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Old 05-29-2009, 06:02 PM   #31
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That is the one I use--Great Unit. I bought 3 of them here-- Sun
Thanks, Sun.

Out of curiosity - do you need 3 chargers for yourself as a backup or just in case?

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Old 05-29-2009, 06:11 PM   #32
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Thanks, Sun.

Out of curiosity - do you need 3 chargers for yourself as a backup or just in case?

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Yurry--I wanted one for the Car with the auto adaptor and the other is a spare---very happy with them---Sun
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Old 05-29-2009, 11:54 PM   #33
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Nicowolf-are you going to be doing a tutorial on how to do one of your nicosticks using an 801 atomizer? Thanks in advance, Summer
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Old 05-30-2009, 12:26 AM   #34
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Nicowolf-are you going to be doing a tutorial on how to do one of your nicosticks using an 801 atomizer? Thanks in advance, Summer
Since I don't have an adapter worked up yet for the 801, or the 510, I just use the atomizer connector from a donor battery for both. Everything is the same. Nothing would change for the 801 from what I have already instructed here. The pictures would just show a larger atomizer hole and the 801 atomizer instead of the 510.
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Since I don't have an adapter worked up yet for the 801, or the 510, I just use the atomizer connector from a donor battery for both. Everything is the same. Nothing would change for the 801 from what I have already instructed here. The pictures would just show a larger atomizer hole and the 801 atomizer instead of the 510.

Thanks for the reply Nicowolf--so you are saying that just the size of the atomizer hole would have to be bore larger and use an old battery thread from one of my old 801 batteries? Thanks in advance again Summer
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Or you can use a ¼" phone jack from rat shack (pn 274-0252), a #10 x ¾" machine screw (with some grinding on the head) and a piece of insulation jacket from #6 stranded copper or ¼" poly tubing (the kind with ID of around 0.175"). This makes an excellent connector.
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Or you can use a ¼" phone jack from rat shack (pn 274-0252), a #10 x ¾" machine screw (with some grinding on the head) and a piece of insulation jacket from #6 stranded copper or ¼" poly tubing (the kind with ID of around 0.175"). This makes an excellent connector.

Thanks Crazyhouse--can you tell a me what I could use to "grind" the head of the screw--I do not have a grinder per se--is there an attachement of a drill you can buy?? Summer
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Old 05-30-2009, 04:31 AM   #38
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Look here - Diamond wheel

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Old 05-30-2009, 05:57 AM   #39
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You might be able to chuck the wheel into your drill, but its made for a dremel. Dremels are pretty cheap and incredibly useful, just try not to start cutting things in half because you can..it's tempting.
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Old 05-30-2009, 11:40 PM   #40
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ok,so i went to RS today and bought the parts for my nicostick. i also found a 3.6v lithium battery there(spent way too much on it). everything went together pretty easily, but it doesnt work. could it be the battery? or did i mess up somewhere? i thought the battery would work since it is a 3.6v lithium. i dont know where to go from here. any help is appreciated.
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