I'll be curious to hear your results between the white and black Trustfire.
high drain batteries vs normal protected.
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I'll be curious to hear your results between the white and black Trustfire.
That's cool. So a short across the connector is not so much a concern. One could still short a battery in the barrel though? While snapping my batteries in one of those chargers I managed to nick the plastic wrap/casing where it wraps over the top cap exposing the metal edge of the top cap. Got me to thinking that with the spring on the bottom, if the top cap contacts the side of the battery tube you're going to have a dead short across the battery. lol, liquid insulator/electrical tape is great stuff
and that being the case you'd think that you'd want batteries that are capable of supplying up to 3A without exceeding the max drain of the batteries..
So the Buzz is yet another layer of protection
That's cool. So a short across the connector is not so much a concern. One could still short a battery in the barrel though? While snapping my batteries in one of those chargers I managed to nick the plastic wrap/casing where it wraps over the top cap exposing the metal edge of the top cap. Got me to thinking that with the spring on the bottom, if the top cap contacts the side of the battery tube you're going to have a dead short across the battery. lol, liquid insulator/electrical tape is great stuff
YES make sure that the top is covered ! depending on the MFG these batteries top Positive connection goes down the SIDE of the battery.
UNLIKE primary batteries I.E. Alkaline etc. the top/Positive connection runs down the side of them !!!!!
The max current discharge is rated in "C" it is a multiplication of the " CHarge rate " so if the charge rate is 800mah and it is a "2.5 C " rated battery then the max discharge is .8 x 2.5 = 2 amp .
the battery WILL discharge at a higher rate BUT the SAFE discharge according to the MFG is the " C" number.
Us Vapers haven been over discharging batteries the whole time !
That is why we put protection in the BUzz !
Ok so what does the Buzz do exactly if you go past 3 amps? The reason I ask is sometimes when I'm vaping heavily, chain vaping and taking long 10 second hits, my Buzz will pulse off then back on again. Now I have thought that I was relaxing my finger slightly and just not realizing it, but after reading this I am wondering if this is the protection kicking in.
Thanks!!!
Thanks!!!
May require more info...
Exactly what batteries are you using?
Exactly what atomizer/cartomizer are you using and have you measured the resistance?
The only time it SHOULD do that is IF the IC goes into overtemp mode , this will happen when using LR attys at times ( I have not had it happen on reg. attys )
Is the tube getting hot ?
Is the tube getting hot ?
It gets warm, but I wouldn't ever say it was hot. I'm using the UF batteries with one of the Turbo cartos and set around 4.4v. It's probably just me relaxing my finger, but thought I'd ask
Thanks!!
and you're not likely to go past 3 amp....that'd be like a joye 510 2.2Ω atty at 7.4V... it'd likely taste way way burnt pushing 23.81W ....(3.22A)....other than that you're only getting past 3A with LR atties at HV and that'd just be silly
Edit: Turbo carto at 4.4V...should be around 1.42A
Edit: Turbo carto at 4.4V...should be around 1.42A
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If the voltage drops the BLUE LED will dim ! that will be the tell tale sign ~! If both LED's goes OUT altogether you are relaxing your finger .
Now that right there is cool.
(I'm still waiting for someone to embed a miniature multi-meter in a PV
)The max current discharge is rated in "C" it is a multiplication of the " CHarge rate " so if the charge rate is 800mah and it is a "2.5 C " rated battery then the max discharge is .8 x 2.5 = 2 amp .
the battery WILL discharge at a higher rate BUT the SAFE discharge according to the MFG is the " C" number.
Us Vapers haven been over discharging batteries the whole time !
That is why we put protection in the BUzz !
lol... I hate working with the decimal point...I just multipy the mAh by the c rate and divide by 1000....but any way you get there it's the same...
as for us vapers and over discharging batteries...yeah with stock batteries ....once I started looking at mods I started doing the math on amp draw versus max drain rates....lol... I make sure I don't over discharge my batteries...I will say that the introduction of the high drain 14500s did open up the world on what atties I could use on a 14500 sized mod
Now that right there is cool.
(I'm still waiting for someone to embed a miniature multi-meter in a PV
How about a color changing Voltage indicator ??
Acts as a voltmeter
How about a color changing Voltage indicator ??
Acts as a voltmeter
That would be great.
THEN... if you could get an ohm meter in there (only need it across the atomizer/cartomizer connector) you'd have everything you need to know!
Ya PUSH PUSH !! LOL, the voltage indicator is doable though.
No ohms would be tough , you have to have a circuit that is completely different
No ohms would be tough , you have to have a circuit that is completely different
how about a volt meter and ammeter like a graphic equalizer display sort of thing with leds spiraled around the body ... you could call it the electric cowboy!
ummm I think I need sleep ....
ummm I think I need sleep ....
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