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Why do dual 18650 mods keep advertising as 200 watt devices?
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Call it most of us that stress safety and staying within safe sustained continuous discharge ratings, it is a blanket reply. Not necessarily focused at you personally, we see potentially dangerous information being written that your average to new vapers read. These newer vapers do not need to be seeing that dangerous type of information to practice it until they grasp the variables it references with a good understanding, otherwise they get themselves in to far over their heads and a possible trip to the hospital to boot. Like to run at pulse rating, fine, do it all you like, keep the pulse rating talk to the more advanced section on batteries, in the new members and general discussion threads keep it is low key as possible or not please, just my opinion, we don't need any more mod explosions in the news, just one is to many, and in the past week we've had 2, with way to many in the past several months.
/last I am replying on this thread.
So with regulated mods is it really that unsafe to pulse a 20A battery at around 24 - 31amps? Assuming the board regulates what it should wouldn't the mod just stop firing? And even if assuming the board fails wouldn't you experience gas/liquid venting through the 2ndary safety feature ie: vent holes instead of an actual explosion?
Assume your 20 amp battery isn't 20 amps. Most aren't.
Assume the board will fail. It eventually will. All electronics do.
Assume there's no vent holes. They can get clogged, missed in mfr'ing or anything in between... or just become a focus point for 2500 degree F flames unsuspectingly.
Let's not live in imagination.
Tapatyped
reminds me of the final destination franchise. lets just assume what can go wrong will go wrong
Yes... especially given the way your post was written.
I don't have a problem with pulsing batteries above their CDR.
I don't have a problem using them a fraction above their CDR for vaping. (Others will disagree)
But when you start putting dependencies on safety features that do fail to do so, you create a false sense of security. You INCREASE the risk instead of decreasing it.
Samsung 25R confirmed legit... sure... run it at 22 to 25 amps if you want... but know what you're doing and test for heating up uncomfortably.
New "VapeGreat" battery fresh on the market or the only thing you B&M carries with 20A printed on the label?
Keep THAT THING UNDER 15 amps until it's a known quantity with known characteristics. Testing done by a knowledgeable, trustworthy 3rd party, NOT the company selling them be it wholesale, direct to mfr'ing or retail.
I don't give a snot about data sheets and company test results. Some, if not most will be skewed, if not downright lies.
Hence why @Mooch has a career.
Tapatyped
Sure, I only use batteries with the word "fire" in them and my only source for vape gear is my local B&M.
you seem to be the type of member on this forum that I wouldn't mind utilizing the ignore function to prevent discussions from escalating into something else, so GL and keep on vaping.
You're putting words in my mouth to start an argument and place judgement.Sure, I only use batteries with the word "fire" in them and my only source for vape gear is my local B&M.
you seem to be the type of member on this forum that I wouldn't mind utilizing the ignore function to prevent discussions from escalating into something else, so GL and keep on vaping.
I'm not going to assume which batteries you have or whether they're authentic to appease you. I'd rather give good information than assume. It's better for everybody.
That's uncalled for.
I hope all goes well for you despite not wanting to know the truth.
Good luck.
And remember... you were the one coming here with questions.
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Its all academic anyway ,a good battery discussion is always fun but really who is vaping anywhere near those levels.I cant even see vaping at or past 100.the only reason I have 200 watt mods is the coil selection,tc,tcr,and the battery life when vaping a 2 batt mod at like 40 watts is really good
but really who is vaping anywhere near those levels.I cant even see vaping at or past 100.the only reason I have 200 watt mods is the coil selection,tc,tcr,and the battery life when vaping a 2 batt mod at like 40 watts is really good- Status
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