Really want to try a mech but don't want anything bad to happen what do i need to know to be safe
new to mechanicals
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The best way to stay safe (and this goes for everything in life) is to not be stupid. ;-)
But seriously, I only use mechanicals, and I've never had a problem. But if you're paranoid about them, some basic things to do/not do:
- Use IMR batteries over Li-ion
- Don't stack any batteries
- Ensure the mod has proper venting
- Buy a VapeSafe fuse (this will cut off connection if it detects a short)
- Make sure to keep the connections (and the mod itself) clean and polished
The only time you might want to be extra careful is if you're using a rebuildable atomizer (buy a multi-meter to test resistance).
Mechanicals aren't scary, and you can't beat their reliability. They might Like I said above, the important thing to do is simply not be stupid with them.
But seriously, I only use mechanicals, and I've never had a problem. But if you're paranoid about them, some basic things to do/not do:
- Use IMR batteries over Li-ion
- Don't stack any batteries
- Ensure the mod has proper venting
- Buy a VapeSafe fuse (this will cut off connection if it detects a short)
- Make sure to keep the connections (and the mod itself) clean and polished
The only time you might want to be extra careful is if you're using a rebuildable atomizer (buy a multi-meter to test resistance).
Mechanicals aren't scary, and you can't beat their reliability. They might Like I said above, the important thing to do is simply not be stupid with them.
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