Safe Link Mechanical Mod Safety Device Prevents Over Fire Finds Short, Volt Drop??

[Jim Beam]

Safe Link Mechanical Mod Safety Device Prevents Over Fire Finds Short Volt Drop | eBay


Thinking of buying one of these for my Nemesis, what do you think of them?


Jim

 

[Thrasher]

Not sure what to think

Pretty cool gadget but if you really need this( not you personally) i dont think rebuildables are for you, with a range of .3 ohms at 26 amps its not gonna save you from overdisharging an underpowered battery like a regular fuse would


While the features are cool its going to add a lot of unwanted battery drain to run the oled screen


Here is a link with more descriptions of functions ans some pics.

www.maxvaping.com/products/safe-link?variant=1091531908


Like a said it is a cool gadget. Just kinda defeats the idea of a mechanical being ....... Well.... A mechanical, and the other option of just using it as a build checker adds unnecessary wear on the threads and you should aready own equipment to do just that.


If your looking for safety. Just get a fuse.



Just my 2 pennies

 

[VaPreis]

That's pretty cool, but it ruins the simplicity of a mechanical for me. And if you're using a mechanical, you should already have all the tools in your arsenal to provide the information this device does.

 

[93gc40]

my kick does the same WITHOUT adding length to the mod @<$10.. Also I have an atty meter and a VOM, don't need a digital display on my mod. I don't attach an atty to my mod unless it checks OK electrically and I don't attach a topper before it is checked electrically.

 

[roxynoodle]

Honestly, it can't hurt. If you like it, and feel better having one, go for it.

It might even help save the threads on your top cap. You would be putting more wear and tear on this I think.

 

[Bad Ninja]

Just another gadget to try and market to the "I want the mechanical look, but don't care to learn about safety" crowd.

Why not get a 2cent fuse? Or better yet, if safety is a big concern, just get a regulated mod.
Regulated mods are pretty well sorted out these days, and can safely provide more power than sane vapers will ever need.
Lol

 

[edyle]

Safe Link Mechanical Mod Safety Device Prevents Over Fire Finds Short Volt Drop | eBay


Thinking of buying one of these for my Nemesis, what do you think of them?


Jim

I've had my eye on those too; I find it too pricey though; I've got a few kicks so far.

 

[Thrasher]

Well!
the little thing sure has created a divided field eh?


If you want it get it. Im sure it works

Don' t worry to much about what we think. Matter of fact use it and come back with a report

 

[Train2]

Seems like you'd be better off with a regulated device in the first place, if you want a regulated device...

 

[supertrunker]

i thought it was an eVic control head.

T

 

[crxess]

Mechanical is no longer Mechanical as soon as this is attached.
Nothing new, I have 1/2 dozen Kicks'

 

[Jim Beam]

Im always browsing on vapping gear.
Just like making things more simple.
I do have a ipv mini2, sigelei and a zna box mod.
Actually the zna hasnt made it here yet.
Variety of 18650 batteries on hand.
Ohms and battery tester, cheap eleaf.
Only time I use my Nemesis is when Im farting around.
Like trying various builds and juices.
Methinks this has become a hobby.
Only been vapping four months.
Still learning and trying out new stuff.
After 35 years of smoking nasty ciggs, wished that I'd gotten introduced to the vapping world sooner.

Jim

 

[Ryedan]

10 reviews on it on FT with nothing negative reported.

Heck, the more safety devices we have the better. And this will handle 26A with a single battery, so you can run it down to 0.20 ohms. AFAIK there is nothing on the market right now that will do that. I wonder what the voltage drop is.

 

[Thrasher]

10 reviews on it on FT with nothing negative reported.

Heck, the more safety devices we have the better. And this will handle 26A with a single battery, so you can run it down to 0.20 ohms. AFAIK there is nothing on the market right now that will do that. I wonder what the voltage drop is.

My concern would be that plus trying to power an atty and a oled screen i would assume running those electronics, active fuse, meter somekind of microprocesser etc on an unregulated battery will def shorten usable battery runtime

 

[supertrunker]

I can see the benefit of something like this, sure it's like stabiliser wheels on a bike for hardened mech users, but for someone new to them it gives them information and safety protection with a display (which a Kick or fuse does not).

When they've had a few builds on it and get a feel for things, they can stop using it or just use it to test builds as we all do anyway.

How many posts have you read that go ' want to blow clouds...what's a meter...35A battery....'

I'm all for it, even at the cost of a little more battery usage. Still looks like an eVic to me though.

T

 

[Thrasher]

I can see the benefit of something like this, sure it's like stabiliser wheels on a bike for hardened mech users, but for someone new to them it gives them information and safety protection with a display (which a Kick or fuse does not).

When they've had a few builds on it and get a feel for things, they can stop using it or just use it to test builds as we all do anyway.

How many posts have you read that go ' want to blow clouds...what's a meter...35A battery....'

I'm all for it, even at the cost of a little more battery usage. Still looks like an eVic to me though.

T

I have to say, i didn't think of it like that. Good post my man

 

[SissySpike]

We've all been guilty of getting gadgets. If this one gives you piece of mind I say go for it. It cant hurt thats for sure. For 20$ you get to chose between regulated or mech very practical thinking.

 

[Thrasher]

We've all been guilty of getting gadgets. If this one gives you piece of mind I say go for it. It cant hurt thats for sure. For 20$ you get to chose between regulated or mech very practical thinking.

Its not a regulation unit all it does is show voltage out and resistance with a fuse built in

 

[SissySpike]

Its not a regulation unit all it does is show voltage out and resistance with a fuse built in

well it should be! for 20$ !!!!!! ;-) I guess if the OP likes it its all good but not the kind of thing I would get. It would be cool if all of that was built into a tank.