Giving up on mech mods!

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A Nitecore charger is as good as it gets pretty much. Hard to believe thats the problem but anything electronic can fail pretty much. Ive been using mine for awhile and havent had any issues.

Yeah, and NO manufacturer is perfect as far as QC goes. I got a crappy Efest LUC a few days ago from my local B&M that simply would not charge my 26650s. Maybe a bad one that got past em and you just happened to be the (un)lucky one that ended up with it. As mentioned earlier, it does help to take a deep breath and a step back now and then. I would check the center pin and the firing button spring first and see if you can find the problem. If not then maybe take it down to your local vape shop and see if they'll take a look at it for you. Good luck!
 

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Quick update, I believe the culprit is the nitecore charger. It will not charge any batteries, and may be killing them. I'm not sure how as all multimeter readings indicate no issues.

My 18350 batteries are all fine. I use a different charger with them, and the nitecore still has issues with them as well. Any 18650 that's been in the nitecore will no longer fire anything.

Sorry your having these issues crackizzle! It can get a bit frustrating.

What voltage are the batteries coming off the Nitecore at?
 
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