My batterys got warm when I plugged them to my vape
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My batterys got warm when I plugged them to my 
What brand is the battery you're using and what kind of build are you running in your RDA?
Again, what brand of battery are you using?
Also, what resistance is your dual coil build coming in at?
Also, what resistance is your dual coil build coming in at?
While you check on your battery brand and the resistance of your build, you should also read this warning that Rolygate (ECF Admin) posted about the Cherry Bomber a week ago:
Cherry Bomber box mod - may have auto-on issue | E-Cigarette Forum
Cherry Bomber box mod - may have auto-on issue | E-Cigarette Forum
the batteries are Li-ion 18650 PROTECTED 3600Mah 3.7V and i dont know but they got hot before i plugged the Atomizer
you have cheap batteries. Don't have any clue if that is the problem but if you're gonna shell out the dough for something like a cherry bomber you should probably not fret about putting out another what... 20? if that, for quality batteries.
Get rid of your Ultrafires and buy a safe brand like AW, Sony (VTC4) or Samsung (25R) from a reputable and trusted dealer like RTD Vapor or Illumn.
Please read this thread about your Ultrafire batteries: ultrafire brc 18650 3600mAh 3.7v li-ion | E-Cigarette Forum
Count not find a continuous amp limit on any ultrafire batteries, which leads me to believe that they are meant for like... torches... So you may end up with an ultra fire in your mod. If you fired them up on subohm coils you'd possibly lose a hand. If it's a clone cherry bomber then yes, you need to be even more aware of your mod. and if this is your first mech, you really need to read up on battery safety.
You also need to make sure you are putting in the batteries the right way, there can't be any mistakes with that using mechs.
I use Sony VTC 4's in all of my mechs and Samsung 25r's in my regulated mods
You also need to make sure you are putting in the batteries the right way, there can't be any mistakes with that using mechs.
I use Sony VTC 4's in all of my mechs and Samsung 25r's in my regulated mods
but i didnt even used the mod i just plugged them and they got hot
Read the link caferacer gave about the cherry bomber.
Obviously you have an internal short or an auto on / auto fire issue taking place.
I wouldn't use those batteries for any vaping use.
Wrong batteries, do not use them.
You need a way to measure the resistance of your coils. You must know the resistance to prevent dangerous battery amp drain.
Mechanicals can be dangerous if used incorrectly or there is a fault with the firing button / switch or with too low resistance or with improper batteries.
They are not a good place for someone new or inexperienced to start.
Obviously you have an internal short or an auto on / auto fire issue taking place.
I wouldn't use those batteries for any vaping use.
Wrong batteries, do not use them.
You need a way to measure the resistance of your coils. You must know the resistance to prevent dangerous battery amp drain.
Mechanicals can be dangerous if used incorrectly or there is a fault with the firing button / switch or with too low resistance or with improper batteries.
They are not a good place for someone new or inexperienced to start.
Right...there are two problems you're dealing with:
1. A short in your mod.
2. Unsafe batteries.
ETA: Both of the problems above are bad on their own. But if you use an unsafe battery like your Ultrafires in a mod with a short, you could easily have a venting battery or an explosion on your hands. Definitely try to find the short in your mod, but by all means do not do further testing on it until you have safe batteries you can use.
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Mechs in general are not a good place for newer vapers to start.
I'm almost 100% sure both batteries positive up, anyone confirm?
Putting them in the wrong way would cause them to warm up. Either way, you need new batteries suited for vaping.
Cherry bombers are notorious for auto firing ect... also
I'm almost 100% sure both batteries positive up, anyone confirm?
Putting them in the wrong way would cause them to warm up. Either way, you need new batteries suited for vaping.
Cherry bombers are notorious for auto firing ect... also
It would have to be in the top where the positive bar is, somewhere something is touching the case and the bar at same time.
With the whole box as the ground, any metal touching the box will cause a short (and I'm assuming that includes screwing in the batteries)
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