mechanic safety and amps etc. I'm not stupid, just new
Not being condescending works both ways .... just sayin 
The science behind vaping is pretty simple, but it needs to be learned before jumping off any cliffs.
Looks to me like you're getting it tho'.
Nice looking 2 year old ya got there BTW. Be sure to keep your vape stuff out of his reach.
The science behind vaping is pretty simple, but it needs to be learned before jumping off any cliffs.
Looks to me like you're getting it tho'.
Nice looking 2 year old ya got there BTW.
Be sure to keep your vape stuff out of his reach.
Thank youNot being condescending works both ways .... just sayin
The science behind vaping is pretty simple, but it needs to be learned before jumping off any cliffs.
Looks to me like you're getting it tho'.
Nice looking 2 year old ya got there BTW.
If it wasn't for him, I wouldn't be alive today. Anyhow, it's the electricity conversions and safe zones I need to learn, like the max safe output for each battery and what ohm that translates too etc. I know enough to get started, but I'm going to be very careful, the last thing I wanna do is hurt the vaping community by blowing my face up and ending up on the news. There's enough propaganda already (Learned the hard way, tried to squeeze my coil with metal pliers while firing it, needless to say, there was fire) I knew it was stupid after I did it, but I didn't think, lesson learned, think about what your doing before you do it, in life and in vaping.The electrical conversions are pretty simple, and you don't have to be a mathematician to do it.
try this Ohm's Law Calculator
I use a simple rule with my batteries. I try to never exceed 50% of a battery's CDR (continuous discharge rate), because as a battery ages it's CDR degrades.
try this Ohm's Law Calculator
I use a simple rule with my batteries. I try to never exceed 50% of a battery's CDR (continuous discharge rate), because as a battery ages it's CDR degrades.
I'm also thinking about picking up the noisy cricket for a dual battery mech. Anyone have it or know about it, I think I like it better than that clear one, and the screw on battery door could be remedied by installing a few magnets right?
Noisy Cricket Box Mod $19.52 | Vaping Cheap
Noisy Cricket Box Mod $19.52 | Vaping Cheap
Thank you
Looks like you've already decided on one. I was about to suggest two that I have that I really like.. one is a Nemesis, which is the most versatile, but one of the longest. You can get magnets for it pretty cheap. Next would be the Caravella. The one I have has been extremely reliable. Both of those have locking rings which I highly suggest. If you wish to forgo the locking switch, you could go with a SIMPL mod which is even shorter.. the atomizer connects directly to the top of the battery and the button connects the negative to the threads via the tube. I prefer the clones over the authentics, since I don't see the use in paying extra for a glorified tube. I also do a lot of buying from Fasttech. So, Here's those suggestions from Fasttech: Nemesis and Magnets for Nemesis , Caravella (would like to find magnets that work with this), and the SMPL mod. the last two have no magnet options to my knowledge, but they can be had elsewhere.
I think it's a hybrid mod? They are just about the most dangerous way to vape.
on a paralell does the power come from both batts simultaneously and with a series it comes from one than the other? Like stacking two batteries?
A parallel mod splits the amp load between the 2. Series doubles the voltage output, but leaves you with the maximum ampacity of a single battery.
Please note, on a parallel mod, if you get complacent and put a battery in the wrong way, you have no warning, it goes bad before you can get it back out.
Parallel is actually safer. The .2 ohm coils you were talking about pulls 21A off a battery. If you hae a parallel mod, it only pulls 10.5A off each one.
Did it once, but was drunk rather than complacent. Lol! Luckily they were 26650's and it was a hammond box. I got them out before they vented. It did get a tad warm though.
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