SMPL mod

[nyiddle]

All of my mods get warm, especially considering I have hot, sweaty hands.

But!

If I pop my batteries out at any given point during my mod being warm, the batteries themselves are never actually warm. They're always noticeably colder than my mod itself.

 

[pistolpete]

The sweet spot for my Smpl A-mod seems to be around .30 ohms if I go much below that the brass button heats up.

 

[zukewytch00]

Waiting for my smpl copper in the mail. From the copper mods I've used you can feel the heat difference from the atty side to the button side. In my experience the attys heat is sometimes enough to heat the whole mod due to copper. Try and rip down hard with same tank on an ss mod and no heat transfer besides maybe right at the 510. Different metals different properties.

 

[smplowner]

All of my mods get warm, especially considering I have hot, sweaty hands.

But!

If I pop my batteries out at any given point during my mod being warm, the batteries themselves are never actually warm. They're always noticeably colder than my mod itself.

usually my batteries are cold when i take them to use, but when i use it, and the copper mod gets warm, the battery aint "cold" anymore, its not even close as warm as the mod, but its like hand warm idk how to explain, or then im just overthinking this. Its just like handwarm, if there was any kind of problem, i think it would be warmer/hot. And i would be surprised if it didnt warm a bit when its on such a load

 

[smplowner]

I just got the A-mod smpl last week and i noticed the same thing as the OP it does get a lil warm but nothing to be alarmed about as I've talked with a few other owners of this mod and have all noticed it. Mine is topped wit the Derringer.

lil warm? u mean battery? Still not as warm as the mod?

 

[beez0527]

lil warm? u mean battery? Still not as warm as the mod?

Both just a lil warm not bad just a lil , both nothing i worry about