I am using Panasonic batteries, with the short stop in it compresses the spring all the way. Should I just not use the short stop or does it matter since the Short Stop takes place of the spring compression as a safety feature?
Short stop and Panasonic battery
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In my opinion I would not do this . I no for a fact the spring will do its job if you have a short . The short stop can fail the spring wont . I am saying is its dangerous please dont use it in this mod .
Ok Thank you I do not have it in now. Just put it for the picture. Was a little worried about using it myself.
I have wrecked the firing pin on my grand before and i don't use one for just that reason - it squashes the spring to within an inch of its life. Instead i make sure my atomisers have no shorts religiously - i test them on a little box and then on another mod and then measure them on a multimeter. Only then will i put them on my reo!
Paranoia? perhaps! But if you saw some of the dogs of coils i used to make you'd understand!
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Paranoia? perhaps! But if you saw some of the dogs of coils i used to make you'd understand!
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I wrap my coils check it on a provari fire it there first. One it seems fine there. I put it on the grand check it with a multimeter then fire it on the grand. Yes I am as paranoid as you 
Paranoia is good in this example.....unless of course you got extra springs handy and correct the short before changing it out.
i do yeah, but what a hassle! just make them right to start with! I expect my grand to fire first time every time with minimal interference and effort from me - seems only fair i treat it to a decent atty on top - that's as well made as i can manage.
I am sly - i use one of HRH's mods to test my stuff, after all - she is happy stealing mine!
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I am sly - i use one of HRH's mods to test my stuff, after all - she is happy stealing mine!
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T, what happened? I run that same wp2 and so far no meltdowns. How does one make that happen?
Seems there was a fault in the charger - it has never happened since. I have another charger the same (backups for backups etc) Suffice to say HRH was extremely annoyed at the mess it made. Scared me enough to buy a battery bag to charge them in from then on and am very careful about them now.
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http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...2095-panasonic-batteries-safe-used-ecigs.html
This may also be of interest to you.
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This may also be of interest to you.
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I just seen this thread, these batteries were considered safe when I got them almost 2 years ago, now there not. I have never had any issues with them. But then again up to this point I have used very few mechanical mods. They are just gonna have to do till I can spend about 40 bucks to get AW IMR batteries. Those batteries seem to be the ones that never change.
Just FYI, I'm using the AW IMR 28650 2000mAh batteries in my grand, AND a shortstop. Even with the shortstop, there's still plenty of room for the spring to compress if needed (that's IF you insert them with the nub facing down, into the top of the spring). Backups to backups ya know.
(And yes, I know it needs a bath, but I'm basically lazy )
(And yes, I know it needs a bath, but I'm basically lazy
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You cant beat this setup I love the idea of protection as long as you have some coil left . With a aw 1600 mah this would be even better thanks for sharingJust FYI, I'm using the AW IMR 28650 2000mAh batteries in my grand, AND a shortstop. Even with the shortstop, there's still plenty of room for the spring to compress if needed (that's IF you insert them with the nub facing down, into the top of the spring). Backups to backups ya know.
(And yes, I know it needs a bath, but I'm basically lazy
God help us if we start being judged on how clean our mods are (well, especially me).
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