Does kraken fit on stingray?
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Unless you run into some freak of nature, they should fit just fine. Both Kraken and Stingray use 510 connectors. I don't have a Tesla, but I'm willing to bet it'll fit that too.
If you're asking this question... I wish you the best of luck building that genesis... Lol I'm just messin, giving you a hard time.
Yeah they both utilize the 510 connection and they are both 22mm, so they should sit nice and flush.
Yeah they both utilize the 510 connection and they are both 22mm, so they should sit nice and flush.
Haha yeah im totally new to all this i was just gonna go to my local vape shop for then to build it for me haha and awesome
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Haha yeah im totally new to all this i was just gonna go to my local vape shop for then to build it for me haha and awesome
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You should really read up and learn how to build it yourself. That way if something goes wrong with it you can fix it yourself and not rely on anyone else.
Trust me, once you get the hang of building a Genny, building anything else is really, really easy. Its really not that hard as everyone makes it out to seem, just a little more fiddling required.
Also make sure you read up on battery safety, be familiar with ohms law, and all that other good stuff if you haven't already. Its pretty fun when you get the hang of it.
Best of luck! You'll enjoy the kraken, I sure do love mine.
True i guess that sounds alot more convenient than driving over there all the time. Ill look up some tutorials to get some basic knowledge of the kraken and yeah im looking into the battery thing, i just got mine its a 1600 amh i dont have anything to measure the ohm yet tho
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True i guess that sounds alot more convenient than driving over there all the time. Ill look up some tutorials to get some basic knowledge of the kraken and yeah im looking into the battery thing, i just got mine its a 1600 amh i dont have anything to measure the ohm yet tho
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I'm guessing its the 1600mah aw imr? That's a good battery. The manufacturer and amp rating is more important on the battery then mah rating. You should also look into getting some Sony vtc4/vtc5 which are 30 amps, or the new efest 35 amp battery.
Thanks! Maybe my next buy! As u know im still new but what does it matter what amp it is? And it is efest 3.7v high drain rechargeable. Thanks!!!
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This may come off as harsh, but it is with best intentions.
If you want to get into mechanicals and rebuildables, you first need to take a step back. A mechanical does not have any safety features. Nothing to prevent you from firing up a short circuit. Or to stop you from running a too low resistance coil that will put your battery under so much stress it will fail. Depending on battery chemistry, this failure can either be an actual explosion, a fire, or "simply" very hot (toxic) gases venting rapidly. That is why amperage matters. You really want to know what's going on in terms of electricity before pushing a button on a mechanical mod. You want to know if your battery is up to the task. And you want to know that you're not firing up a short circuit.
If you want to get into mechanicals and rebuildables, you first need to take a step back. A mechanical does not have any safety features. Nothing to prevent you from firing up a short circuit. Or to stop you from running a too low resistance coil that will put your battery under so much stress it will fail. Depending on battery chemistry, this failure can either be an actual explosion, a fire, or "simply" very hot (toxic) gases venting rapidly. That is why amperage matters. You really want to know what's going on in terms of electricity before pushing a button on a mechanical mod. You want to know if your battery is up to the task. And you want to know that you're not firing up a short circuit.
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