Hi veterans,
This is probably a bit of a silly question to you guys but I just want to double check. I know nobody else that uses mechs and we have no brick and mortars here that I can pop in to and ask questions.
So the thing is this. A friend brought me a three parallel battery squonk mech mod from abroad. He thought it would be regulated and freaked out when he unpacked it back home and it turned out to be a mech, and he then gave it to me as I’m the only one using mechs that he knows. Most people here use screw-in coils on playmobil setups.
Now, my mechs are all ‘one battery’ types and I feel confident using those. I know ohms law and I know my batteries. This is however my first multi battery thingy.
So now for the real questions.
1) For as far as my reasoning takes me, a 3-bat parallel build can go as far as the single battery voltage, and triple the CDC. Am I right?
2) So that means I could use builds going as far down as 0.05 ohm and still be well in the safe zone of three prime LG’s, being 55-60A. Am I right?
3) If I may be so candid to ask, what would you as veterans throw in as a coil setup in this, would you say ‘ooh wow three batteries, great for my single coil 0.8 ohm builds’ or is it the opposite, ‘ooh wow three batteries, time to get out the 20g SS and wrap me a dual .05 build’. I would also appreciate a short insight in the reasoning for that, if you don’t mind.
As for my own thoughts, I’m not afraid of using this with normal, run of the mill coils. It’s probably fine. But I would like to know for sure if my reasoning on the extreme option is valid. Low ohm builds are very attractive and I’d like to get a bit of a cloud going with this mod, it’s just inviting me to try something extreme. I just want to be safe and keep my hands.
Thank you for your time and answers!
This is probably a bit of a silly question to you guys but I just want to double check. I know nobody else that uses mechs and we have no brick and mortars here that I can pop in to and ask questions.
So the thing is this. A friend brought me a three parallel battery squonk mech mod from abroad. He thought it would be regulated and freaked out when he unpacked it back home and it turned out to be a mech, and he then gave it to me as I’m the only one using mechs that he knows. Most people here use screw-in coils on playmobil setups.
Now, my mechs are all ‘one battery’ types and I feel confident using those. I know ohms law and I know my batteries. This is however my first multi battery thingy.
So now for the real questions.
1) For as far as my reasoning takes me, a 3-bat parallel build can go as far as the single battery voltage, and triple the CDC. Am I right?
2) So that means I could use builds going as far down as 0.05 ohm and still be well in the safe zone of three prime LG’s, being 55-60A. Am I right?
3) If I may be so candid to ask, what would you as veterans throw in as a coil setup in this, would you say ‘ooh wow three batteries, great for my single coil 0.8 ohm builds’ or is it the opposite, ‘ooh wow three batteries, time to get out the 20g SS and wrap me a dual .05 build’. I would also appreciate a short insight in the reasoning for that, if you don’t mind.
As for my own thoughts, I’m not afraid of using this with normal, run of the mill coils. It’s probably fine. But I would like to know for sure if my reasoning on the extreme option is valid. Low ohm builds are very attractive and I’d like to get a bit of a cloud going with this mod, it’s just inviting me to try something extreme. I just want to be safe and keep my hands.
Thank you for your time and answers!