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My findings have found the 3100s are great batteries but not really for the loads we need them for. The current rating is good but I found once the load drops to under the 1 ohm mark the actually delivered voltage drops to 3.5 volts or less. This is with a fresh battery too. Indicating the...

Thanks to Haywood for this link- Here is the same battery at a steal.

I have used the 2 ohm horizontal coil Kangers many times. Great low cost (5 for $10) disposable oil vape. Yank the upper felt out and load up a few drops down the side per session. Once fouls can soak in ISO to recover the un-used goodness. I found they last for 1 - 2 grams of crap oil before...

Part 2: The Big test. Got it all loaded in and melted down into the sponge. Achieved by pulsing the the power. And had a few really good hits. Was very happy until it started running dry and I removed the drip tip and found this..... Yeah, somehow it broke.. Maybe the drip tip...

Ok, been a while. Slow project this time as the concentrate I have is only once in awhile as my AVB accumulates. Problem is the initial load up seems to take most of my supply right away so extensive testing is hard to do. But at least I hope these posts are at least entertaining. Maybe even...

Here's a link to his last post about it. For the most part it deals with 3/4" copper pieces and a 3/8" nut soldered for the connector. Simple but looks like would do the job. Switch added

Here's a more detailed post OF did a while back. No Power Trouble\ Covers the 2 main reasons for failures.

Click the image.

Here's the post worth repeating.

Hey DR. do you still do the murky water test? Hehe, sorry had to throw that in. So to speak. I think that's the test OF is referring to.?

Yes, these "hot" springs are for an additional layer of protection against a short in the device's output. If a battery goes rogue, this spring will not help as it's internal to the battery is that situation. If the device's output gets shorted the weakest link will burn first and if a hot...

By using the screen mag (CNTL mouse wheel) to closely look at OFs pic vs Bob's pic of the area in question it seems Bob's unit is missing the gap. You can see a piece of the hole in OF's shot. Also notice OF's unit's set screw is backed off in comparison to Bob's. Maybe a clue? An email to TET...

I purchased some last night. The seller is from China but the batteries look legit and Seller has good feedback. Zoom the picture and the label, says made in Japan. He has other Panasonic batteries more on par price wise. Hoping these are priced down because they are discontinued..? Fingers crossed.

You should be fine. The picture you showed is not that bad. Never saw a side by side but have had some button tops with bigger differences, specially if protected.

It really depends on the type of spring. Some are very sensitive to how much they can move before the memory effect becomes weaker. In the case of the Cera this might not be as big of an issue but why chance it if can be avoided. Only time can tell. You want to avoid having to pull out the...

I was thinking about your mod here and found a possible cap for you. Click on the picture to go to the site that tells how to do it. Now if you go this route don't forget a vent hole somewhere. Safety 1st. or at least a close second.? mod note: Please do not quote more than necessary...

Very cool and love the simplicity. Thanks for this find. Liked the Amazon deal but not so good for Canada. Ordered 8 of these for future stock. $54 for 8 shipped. Should keep me going for a bit. Good find. :tup: From what I have read the PD is the Panasonic replacement high drain to replace...

My preference is stage 2. Stage 1 is nice but 2 is a mind blower. It doesn't sneak up on you neither, just gets you highly medicated in seconds.