Hey guys I haven't been on in a while, but this could not escape my attention. Last week an e-cigarette explosion occurred in my home town. There are many people in Santa Ana who believe this is a hoax to get the media to bash e-cig use. I tend to believe that it was an amateur vaper who did not do his research before using higher end equipment. Who in their right mind would use an Atlantis on a hybrid mod anyway? But back to the point, there are a few strong points that may explain why this could be a hoax.
1. If it was a glass tank that somehow got lodged in the ceiling, why isn't the glass broken?
2. The user's hands are minimally cut and barely look burnt, how can that happen if he explained the e-cig as "A pipe bomb that blew up in my hand".
3. The user said that the battery was "humming", first off batteries don't hum, they his when they vent. Second off, the user reported that he took a second drag on the vape even though he heard it supposedly "humming". How stupid do you have to be to use something that is not acting the way it was designed to act?
4. It was reported that the user's bed and dresser caught on fire, but he somehow miraculously had enough water to put out two fires right next to him when this explosion supposedly happened.
I still think that there was an actual explosion because it happens all too often when people don't learn about the devices they are using. However these points are all strong and I am going to leave it up to the community to make up their minds on this.
Let me know what you think, Hoax, or No Hoax.
1. If it was a glass tank that somehow got lodged in the ceiling, why isn't the glass broken?
2. The user's hands are minimally cut and barely look burnt, how can that happen if he explained the e-cig as "A pipe bomb that blew up in my hand".
3. The user said that the battery was "humming", first off batteries don't hum, they his when they vent. Second off, the user reported that he took a second drag on the vape even though he heard it supposedly "humming". How stupid do you have to be to use something that is not acting the way it was designed to act?
4. It was reported that the user's bed and dresser caught on fire, but he somehow miraculously had enough water to put out two fires right next to him when this explosion supposedly happened.
I still think that there was an actual explosion because it happens all too often when people don't learn about the devices they are using. However these points are all strong and I am going to leave it up to the community to make up their minds on this.
Let me know what you think, Hoax, or No Hoax.
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