No man you are good to go , it should be to obvious who it was at. I have no problem being told I'm mistaken but it's the way it's done or if it's just uneducated people trying to act like they know . Vaping changed so fast it's very hard to stay up with it . I mean something considered not safe or can't do 6 months ago with new tech could do a 180.
When I was in the Marines we just called them shit birds and they always flocked together . I was in communications and field radio . So we used and fixed a lot of stuff . New and badly used. Since we were a department of the Navy " the men's department " they never wanted to spend money on the equipment we needed . Talk about being carefully with batteries lol. This thing mess up. You don't get bodily harm your dead haha .
You want some good laughs there is plenty of videos about batteries like
ba-5590 U and B and ba-2590s. That's just a couple for starters . But really it's not funny I've seen some bad shit
Hi man.
Ok, I wasn't sure, I wondered what I had actually done lol as I want everybody, no matter who, to feel comfortable using the forum and if I was in anyway making you uncomfortable, I did want to know as I would need to change my manner.
In all honesty, it could be your batteries are rewraps of a more well known battery, it is just due to having no way of knowing what it actually is it is said it is best to avoid them- that is why people are saying about them, I see you are quite new here(which is no means a bad thing), so it could come across as a bit hostile. I promise though, everyone has been good to me here since I joined, there was one but wherever you go there is always one lol.
I guessed you was in something to do with the forces, and communications did pop through my head due to the batteries you mentioned. I admit I didn't know what they were till I googled them though lol-I see they are non rechargeable(The ba-5590 U's), I can't find a image of how big they are, but can understand after dealing with something that is a lot bigger/dangerous, a small 18650 not seeming like much at all, even though bad failures are not the norm, no one here would want one to fail on you or anybody else-usually a failure just means a bit of electrolyte released, but can be worse, but you have probably seen similar yourself or actually experienced it with the other batteries that are much bigger and dangerous.
Not good that you don't get injured, you end up dead with those batteries-I will have to take a look on youtube at them. They use a strange connection on top, kind of like an XLR connector, what are they? Or are they just a general military connector used for batteries?
Keep safe man, Conan.
