Usually 'regulated' refers to temperature control. An unregulated vape, like a Milaana for instance, has no temp control settings at all, it depends on the user to stop the heat by letting go of the power button.
The TM is fully regulated in that regard.
Actually, the Milaana is unregulated because it is powered directly by the battery level, it does not regulate the battery, regulation does not technically have anything to do with temp control though that is how we have come to understand it here... When RBT designed the Milaana it was about battery regulation, compared to the Zion which had control top to adjust the voltage that in turn controls the rate of speed it heats up at, Milaana heats up at a rate of speed dependent on the voltage level of the battery,
that is unregulated. Milaana you were able to drain a battery completely, Zion had a chip that would control the battery voltage, so it could not be discharged too low either for example...
Well, i am super far away from understanding this at all
Its more a question of, how safe is it to use with this kind of „regulation“? I have a few E-cig box-mods, and i take care of my batteries and i only use quality ones, and charge them external. I would call these mods as safe.
Can you call the TM safe aswell? Could Session Mode stress the batteries so hard that they outgas or explode?
Yes it is safe, it has similar protections, however there's no reason to focus on using the session mode, this is an on-demand vape, all the session mode does is hold the button down for you, so there's no reason to do that when you are not actively using it... It's not a session device, you don't turn it on let it go, keep puffing on it, that's not what the TM is, it is an on-demand vape even though it has a session mode that is a bit of a misnomer imo
I had thought vtc 6 was 15A not 30A. Looks like the datasheet is misleading:
This has come up here in other threads and probably this one, VTC6 is rated 15-30A, it is supposed to adjust, it is probably around 18A, similar to the similarly spect Samsung 30Q and LG HG2 despite their 15A and 20A ratings respectively... All of these batteries are fine, they just don't work as well as Molicel with the confirmed extra amps
I went to that link and it does say 15A so unless it is a mistake on the site, do not get it. Since the Molicel 28A is readily available and it is 35A AND it is the one shipped with a TM2, just stick with that. This is not something to save a couple of bucks over.
See above, Sony VTC6, VTC5, Samsung 25R, LG HG2 and HE4 are all fine to use even if they are not quite as good as Molicel... Just need to make sure you are buying them from reputable sources.
Thanks alot man. I am wondering how this works for a Pax where the Heater is directly under the Batterie.
Again as I was alluding to above, there is no comparison, the pax is a session conduction device, it is creating the vapor for you, cooking it in the oven regardless of what you do when it is turned on... The TM is nothing like that, it draws much more power, to work (near instant) on demand with pure convection, only heats when you press the button, only vaporizing the material as you draw the hot air through the load in the stem... Those old session style devices do not take the same amount of power and there is usually insulation to protect from heat, I understand the panic, but it's not really so-called for, just take good care of batteries it's not that hard?
So did i understand you correct? TM is mostly safe as long as you treat the batterie with respect (which i do). The last question is not answered completely yet. TM does not have a Auto Shut off, as far as i know. So if i put it in Session Mode, where the batterie is constantly in use, and forget about it. What will happen? Batterie will just run until its empty, or it gets hot and will be destroyed, out gassed, explode … whatever.
Please see above, there is no reason to put it in session mode and forget about it, do not use it that way, leave it in on demand mode, then you can leisurely take hits as you like, without worrying about anything you describe...
Also FYI, you can quote posts on the bottom and then insert them into your post together at once instead of replying back to back posts
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to all. OK, back to my TM! 
