Mech Mod + kick, Safe to stack Batteries?

[Hectus]

Hiya

I been using mech mods and kicks for a long time, and one day recently i started thinking about that the kicks i have has short curcuit protection, at least on atomizer end, i dont know if it has any protection from the battery end, but if it does, would it be ok to stack batteries in it?

2 or 3 18650 stacked would help a lot with power and batterytime.

The kicks i have is siegelei kick 1 and 2 if i remember correct.

THanks in advance for ur answers.

 

[crxess]

No - Kick is designed for a 3.7v nominal battery.
Stacking doubles voltage.
There is no need with the limited output available.

 

[93gc40]

Some can handle stacked batteries, some can't. I have seen where people have done it although the benefits I can't remember. Also short circuit protection protects the PCB, from the battery or the atty.

 

[Bunnykiller]

Im wondering what mod can handle stacked and a kicker?? 18350's??

 

[suprtrkr]

If by "stacked" you mean in series, no. Your kicks are not designed to operate at that voltage. Besides, where will you get a mod long enough to stack them? You could stack 18350s in some, but I doubt there would be enough room for a kick in addition, and you'd have to set it pretty low anyway. Most 350s are only good for 6-8 amps tops, and the best ones out there-- AW 800mAh, and button top-- only 12 amps. If you got a parallel box, you might put a kick under each battery, set for half the total wattage you wanted. Better off with a regulated mod.

 

[daviedog]

You could get fuses, if anybody remembers them. I wouldn't stack batteries or tempt the devil..

 

[Bad Ninja]

Sounds like the OP needs to do more research on mechanicals, batteries, parallel/series, and kicks.

Good for coming here before doing something like stacking batteries in a mechancial.

 

[r77r7r]

Probably hundreds of posts here about Not stacking batteries.

 

[VaPreis]

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