i recently bought a stingray clone with a APO RDA. For the first day it vaped beautifully. Today I changed the coils and when I go to fire it the coils only get slightly warm. Not even hot. I don't know what the problem is. Battery? Rda? Someone please help!
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Just tried it. Nothing changed. Coil is still getting warm. Not even hot
COIL JUST WARM?
ADJUST UR ATTY AT THE BOTTOM
Everything's tight. I actually just figured out that my battery is only at like 1.3 volts. So my charger is broken. Won't be able to get a new one for a while 
anyone know how to charge an 18650 without a charger?
anyone know how to charge an 18650 without a charger?
Ur using a LOW BATTERY?? Why did you take it off the charger if it wasn't full charge?Everything's tight. I actually just figured out that my battery is only at like 1.3 volts. So my charger is broken. Won't be able to get a new one for a while
I charged it this morning and it was fine. It was until I droped my charger and it broke. I just realized that the charger must think it's fully charged and won't charge it. So I need a new charger
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Everything's tight. I actually just figured out that my battery is only at like 1.3 volts. So my charger is broken. Won't be able to get a new one for a while
Please, please don't try to get creative with charging your batteries!
Invest in a really good charger, one that will last for Years.
And treat the battery in question with suspician. Some chargers like the Xtar VPI can safely charge a battery that is down that low.
But you may have ended up with some safety issues.
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Li-ion batteries are dangerous when mishandled. 1.3 volts is below the threshold for any li-ion I've heard of. Only charge a li-ion with a charger designed for them. Over discharging a li-ion is mishandling it. I highly recommend that you immediately get a new charger and retire that battery. If you can't afford that at the moment then go back to the setup you were using before until you can.