The problem is that no resistance reader is absolutely accurate at such low resistances, and inaccuracies get worse the lower you go. That 0.15 could easily be 0.1 or lower. There's simply no need to go that low. If you can't get a satisfying vape with a more reasonable resistance you're doing something wrong.
That will not help you get a perfectly accurate reading at such low resistances, and when going that low you need perfectly accurate readings. You simply won't be able to have a perfect reading when going that low.
I'm not quite sure what you are trying to say here?
You can't double the amp limit with two batteries in a mech. In parallel circuit, the amp limit increases 1 1/2 times, not two times. In an ideal world, the amp would increase two times. However, in the practical world there is voltage drop and increased resistance in the wiring to consider. Experts say the rule of thumb is realize only a 1.5 time amp gain.
Please skip to 15:40 in this video explaining this concept of amp gain in a parellel circuit in a mod.
Why should I figure out my Amps at 4.2 or 8.4 Volts? I would say that the battery doesnt go over 3.7 or 7.4 Volt under .4 Build anywayI have 3 meters, one cost over $200 that I used for a living (high voltage), all 3 read different. All meters have internal resistance that affect the display. Unless your meter was built and calibrated by a NASA engineer and used in a controlled environment, I wouldn't trust it that low (any of them).
Anyone wanting to go below .25 (possibly even that low) needs to just buy a VW mod and call it a day. Why run a mech that low, it's pointless. The batteries drain way to fast for any real amount of use.
If going parallel sure you'll get a little more vape time but still should stick to a .25 as a minimum build. If going series it'd be opposite, need to raise the build minimum, as you'd need to figure your amps using 8.4V not 4.2.
The only thing ever figured double on 2 battery mods is volts, the mah doesn't truly double and neither does the CDR. Then again people can do whatever they want, however they want, as long as it isn't around me. Especially after being told exactly what not to do.
NOTE: First part is to what I quoted, later is to op and whomever else feels the need to go super low for kicks.
I build at 0.09 with Tubes and I know what stuff to use and what to look for. I just want an enjoyable vape experience, and thats just what I get with those builds..
You have to really know one thing, the temp of you battery.
What do you consider safe? Everyone makes different amp limits... Do you go with the middle? Or the lowest out of all of the ratings?So you have so much experience running a mech mod unsafely that you want to find out what you can do to make it even more unsafe?
This is not a rhetorical or sarcastic question....
Anna
You're pretty much revealing just how much you don't understand with your questions and comments.
Everyone is free to decide what level of safety that they vape at. For the majority of people, especially novices such as yourself, 0.09 ohm is too low. You are way over the amp limit of one or two batteries in a mech mod.
May I ask how you are measuring the temperature of your batteries?
More misinformation on your part.
Generally lithium batteries rated at 3.7v transition from 4.2v to 3.5v as the battery discharges
You go by the true continuous discharge rating. Not the pulse rating, which is useless. I've presented that you can generally trust the amp ratings by Lg, Samsung, and Sony batteries.
Mooch has his own safety regulations. The only really dangerous thing is the temperature. So whats his max temperature?
