So bought a new mech with an rda and well I had done alot of research concerning concerning this buy but apparently failed to read a few things as well so quick question...what exactly are the hazards of using such a device and what all do I need to know abkut a mech other then its a tube with a fire button? Please and thank you.
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April Fools?????
I don't agree with 100% of this video, but it's a start:
Not exactly...
Use unprotected IMR safe chemistry batteries, or IMR hybrids. Popular choices are Sony US18650VTC4(or 5) for way sub ohm, or Panasonic NCR18650PF for resistance down to .6Ω. Efest also has new purple high-amp batteries that are becoming popular. I just bought some Efest 18500 purple 15 amp batteries. They work very well.
Also, use a decent charger. A very good budget model is the Nitecore i2 or i4.
Also, use an ohm's law calculator to check what resistance your battery can handle (amps wise). A fresh battery is considered to be 4.2 volts. Always do your calculations based on a freshly charged battery, just to be safe. Allow yourself some wiggle room too, because even though your battery might support a .2Ω coil, you want to think of safety above all.
Check your battery sleeves often to make sure there aren't any scratches, or missing pieces, which can touch the side of the mech and complete the circuit even though the button isn't being pushed.
I would worry about getting a good charger and good batteries and learning resistances. The charger and battery are the life of a mech. The more you learn, the better, you can never have too much knowledge in this area in my opinion. I learned most if not all of what I know right here on ECF.
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Good to find out im using an adequate battery ^.^
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