Regulated Box mod safety?

[PBHUSKY]

Hello all,

recently just got into a regulated box mod and was wondering if there is any must knows when operating this kind of device?
The device I have is the sigelei 100w plus. I usually build my coils in my rda at about .3-.5 ohms.

any input appreciated.

thanks

Pbhusky

 

[sparkky1]

Are you into big giant clouds ?

 

[State O' Flux]

Aside from keeping both battery and contact surfaces clean.... as the device has regulated output with a minimum resistance safety circuit - just use quality (as in - nothing with the word "fire" in the name) batteries, with Sigelei's advertized minimum requirement for Maximum Continuous Current Discharge (MCCD) rating.

 

[tfnc]

Hello all,

recently just got into a regulated box mod and was wondering if there is any must knows when operating this kind of device?
The device I have is the sigelei 100w plus. I usually build my coils in my RDA at about .3-.5 ohms.

any input appreciated.

thanks

Pbhusky

Good hii amp batteries and matched batteries are one of the most important things I can think of right now.

 

[Susan~S]

Good hii amp batteries and matched batteries are one of the most important things I can think of right now.

+1 on this.

Start with two brand new batteries and marry them for life. Charge them together, use them together and don't use them in another mod independently of each other.

 

[Rsunderl]

... and Continuous is the key word regarding rating.

 

[DadEh]

Had mine for 3 weeks or so and loving it. Above posts I would stick to.
Suggest you join the Sigelei owners thread also.

 

[PBHUSKY]

Thank you all for the input. I'm not after giant clouds rather just want to be sure I'm getting the most out of this device all around.

I have the batteries labeled 1 and 2 which were bought at the same time. After some reading I heard swapping the batteries when the indicater reads 50% is good so one doesn't drain more than the other. Is this necessary?

I'm using 2 purple efest 2500 mah.