RZ7
Postman
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- Jun 17, 2013
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Hey, a question for you all about safety fuses for mechanical mods and also a quick question about batteries in general.
Thanks to AndyC's recommendation, I now have my heart set on a Sigelei 19 as a first mechanical because I like the way it looks and of course, it's relatively cheap. I'd been eager to try a mech for a while, and there's a couple out there that are on the more expensive/out-of-stock side that I would possibly give a kidney to own, but I thought it's probably wise to try one out for myself before spending the equivalent of an organ on getting one. So I'm going to grab the 19 soon~!
However, on a number of videos I've seen people seem to pop in these little safety fuses when using mechs. Not all the time it seems, but often enough that I feel like I ought to have some. What I was wondering was if there were particular circumstances where having one is a very good idea, such as maybe when using sub-ohm coils? Or is it just another layer of protection and is worth keeping in all the time?
If someone could point me towards somewhere where I could get one I'd be very grateful! I understand there are reusable ones too, which I'd think would be better?
Also, would anyone be able to briefly explain the differences in batteries? I was looking around for some 18350s so I can carry around a small mod, and I was interested to see a fair variance in the capacity of same-sized batteries. I realise certain things are going to be more preferable in different devices, so I was wondering if there's certain things that I should stick to when buying batteries for mods?
It's a handful of questions and I'm sure I'll look into this a bit more on my own too, but any pointers would be appreciated~!
Thanks to AndyC's recommendation, I now have my heart set on a Sigelei 19 as a first mechanical because I like the way it looks and of course, it's relatively cheap. I'd been eager to try a mech for a while, and there's a couple out there that are on the more expensive/out-of-stock side that I would possibly give a kidney to own, but I thought it's probably wise to try one out for myself before spending the equivalent of an organ on getting one. So I'm going to grab the 19 soon~!
However, on a number of videos I've seen people seem to pop in these little safety fuses when using mechs. Not all the time it seems, but often enough that I feel like I ought to have some. What I was wondering was if there were particular circumstances where having one is a very good idea, such as maybe when using sub-ohm coils? Or is it just another layer of protection and is worth keeping in all the time?
If someone could point me towards somewhere where I could get one I'd be very grateful! I understand there are reusable ones too, which I'd think would be better?
Also, would anyone be able to briefly explain the differences in batteries? I was looking around for some 18350s so I can carry around a small mod, and I was interested to see a fair variance in the capacity of same-sized batteries. I realise certain things are going to be more preferable in different devices, so I was wondering if there's certain things that I should stick to when buying batteries for mods?
It's a handful of questions and I'm sure I'll look into this a bit more on my own too, but any pointers would be appreciated~!