Why not a larger Warning label on regulated mods?

[CgS_Drone]

Wow, they should put a LARGER warning label on the side of these regulated mods for people ( I D 10 T characters ) like me that have only used tube mech. mods.

After transferring my Magma from my mech. mod (single coil .8 ohm parallel) onto the new Sigelei Fuchai I got today and setting it to 50 watts, with the attitude "ah heck there is plenty of juice in there why check it". Well lets just say about the only way I can describe how I felt after hitting that dry cotton is



Two tylenol, several minutes and a re-wick job later with LOTS of juice on it I lowered the mod down to 35 watts and WOW.

I didn't imagine a regulated mod would hit that hard. I am very impressed and still dizzy from the shot of cotton.

 

[joeyboy]

I am still laughing.

 

[Teresa P]

When I got my Sig 150, I never bothered to check the settings, just screwed in the tank and took the lung hit from hell....and inhaled a small 150w forest fire.
Couldn't see colors for awhile after that....

 

[scarecrowjenkins]

Haha, well how about that! If you're using an ohm's law calculator to check your mech builds though you shoulda known that a .8 build only fires at about 18 watts on a tube mod. Knowing these things, or knowing to check them should kinda be instinctual. Then again learning the hard way is always fun too

 

[Angrygod50]

Haha, well how about that! If you're using an ohm's law calculator to check your mech builds though you shoulda known that a .8 build only fires at about 18 watts on a tube mod. Knowing these things, or knowing to check them should kinda be instinctual. Then again learning the hard way is always fun too

After sucking in a fire ball or two you learn quickly to start out low.