Battery Safety

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Math? Really? Last week we touched a little on the dangers of overdrawing current from your batteries and the events that might occur if you do. This week we will get into how to avoid doing so, with the awesome power of math. Not all of us excelled in it in school, but knowing the math is one of the most important things you can know about rebuildables. Besides, many of us have learned more about science through vaping than we ever did in school.

Last week we talked about the importance of resistance when factoring amperage draw. This week we'll discuss resistance itself and how to find it. If you already know all this, that's excellent. If not, I hope you'll find it useful.

Using a battery beyond its intended lifespan, or using a battery that has been damaged can cause the battery to fail. Depending on the type of battery being used and its application, the results of a catastrophic failure can be somewhat unpredictable.

You are probably going to hurt yourselves. Scary, isn't it? All this talk about safety when they're using their mods and they may still very well get burned. I mean that literally. Like first-degree, going to the hospital burned.