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Wouldn't that make the news site providing the links liable? When little Tommy burns his face using the safety tips he read on channel 5.com?
Why does all the bad 
happen in Florida? I was just reading about how people are dying all over the state from keyless-ignition cars left running accidentally, too. Anyone here watch Red vs. Blue? "Poor Florida..."
happen in Florida? I was just reading about how people are dying all over the state from keyless-ignition cars left running accidentally, too. Anyone here watch Red vs. Blue? "Poor Florida..."
This is exactly why mechs will be banned by the FDA. They "have to protect people from their own mistakes" ya know. Of course if you already have one, or can make it yourself, there isn't much you can do. They may also try to make it so only built in battery mods are sold.
Imo the manufacturer should have done this by putting the bare minimum of mech safety into their design.
I mean it's current year ffs, how do pipe bombs that deserve that name still get made?
I agree with you. The fact that not all mech mod makers don't seem to agree is exactly why the FDA regulate them.
All it takes is a quick, generic disclaimer to avoid any legal issues, just like every other company in this day and age uses. Sure, it may take a little effort to set it all up on their site but if it helps even one person, it is all worth it.
It wouldn't take much to make a "safer" mech mod design, and it wouldn't add much to the final costs. I'm always on the watch for one, but have yet to find one.
- Effective vent holes where the positive end of the battery is located.
- Locking fire switch to disable the fire button when not in use. Even a recessed fire button would help.
- Option to use a battery fuse
- Nonconductive battery sleeve which does not block the vent holes
- Stop making hybrid top mechs
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It's not that I don't agree with you....it's simply that unless an ecf member decides to buy a TV station, it's never going to happen. Obviously, none of them vape or during the commentary someone would say something intelligent.
I just took it as a friendly conversation/debate. I love hearing all angles and views, so I didn't take it as an argument or anything negative. Sometimes I may come off a bit harsh, which is unintentional. I do see exactly what you are saying, I just wanted to bounce a few ideas that makes sense to me. I understand that it is highly unlikely for a non vape related business to try to actually help vapers, but one can dream, right?
Yeah at least change the misleading headline to modified e cigarette or something.
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I've always found it unfortunate when interest groups use the dead bodies of people to make their special interest points and advance an agenda. So on this note I'll just say:
It's very sad Tallmadge D'Elia lost his life in this horrific accident... my condolences to his loved ones, family and freinds in their hour of grief.. So sorry for your loss..
It's very sad Tallmadge D'Elia lost his life in this horrific accident... my condolences to his loved ones, family and freinds in their hour of grief.. So sorry for your loss..
Still much less misleading than calling it a vape pen.
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Would be useless with todays style of vaping. You'd need a thermal fuse (there's even mechanical ones), those can carry a lot more amps (from 1A up to a couple hundred A if so desired) and can be tripped by certain temperatures (like eg 80°C). They're one use only though and you'd need to change it after it tripped.
Alternatively I'm sure some ingenius modder could find a way to make TCR work for safety with the right material in the right place.
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