Confusion about dual Batt Box mods and Amps

[AzPlumber]

the likelyhood of both batteries venting at the same time in a parallel mod is almost 0.

If the batteries are wired together the likelihood is actual really high. In addition you have a good battery pushing current into a battery that has gone thermal. I think fusing each battery would be a safer setup.

 

[Ryedan]

Dont the sony 26650 vts have like 40 amp continuous?

They claimed to, but you can't get them any more as far as I know. I also don't know if that spec is accurate and I have my doubts

 

[beckdg]

'thanks for the info... its all a big maze trying to define the differences and I guess it depends on how well one understands electronics which I am pretty sad when it comes to it.
I've got a couple of Raptor 120w boxes, because I was into strictly sub ohms for a year, and they max at 6v, but can have lots of watts.

Lately I've appreciated dna boxes because you can go with LR resistances (1 to 2 ohms) with thin wire coils, and crank up the voltage; the dna30 has up to 9v ! I use these with my favorite atomizers (single coil RTA's)

Now the Sig100 can also go up in volts (T8 etc too)... so imo those are pretty good for whatever you want to build; wide range in watts AND voltages.

I know there are things like "step down" and "boost" but I still don't know what the differences and strengths of how the double batts are configured ... I've been reading but even now its a puzzle.

it's all good. let it sink in when your brain allows it. electronics is a complicated subject even for a basic understanding.

 

[edwinoey]

wow! this is the thread im looking for! yes its true that it will split over the amp load into 2 batteries. I'm also going to bought dual 26650 box mod, but still wondering for the good box mod makers and within reasonable price too