I went downstairs to walk on the treadmill earlier and saw a little water beside the sump. The pump was running but the sump was almost completely full. I went outside and no water was coming out the long drain that runs the length of the house to the back splash guard. I disconnected the line and the water came rushing out. I grabbed my drain snake and ran it through the line. I didn’t feel much resistance the whole way so not sure what had it plugged. There were some wet spots on the concrete floor in the basement and my wife freaked out. Spent an hour moving stuff and wiping up a millimeter of water in spots. I’m sure I could have just ran a fan down there and it would have dried out fine.
I was worrying a bit about whether I might overload my Moli 10A batteries. Found a website called RapidTables that does the calculations for you.
Turns out with a 1ohm coil you could set the mod to 100 watts before you hit 10A draw on the battery. You do hit the limit quite fast with lower resistance coils.
I ran the numbers through the calculator and never went over 4 amps for any of my setups, which is reassuring. That's a useful web site.
Turns out with a 1ohm coil you could set the mod to 100 watts before you hit 10A draw on the battery. You do hit the limit quite fast with lower resistance coils.
I ran the numbers through the calculator and never went over 4 amps for any of my setups, which is reassuring. That's a useful web site.
Do you have a link? That may help explain why my batteries don't seem to last as long as other people's. I vape low resistance coils, 0.2-0.5 Ω, at 75 watts.
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