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Jerms,
You made me order the V3 mod, the DID clone and the NCR-A batteries.
I sure hope that clone is worth the $8 to dip my toes into mesh and RBAs. :)

I found something that convinced me the NCR-A has a high enough amp limit to work in a Vamo. I'll see if they work to oxidize mesh in the mech. If so unless you're pushing mechs to crazy limits (.8ohm, 6a is 28.8w and what I've decided to believe is the working limit is 6.2a) the NCR18650A is safer chemistry than IMR in case of a hard short (unless the videos showing it are scams and I don't know why they would be).
 

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See now you got me going to look for the NCR18650A's I want to be able to use in both vv and mech. I can order more PDs as back ups but would be nice to try something else if they work as good or better for safety

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Nothing wrong with the PD's for what you want.

I don't really know if the A's are any good, I'm fairly sure they'll work in a VV, I think they'll work in a mech. I'm putting my money up to test them just like I did with PD vs B (I guess nobody else is willing to put their claims to the test).
You'll have to wait for the results.

I won't be testing the short circuit claims although it could pay the neighbors back for the 4th if the videos are fake :)



I got unprotected. If the short circuit video is real I see no need for a protection board, that's like having protection on an IMR.

BTW, you probably can't use most protected batteries in at least some VV/VW. That was the dated information, a hold over from mech days where you had to use protected (if you had a brain) that people are parroting today.
A better way to say it is don't use old standard unprotected Li-Ion batteries for ANY mod, use modern safe designs. For mechs you are OK using old protected designs but even then you're better off using modern ones.
 

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Jerms,
You made me order the V3 mod, the DID clone and the NCR-A batteries.
I sure hope that clone is worth the $8 to dip my toes into mesh and RBAs. :)

I found something that convinced me the NCR-A has a high enough amp limit to work in a Vamo. I'll see if they work to oxidize mesh in the mech. If so unless you're pushing mechs to crazy limits (.8ohm, 6a is 28.8w and what I've decided to believe is the working limit is 6.2a) the NCR18650A is safer chemistry than IMR in case of a hard short (unless the videos showing it are scams and I don't know why they would be).

Didnt i see you say earlier mods were unsafe?
 

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Didnt i see you say earlier mods were unsafe?

No. Early mods were the same basic mechs they are today. With batteries that could go into violent thermal meltdown when over drained they were as dangerous as they still are. It's not the mods that were/are unsafe but using the wrong batteries in them that was unsafe.

Today battery tech is taking huge leaps, probably because of the race to make the first viable electric car.
Back then "the right battery" was Li-ion with a protection circuit. Then it was Li-Mn. Then hybrids were acceptable. It's quite possible that NNP (NCR-A) is the next "right battery".
 

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SVD is a VV/VW. It has a 5a limit so you can't go over the battery's 10a limit.
NCR18650PD is OK to use but NCR18650B should get you more run time.
SVD amp limit

Remember you're not getting the full potential out of a SVD or even more so a Vamo with a 18650 battery. SVD cuts off @ 4.8 volts with a 1.5ohm coil in 18650 mode. With stacked 18350's running the same 1.5ohms SVD will do 5 volts and the Vamo will get you close to 6 volts.
 

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There's so many people out there that would have no issue doing something like ordering a gross of something, getting an RMA then sending an empty envelope to Miami IF FastTech relied on tracking only. From there what recourse would they have? None unfortunately.

I don't doubt that someone hasn't already tried this and got away with it, prompting FastTech to cover their tails on product returns.
 

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My T3S's should be here today. Is there anything I should do to them before I fill them up? I'll wash them out with hot water before hand. Should I boil or anything?

Washing them out in hot water should be enough. I've found it more than sufficient. Boiling is probably overkill...:)
 

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So I got these batteries for a diablo clone, I'm thinking I got the wrong ones, what do you guys think?
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1141000

You did and didnt,its best too use IMR types of high drain ''unprotected'' safe chemistry batts in mechs,more power,also if the safety circut fails in the ''protected'' batts,they explode,the IMR just vent with no explosion.You can still use them.
 

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MVP arrived today! 7 days china to CT!

Anyone use these Iclear30s? I'm liking it so far, anyone have any tips with them ?

I love the iClear30, and have been using mine ever since my MVP arrived. But as has been said, it goes through liquid VERY quickly, and the effect is very strong.

So as not to end up with nic OD, I've had to cut down the strength of the liquid I use in mine from 11 mg to 6 and sometimes to O. Liquid also takes on a caramelized colour (not flavour, just colour) fairly quickly, too.

Be prepared for a major increase in liquid consumption, but the result is very nice!
 
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