Hey guys, I was doing some rebuilding tests on my MVP2, and I wanted to test to see if the short protection/cut-off worked, so I did things like crossing wires and making the wires touch the metal and stuff on my rda, to see if the ohm meter would read a short. It did not, it read it at generally normal ohms (1.6-4.2, varying depending on the amount of short). So I inserted a coil that was indeed built correctly (didn't want to physically test the short protection), and fired it and all good such. There was even one time I swore part of the coil was touching the posts and it still did fire.
Battery didn't get hot or anything (510 did though), but now, when I went to go vape my iClear 30, I immediately noticed some bad results starting. I also noticed that immediately, my battery had went from green lighted, then, for like a second, orange, then straight to red. I probably haven't vaped this battery a total of 30 minutes (combining all the 3 second puffs together!) What gives? Have I fried my battery? Did the short protection fail and cause some problems? I bought the MVP2 for short protection and I have no clue how to check and see if it actually does it!
Battery didn't get hot or anything (510 did though), but now, when I went to go vape my iClear 30, I immediately noticed some bad results starting. I also noticed that immediately, my battery had went from green lighted, then, for like a second, orange, then straight to red. I probably haven't vaped this battery a total of 30 minutes (combining all the 3 second puffs together!) What gives? Have I fried my battery? Did the short protection fail and cause some problems? I bought the MVP2 for short protection and I have no clue how to check and see if it actually does it!
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