I got my SMPL Copper clone, its my first copper mod. I have been using SS mods for 6 months and been building 0.2-0.4, normally 0.2ohms with sony VTC4's. I noticed that copper mod gets warmer(NOT HOT) than SS Mods, better heat conductivity from hot rda? and my Sony VTC4 battery gets BIT warm inside the tube, so my question is that if its normal that the battery gets bit warm? Not hot, not super warm, just a little bit warm.
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I never considered a warm battery safe. I've never considered 0.2 ohms safe building either on a mech mod personally. I've had atty's warm, but the only time I've ever gotten a hot mod was a short.
What atty are you using? If I remember the SMPL is a hybrid so you need a pin that sticks out on the atty far enough to make contact with the battery.
What atty are you using? If I remember the SMPL is a hybrid so you need a pin that sticks out on the atty far enough to make contact with the battery.
If it was a short from putting a topper on with a pin like the Atlantis has, he would no. I made the mistake and it got HOT with in seconds. So hot that i threw into the snow and it melted into the ice below the foot of snow.
If im chain vaping i noticed it would get a little warm, but nothing I would consider to be dangerous.
I know how hybrids work, not a problem
I was just wondering if the battery shell can take the warmness from copper tube as it gets bit warm, if there was a problem the battery should be more warm or hot, IDK for sure cos i have never shorted anything,atleast i think so, i think i wouldve noticed if i have
I was just wondering if the battery shell can take the warmness from copper tube as it gets bit warm, if there was a problem the battery should be more warm or hot, IDK for sure cos i have never shorted anything,atleast i think so, i think i wouldve noticed if i have 
Batteries should never be warm. I have plenty mechs and boxes with an assortment of RDA's and nothing ever gets hot nor warm. I have two copper mods as wellI know how hybrids work, not a problem
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Also, I would recommend going to Lowes or Home Depot and getting some 14 gauge copper wire and making a replacement spring for the SMPL. I've done it to all my spring mods!
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What ohms at u vape? if i vape more than few times at 0.2ohms, my atty gets hot and my copper mod gets warmer, cant the battery take little of the warmness from that? becouse its not warm warm, just little warmer than cold, like handwarm
I'll have to start paying attention but to date it's never been enough if it has to make me think there was a problem
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Yeah you should be good to go! How do you like it so far and what brand clone did you buy?
I just talked to one of my buddies and he said he notices his copper mods get a bit warm as well
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That's the version I bought as well, I love it and have never had problems with it but I did make my own copper spring for it. Yeah your tube would more then likely get scolding hot.A-MOD, ppl have been talking that they got hot button but i havent gotten, i like it
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All time favorites for air is the mutationx, little boy and plume veil. Get all the above in a 1:1 from ebayThat new spring might help tho, i got stock one without problems
I would go with the original in a Doge, it's made by Congrevape and it's $39.99
I just got the A-mod smpl last week and i noticed the same thing as the OP it does get a lil warm but nothing to be alarmed about as I've talked with a few other owners of this mod and have all noticed it. Mine is topped wit the Derringer.
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Copper is much better at radiating heat evenly then stainless steel (think of copper cookware vs stainless). This could be what you are experiencing.
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