All the time after I put a build in the coils get kinda wobbly and the numbers get crazy like 1.45 or more.. how do I fix that plzz?
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Why do my builds go up so high after I wick or unwick?
- Thread starter Kinkyvapurrr
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Yep. Heating and cooling tend to loosen things up.
But why do the numbers change? And how high can the number go safely? Oh bcuz they're not tight u just told me sry ...
What Is the build? Atty and mod.
Could be any loose or bad connection in the circuit from the post pole of the battery to the negative......
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Could be any loose or bad connection in the circuit from the post pole of the battery to the negative......
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Assuming your using Kanthal..... Once heated it becomes softer so the grub screws tend to hold it looser, thats where your wobbly coils are coming from. with a loose connection the resistance (Ohms) will increase, hence your numbers going up. Higher numbers arent the dangerous part, LOW numbers are. with lower builds (.05 .1 .007 and such) will draw a LOT of amps from your batteries and that is when you get into trouble. Regulated mods are a lot safer, but I still wouldn't just run any build on crap batteries even in regulated mods.
I don't have crap batteries but they are low volts, well my 3 newest ones are.. that's my question what builds go w these batteries, that's just a little confusing to me still
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I wouldn't use those batteties..... they are not even of the correct voltage..
Costing allot and having fancy wrapper doesn't equal a good battery.
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Costing allot and having fancy wrapper doesn't equal a good battery.
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I realize that but I bought them from Pegasus Academy specifically Vape related. Dude has good vids on utube. Not real expensive.. but maybe not necessarily for this mod wasn't sure that's why I asked. What u mean correct voltage, they're too low?
I agree, I must type slower.
What are your Other batteries? You said these are your 3 newest.
If they're not correct the built in defense system in a regulated mod wouldn't allow them right? So they must be ok..
Yeah being on youtube doesn't make you a trustable authority. . Either...
What is a Pegasus Academy?
Vape batteries should be 3.7 volts nominal.... 3.6 is close but too me it says different type of battery. Could be safe IDK... can't see info in pics on this screen. Even if I were to trust what the labels says.
AS far as I know... there is NO battery manufacturer of Vaping specific or even rated batteries...... if the batteries says for vaping. .. it's a rewrap of some other brand of battery.
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No... there is no protection from you running a sub par battery. The mod can still pull more amps from a battery than a battery might have to offer.... just because the mod will shut off if you pull more than say the 25 amps it's rated for..... doesn't mean it cant pull 25 amps from a 5 amp battery......it will probably error before smoking.. but i don't want to test the safety protections.
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Those are listed as 15 amp batteries... You might look for some Sammy 25R, or the LG "Poo" batts, cant remember the number but they are 25amp batts.
To add to what the guys already posted, Samsung 30Q batteries are also recognized as a good 20 amp battery.
MAH refers to the runtime of the batteries. It stands for milliamp hour. There are 1000 milliamps in an amp. 3000 milliamps = 3 amps.
It's my understanding that a 3000mah battery will supply 3 amps contiuous current for one hour. Of course, in vaping you don't run your batteries continuosly like a flashlight or an rc model. You might pull 15 amps on a draw, but it'll only be for a couple of seconds so your batteries hold up longer.
It's my understanding that a 3000mah battery will supply 3 amps contiuous current for one hour. Of course, in vaping you don't run your batteries continuosly like a flashlight or an rc model. You might pull 15 amps on a draw, but it'll only be for a couple of seconds so your batteries hold up longer.
Well, I wouldn't say it could be ignored, but higher mah = less cdr. A 3000 mah battery will do 20 amps cdr at best where a 25 or 30 amp cdr will be lower mah. For instance, the LG HB6 is a 30 amp battery but only 1500 mah so on paper at least, it'll run half as long as the Samsung 30Q which is a 20 amp battery at 3000 mah
Your likely slightly deforming the coil when your removing the old wick. Use scissors to cut one of the tails then proceed to remove the old wick.