ideas for new coils?
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Do yourself a favor, and go to this link for Mooch's bench tests. You'll get the straight skinny there.
Also read @Baditude blog. Very comprehensive on battery safety amd ohms law.
My suggestion is to get a build that runs no lower than .5 ohms for the time being. Even that might be pushing it a bit.
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Hope they hook you up. I still dont think i would buy batteries from them though. I really cant stress enough that good batteries are the highest priority.
Thank you for listening. I promise you, we're telling you the best we know. Tell your vape shop you want .5 ohm coils and make them install then and show you the ohm meter when they're on the base. At .5, you should be ok, even with your present batteries. As for the websites, I'm sure it's just your phone. Try ordering when you have the bucks from a bigger machine.
there is something I have taken the time to see. Over time people will build really low coils which is fine and dandy. But when you build a coil and it takes a longer ramp up time that when you know your pushing your batteries more then they should. For instance voltage is great and all but the sad thing about it is when the voltage is low the amp can cause more damage. For instance a high voltage 240 compared to 120 the amp with hurt less. This is from experience and touching things I shouldn't. So when you place a battery on a load far out of it's expectations you have a ramp up time and your internally killing that battery. But over time each battery doesn't maintain it's chemical structure over time it degrades. so by that thought process every battery is different even within it's same brand.
Some great advice here!
@vapehappy, I threw together a little table (based on my testing results) that grades cells for safety at different current levels. It can give you a good idea of which cells might work and which one you should avoid.
18650 Battery Safety Grades -- Picking a Safe Cell to Vape With | E-Cigarette Forum
@vapehappy, I threw together a little table (based on my testing results) that grades cells for safety at different current levels. It can give you a good idea of which cells might work and which one you should avoid.
18650 Battery Safety Grades -- Picking a Safe Cell to Vape With | E-Cigarette Forum
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