You can use your regulated mod as an ohm meter.
Mech mode problem with ohms law
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I have nothing to add, Mike, but the message sent by Zaryk is worth a second read for you.
For a Mech Mod, you should Always do Calculations using the Highest Voltage that your Battery(s) are outputting. And that would Almost Always be 4.2 Volts. 3.6 Volts is the "Nominal Voltage" for batteries like 18650 or a 21700.
The Next thing is to Understand the Difference between a battery's Amp "Pulse Rating". And a Battery's Amp "Constant Discharge Rating", it's CDR.
A Pulse Rating is Worthless. Because Who Knows how long the pulse the OEM used was? 1/10 of a Second? A Half Second? 1 Second?
Always use a Battery's Constant Discharge Rating, CDR.
What type/brand of Battery(s) are you using? And where did you Buy them?
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Really good question. I've heard him mention an 18650 mech and 35A battery through his posts, so I kind of already expect an overrated rewrap.
Hello all again i bought an ohm reader so now i can find ressistance ,, i understand how the ohm law works( u use resistance and volts of of your battery(4,2) and if the A is lower than the A of the battery i am good to go right)? so what is left for me to check, how can i check my shorts, and what is left for me to do except that
What specific batteries are you using?
Mooch is the battery guru, he does thorough testing. He has a blog here on ECF. You should check your batteries on his charts for a more trustworthy CDR than manufacturers give.
A short means no resistance. But often means extremely low resistance. So you just want ohms verified in safe range. And make sure it gets a stable reading that doesn't jump around ohms. If this does happen just tighten post screws until stable
i finally bought an ohm reader and understood how ohms law works(u find ressistance you have 4,2 volts that battery gives u and if the A is lower than the batterys ampere you good to go right?) , Now i want to know how to check my shorts , or anything else that i should check to be safe
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Thank you for your answers i have one LG battery 3000ma one sanyo red and one vtc sony 6 but there are all used a long time,, should i buy a new battery to be sure, and what did you mean mooch because i dont think i can find it in my country
Sorry for confusion. Mooch is a person. This is a link to his blog, where you will find important information about batteries.
Mooch's blog | E-Cigarette Forum
ok thank so with all this we discussed i wont have any safety problems right?
there will always be risks, especially with mechs
your VTC6 for example are good up to 15 amps. Staying below that is important, so are things like locking the button if the mod is in a pocket or bag
i'm not familiar with red sanyos in 18650, but mooch's blog should have their specs
Just the fact that you have to ask says you have safety problems.
What mech mod are you using?
What RDA are you using?
Does your RDA have a protruding 510 pin if it's a hybrid mech mod?
Mike, I am sorry for this but...
Why are you so determined to use a mechanical when you are obviously not knowledgeable enough to use one with any degree of safety? What is your problem using the safer regulated mods, probably with drop in coils?
I would like to work on my automobile's breaks but I am wise enough to know that I am not competent or knowledgeable enough to do so.
I will give you no more help. To so is to enable your injury or, perhaps, death. I decline to participate further.
Why are you so determined to use a mechanical when you are obviously not knowledgeable enough to use one with any degree of safety? What is your problem using the safer regulated mods, probably with drop in coils?
I would like to work on my automobile's breaks but I am wise enough to know that I am not competent or knowledgeable enough to do so.
I will give you no more help. To so is to enable your injury or, perhaps, death. I decline to participate further.
the LG HG2 has 35A and 3000mah, this how many amps can manage? Also i use them both in a regulated mod now can i split them and use 1 for my mech mode? When i calculate i use the ressistance and 4.2 volts and if i get 15 Amps For example which is lower than 35 A is ok? is this correct?
The LG HG2 is a 20 amp battery. You are going to hurt yourself.
That's exactly the point that is being made that you're not listening to. YOU DON'T HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT YOU ARE DOING! YOU ARE DANGEROUS! YOU ARE GOING TO HURT YOURSELF OR SOMEONE ELSE! DON'T USE A MECH MOD! DO YOU UNDERSTAND?
ok answer me why the battery on its subscription says 35 just explain that to me pls
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