I’ve said this before, but will preface this post with the statement again.
I always err on the side of safety
I will also always give advice from the position of safety first. I’m not an authority nor an expert; and, I don’t believe one exists in the world of vaping. There are just too many variables for there to be one person who knows everything.
That said, no matter what mod you’re using, never use a battery with a torn wrapper. Especially mechmods.
Wrappers are around a nickel a piece and can be swapped out with a hair dryer. There is no reason to keep a naked or near naked battery at that cost of repair.
As to the video, I didn’t watch it. A persons argument tends to lose credibility to me when they start talking like a fanboy or think they know everything there is to know. We all have our favorite mod; but, when you’re making Zero logical sense, your argument just becomes self-justification in my humblest of opinions.
Now, as to the battery direction, I can still remember a time when no matter what, the battery pointed positive up towards the 510.
At some point in time that started to change when venting was put into the button or off to the side of the bottom. This was done so that should something happen it would prevent gases burning your face, since most would rather lose a hand.
Is it effective? -I don’t know
Is it written in stone? I don’t know
Is it ideal? I don’t know
I figure the safest thing to do is build within battery spec, use an ohm meter, check your wrappers, if you’re using a hybrid check your 510, and vape safe
Doing that I’ve not had an issue in 5 years.
Also, when I question something I ask people who would know for
Certain. In this case, I would Email the manufacturer of the mod and find out from the horses mouth. Other than that, we’re all just a bunch of horses asses
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