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Nope, not a good idea. Listen to the wise words of @Squid, @Rixter and @Walt. They give good advice to not use the batteries you currently have. Go get three new batteries of the same make and model, it's much cheaper to do that than to pay a hospital bill.

I'm going to do you a huge favor and not answer that. You have to understand what you are doing with a mech mod. Learn how to use this site: http://www.steam-engine.org/wirewiz.html Study this: https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/blog-entry/14-ohms-law-explained-for-vapers.6293/ Use this to find accurate amp ratings for batteries: https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/blog-entry/list-of-battery-tests.7436/ Use google and read up on "mechanical mod safety"

General question, if I have a 10ml bottle of 18mg nicotine mixed in with a 50ml bottle of e-liquid, what is the equivalent in smoking fags... say the 50ml bottle lasts me 1 week

Why you cant just put them in different slots? I dont understand Thats what I was taught to do with married batts The mod recognizes each batt I guess

I mark mine 1.2.3 all the same batts they get charged together and put back in same slots in my RX200

Oh, ok Thanks mate

Lol, entirely possible. The only place I see our approaches differing is that I am very reluctant to do the math and give specific answers. There is so damn much involved with these batteries regarding safety. We've got re-wraps out there, completely bogus specs out there. There's battery sag, and of course that 100°C line where thermal runaway can occur. I would much rather the person went to school the way we did and get a rounded education.

Walt, did we go to the same mech mod class? lol

Why fully charged battery has 4.2V if theres only 3.6V on vtc5, i do not understand that? :/ 18650 Batteries can charge up to 4.2V and produce that when first put into a mod. They will spend most of their life around 3.6V as that is the "nominal" voltage. Obviously 4.2V will pull more current. It's all about safety with a mech mod. There are no electronics protecting the mod.

We'll need to know a little more about your setup to give you an accurate answer, but In a mech mod, the lowest resistance load you can safely go with on a fully charged battery (4.2v) and stay under your battery's 20 amp limit is .21Ω, which will yield 84 watts. Voltage / Resistance = Current (amps)..........Voltage² / Resistance = Power (watts) Remember, your resistance can/will change do to a variety of reasons, so it's imperative that you keep a close eye on your coil's resistance fluctuations, especially if you are setting it up to run at your battery's safety threshold.

Nope, the standard first version of the Revenger. Two 18650 series mod. I think Vaporesso is really upping their game. @gadget That is one of the cutest little atties I have ever seen. Love short atties like that.

I'm impressed with this one. Very comfortable in the hand. Comparable to the G Class in size. Sweet rocker style fire button. Sleek understated aesthetic. TC that rivals Yihi and DNA. 350 puffs at~ 2.5sec, 400°F, .5Ω build.

I am really liking the results you got with the polishing. I noticed that my Alien has a few scuffs on the edges where the black paint has come off, and I have a dremel. I tried using a sharpie, but that just came off after a few days. Hmmm...the possibilities.