Mech Battery Instillation
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In general, for all tube mechs, put the negative side down toward the button. That way, if you get an tear in the wrapper there's less chance of an autofire. The only exception I make-- and others disagree about even this-- is if you are using a faux-hybrid (direct to battery) top cap. I say that because I judge the danger of getting a hard short at the battery top way higher than a wrap tear. Therefore, use the 510 top cap that comes with your Tsunami, and put the battery in negative down.
Positive towards the top cap / delivery device.
Probably be a really good idea to not install a battery in it until you understand what you're doing.
Mechanicals can become dangerous in a blink of an eye in the hands of the inexperienced.
Probably be a really good idea to not install a battery in it until you understand what you're doing.
Mechanicals can become dangerous in a blink of an eye in the hands of the inexperienced.
Actually nothing happens until you push the button. The positive is isolated from the mod until you push the switch sending the current along the tube where it encounters the wrapper damage and exposed negative can of the battery causing a dead short.
why do they call it a dead short??? seems a live short would be more dangerous.... if its dead not much happens 
In most cases, it doesn't matter in a mech. Best advice, research the particular mod you're using and follow the directions. Guessing with a mech is like assuming a pit bull is friendly. You might get lucky, but what if you're wrong?
Sorry, but it seems like you really need to do a lot more research before you're ready to use a mech mod safely.
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