If I do not have an atomizer connected to my series box and I press the fire button, will this create a short? I assume no because without anything screwed into the 510 the circuit is broken, but I just want to double check.
With my VC Stratus series box, if I were to switch the orientation of the batteries, would this be a problem? As it is the positive is up on the atty side and negative up on the switch side. I wouldn't switch them because the orientation of the vent holes, but I have been taking both cells out at the same time when I replace them and I was curious what would happen if I accidentally swapped the orientation. If I accidentally put them both in positive up it would make it go boom right? What if I put them in series but on opposite sides?
My last question is, if I were to cause a short in the atomizer would I have any kind of warning or a possible misfire before the was a battery failure? I have shorted my atomizers on my regulated mods before so this makes me kind of nervous. Is it like "click, boom!" instantly vent or worse, or would it be more likely that I would misfire or notice the cells heating up quickly?
I'm sure that worst case scenario thermal runaway could happen instantly given the right circumstances and a dead short, but realistically if I am paying attention there will probably be warning signs if there is something not right wouldn't there be?
With my VC Stratus series box, if I were to switch the orientation of the batteries, would this be a problem? As it is the positive is up on the atty side and negative up on the switch side. I wouldn't switch them because the orientation of the vent holes, but I have been taking both cells out at the same time when I replace them and I was curious what would happen if I accidentally swapped the orientation. If I accidentally put them both in positive up it would make it go boom right? What if I put them in series but on opposite sides?
My last question is, if I were to cause a short in the atomizer would I have any kind of warning or a possible misfire before the was a battery failure? I have shorted my atomizers on my regulated mods before so this makes me kind of nervous. Is it like "click, boom!" instantly vent or worse, or would it be more likely that I would misfire or notice the cells heating up quickly?
I'm sure that worst case scenario thermal runaway could happen instantly given the right circumstances and a dead short, but realistically if I am paying attention there will probably be warning signs if there is something not right wouldn't there be?