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I believe this is a start of what you are looking for
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/attachments/mooch2017-jpg.693639/
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Mech mod safety. Three cells I would use are; (only buy batteries from a trusted source!) Sony VTC4, LG HB6 and the LG HG2.
If using a rebuildable use an ohm reader ( or a mod that displays resistance) to check your' resistance. I use Steam engines' website for coil building, .3 ohms is the lowest I would use on a 20 amp cell (lg HG2 is a 15-20 amp cell) and .2 for a 30 amp cell. Always use %80 percent of what the battery is rated at! Make sure the batteries have no mechanical damage; cuts, tears, discoloration on the wrap? Do not use that battery!
For the mod itself make sure the connections are clean and lock it when your' not using it. Check the fire button before you use it. Check to make sure the button is smooth throughout its travel and of course make sure it doesn't stick when you press it.
I'm sure I missed some things but they're is wealth of information on youtube and on here. Mechanical mods are safe as long as you follow the rules. Keep on vaping and have a good Christmas.
If using a rebuildable use an ohm reader ( or a mod that displays resistance) to check your' resistance. I use Steam engines' website for coil building, .3 ohms is the lowest I would use on a 20 amp cell (lg HG2 is a 15-20 amp cell) and .2 for a 30 amp cell. Always use %80 percent of what the battery is rated at! Make sure the batteries have no mechanical damage; cuts, tears, discoloration on the wrap? Do not use that battery!
For the mod itself make sure the connections are clean and lock it when your' not using it. Check the fire button before you use it. Check to make sure the button is smooth throughout its travel and of course make sure it doesn't stick when you press it.
I'm sure I missed some things but they're is wealth of information on youtube and on here. Mechanical mods are safe as long as you follow the rules. Keep on vaping and have a good Christmas.
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Welcome and glad you joined.
Here's a start.
As to mech mods:
why do people choose a mech over regulated?
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/f...ners-guide-to-your-first-mechanical-mod.4830/
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blog-entry/15-inexpensive-mechanical-mod-rda-setup.6589/
Mech mods exploding: history repeating, with no end in sight / Vaping.com - Your One Stop Vapor Shop | vaping.com
Volt Meter 510 Connector by Tobeco
Mech mods & RBAs: Basic to advanced user guide: Pts. one & two | E-Cigarette Forum
Might help choosing/evaluating batteries:
18650 Battery Buying Guide for Vapor Users – Wake and Vape Blog
(12) Deeper Understanding of Mod Batteries - Part I | E-Cigarette Forum
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/f...attery-current-draw-for-a-regulated-mod.7532/
Battery Safety: Will You Marry Me? - Mt Baker Vapor
http://ecigarettereviewed.com/e-cig-charging-safety
Vaping 101: Battery Safety
7 Best Practices to Keep Your Charge
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