Are these Dangerous for mechanical mods?
67700
yes very! I thought they were for mechanical mods but there not at all. they wont even work (I tried)..... get the sony green 26650 or the mnke 26650. a few extra bucks but you need too
67701
no, I use mine in a Hades Mech mod all the time. no problem. They are just hit or miss on if you get a battery that actually works. I'm batting 50% right now.
2168322
They could probably be torn apart if extended too far for too long, that would make sense. But, that wouldn't be much different than a huge bump and getting air, except for the amount of time. There were no such warnings in installation manual about anything like this.
642341
No - they are NOT. And they are very heavy. So I'm just careful. I love them :-)
1127754
I wouldn't put them on an impact if that's what you're asking. I'm sure they'd shatter. I'm a body man and have used them on 1/3 and 3/8 lithium ion drives from Milwaukee with no problems.
1465147
Never tried. As I mentioned, these are not really 'key mod' designed.You get what you pay for....ron
882293
I installed them on my Chevy Silverado 2500HD and they were very bouncey too. I removed them to find they had both blown their oil seal and need to be replace after 400 miles. I would NOT recommend these to anyone!
1926063
I think the diameter is large enough (too large?), because they're alloy and thin walled. Can't say for sure because I put some old SRAM gripshifts on it. Good luck. Worst case scenario: Amazon will typically take anything back.
1474456
No they are not! You do have to drill small holes in plastic under the wheel opening. Would be unnoticeable if you were to take the off....They look great when installed.
1430621
You should be good to go on that mod. Especially when that has buttons for you to adjust the voltage output. I use them on my King mod (Which doesn't have the same voltage regulator) and have no problems.
1944803
I use them in the innokin itaste svd and they work great. I don't know what a mech mod is.
1639883
I have only used them so far on battery powered impact driver but they are very tough an as such I suspect they would also work fine on pneumatic impact drivers.
1046450
I don't see how you can be sure they are safe. I would return the corroded ones, at least.
1511787
They will continue breaking. They are Chinese junk. If you are handy, you can take the case apart and hold the motor armature while unscrewing the disk. In the future, don't thread them on tightly! The locking pin simply breaks off when you apply the needed pressure. Keep returning them. I'm on number six.
732678
I would contact the maker but I can guess its for Liability reasons lik a stall and crash or because they can't say it's OK for that use due to lack of required certificaion as a matter of safety. I herd good things so got them for a 4 cylinder Scion XB and the idle is rougher than I am used to. So I can't say I'll be considering them in the future.
1501887
Why would they be dangerous? Only danger is if you deliberately contact the output. I've been around transformers all my life with no problem
1141601
do not purchase these items they will alter the performance of your engine and the parts are not reliable , they will also void any warranty you may have and can cause internal engine damage
2010816
No, they don't. I bought these actuators to use as a cheap alternative to solenoids in an animatronics project, and I put springs on them so they would open back up after I triggered them. They worked just fine; I don't see how you cold damage them by pushing them in and out manually.