Not to be rude, but if you base things off of just what a app tells you, instead of researching, learning and taking good advice, you are doomed. We will see you soon enough as another story where you blew your battery up by using it improperly. Please take the time to learn how to safely use a mech, build coils to keep you under the safety margin of your battery, and proper battery safety.
Personally, im quite comfortable with my lg hb6 batteries supporting a .09 on my mech. I do dual 3mm 24guage nichrome builds(5 wrap) that register between .09 to .1, I dont feel any strain on my battery at all with them. Same goes for my 50amp pulse 20 continuous imrens. Also my vct5's never get hot or anything. Im not saying what im doing is exactly safe or recommended, but nonetheless mate; they handle it just fine.
Sure, it's fine until it isn't. You're endangering yourself and possibly others. Pulse ratings are totally useless unless you know how long the on and off period used for the rating is,and you absolutely adhere to that. The cdr of cells goes down with age. No ohm meter is accurate at that low a resistance, and even a .1Ω drop when that low makes a huge difference.
When you are on the news, be sure they report the cause was user error, and not blame it on the "e-cig".
