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Give that a try, see if it helps. In case you miss the video or can't bother watching, do not use a 25 amp or less battery, instead do use a 30 amp battery.
You owe me a cup of coffee. Don't worry I don't drink anything fancy. Plain old caffeinated Joe with a bit of cream & sugar does fine. You owe this because I'm not a pod person. Ha!
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HAHA If it works coffee is on me HAHAHHAA
Give that a try, see if it helps. In case you miss the video or can't bother watching, do not use a 25 amp or less battery, instead do use a 30 amp battery.
You owe me a cup of coffee. Don't worry I don't drink anything fancy. Plain old caffeinated Joe with a bit of cream & sugar does fine. You owe this because I'm not a pod person. Ha!
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What brand and amp rating is your 18650?
Some18650's that aren't meant for vaping such as something pulled from a laptop battery pack or anything with the name "fire" in it could trip the "weak battery" indicator even when fully charged.
Edit: never mind, i see you've got it
Some18650's that aren't meant for vaping such as something pulled from a laptop battery pack or anything with the name "fire" in it could trip the "weak battery" indicator even when fully charged.
Edit: never mind, i see you've got it
Hope it does. Best I could find without thinking on it too much. *grin* I had thought of all kinds of other stuff. Then, like a bolt "hey dummy, look it up on Youtube, simple query."" Sho' 'nuff there that was hanging out.
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Still, good to know exactly what 18650. Even if for no other reason than a better battery choice in the future.What brand and amp rating is your 18650?
Some18650's that aren't meant for vaping such as something pulled from a laptop battery pack or anything with the name "fire" in it could trip the "weak battery" indicator even when fully charged.
Edit: never mind, i see you've got it
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One thing to try is cleaning the battery contacts on the mod and the battery itself. A little isopropyl alcohol may do the trick.
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I have a DNA 75 mod that does this sometimes (uses a 26650 battery). I've learned that I have to use an atomizer on that mod that I can run at lower wattage. That mod just does not want to vape at more than about 42 watts.
Dunno how much control you have over the resistance of the coil used on that pod, but it sounds to me like you'd get better results if you'd lower the wattage some and see if that helps.
Also, as others suggested, a good quality 18650 is a must.
Dunno how much control you have over the resistance of the coil used on that pod, but it sounds to me like you'd get better results if you'd lower the wattage some and see if that helps.
Also, as others suggested, a good quality 18650 is a must.