so it might be imagined like all the "my he2 hit harder than my vtc"?
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so it might be imagined like all the "my he2 hit harder than my vtc"?
There's a lot if imaginary facts that get thrown around/posted...dual cell mods being bigger/heavier than single cell mods will always be true.
That being said if it's worth it I'd be down but I haven't been persuaded yet.
That being said if it's worth it I'd be down but I haven't been persuaded yet.
I dont think there will be different between single and dual cell on parallel but if dual cell on series yes
That would be correct if your referring to voltage not under load, all of these were talking about I'd regarding a dual cell parallel setup: where the voltage is the sa,e and the mah. is increased (although not doubled)
yeah my vtc read out 4.02v under load with no coil, just that sag kinda sucks. but i hate regulated. mechs i push the button it fires, if i don't push nothing happens... vv always throws in extra functions that just confuse things
If that's happening on my mod you need to clean it.
Or your battery is fubar`d
Or your battery is fubar`d
Ok Tom since you mentioned cleaning. What's your recommending cleaning methods for a Tmod? Thought it might be helpful for the brotherhood 
Why yes, yes they do. Every day, in fact.
And if my suspicions are correct, it won't be long before the BF community will understand the merits of a dual 18650 mod.
Though, for now, I'll be quite giddy for a 1s2p lipo bf mech mod. As long as Brandon's packs aren't in it.
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just got these batteries from a reputable aussie supplier [ss600] . it is normal i think for a single. an sx350 will show the battery sag. it is just battery strai under load. the voltage drop is minimal, but the battery sag mentioned is a pain, happens on all mods
i had just heard parallel helps this compared to single cells
For sure it will the question in my mind has always been whether it's worth the extra size n weight or not. I haven't found it to be worth it and I run considerably lower builds than most so in my case it's more prevalent than most.
The best way is to attach sandpaper to the end of a half in rod and swirl it around in the bottom of the battery hole...any derivative of that: dry erase marker w sandpaper works well, etc. Sandpaper on the contact is the best as well imo. I also use carb cleaner etc. You can be rough on it.Ok Tom since you mentioned cleaning. What's your recommending cleaning methods for a Tmod? Thought it might be helpful for the brotherhood
Link me to a $50 ballpark charger I can order will ya? So cnuts stole mine recently, before I even got to use it..
... For whatever reason, these mech TMods feel like they have usable battery voltage longer than in other popular BF mods. I have noticed that when I switch batteries out, they have drained down to 3.5-3.6V, which I could never do with other mods.
TMods kick ICE!
I swap batteries after vaping ~1/2 the bottle,depending on the build, they'll usually read 3.6-3.7v, but still kicking out the vapor with punch.
You got a decent dc power supply or you need something that plugs directly into a wall?
And you want it fairly fast, I presume? As opposed to a few weeks or more shipped from China.
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Looks better than the one that I paid $80 for and didn't get to try out, thanks bro! Do you use the software or anything similar to watch your cells?
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