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Old 06-15-2009, 01:43 AM   #1
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Default Staple Mod - Filling The Center Conductor Gap On Penstyle Atomizers

Like other penstyle device owners, I have run across an atomizer that will not mate properly with a power source connector. The usual remedy has been to fuss with the center connector of the atomizer to pull it up a bit without yanking it completely out. This is hit or miss and frustrating. This is a very simple, virtually free cost mod to fill the gap between the center conductor of a penstyle atomizer and the center conductor of a power source connector when such a gap exists.

The tools are very simple - tweezer, wire clippers, needlenose pliers, ruler and a generic, No. 4 staple.


Bend in both legs of the staple, and clip in two equal pieces.


Grasp one of the staple pieces about 2mm down from the free ends with the pliers and bend the free legs out 90 degrees.


The final product should look like this.


Insert the single-bent piece into the hole in the atomizer center connector or the battery center connector with a tweezer. If necessary, trim the legs of the staple so they do not protrude beyond the center conductor.


Just screw in the atomizer till just snug. Instant, guaranteed contact.
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Old 06-15-2009, 01:48 AM   #2
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Thanks Chef. Simplicity is sooo appreciated!
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Great idea!
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Old 06-15-2009, 02:12 AM   #4
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Like other penstyle device owners, I have run across an atomizer that will not mate properly with a power source connector. The usual remedy has been to fuss with the center connector of the atomizer to pull it up a bit without yanking it completely out. This is hit or miss and frustrating. This is a very simple, virtually free cost mod to fill the gap between the center conductor of a penstyle atomizer and the center conductor of a power source connector when such a gap exists.

The tools are very simple - tweezer, wire clippers, needlenose pliers, ruler and a generic, No. 4 staple.


Bend in both legs of the staple, and clip in two equal pieces.


Grasp one of the staple pieces about 2mm down from the free ends with the pliers and bend the free legs out 90 degrees.


The final product should look like this.


Insert the single-bent piece into the hole in the atomizer center connector or the battery center connector with a tweezer. If necessary, trim the legs of the staple so they do not protrude beyond the center conductor.


Just screw in the atomizer till just snug. Instant, guaranteed contact.
What a winner Breakfastchef--thanks for sharing this idea. People can now really know for sure if there atomizer is in fact fried or in the alternative they have an connection problem if they do not have the requiste testing equitment------Thanks again----Sun
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that is BRILLIANT!! I just brought 3 901 atty's back to life, tried putting a glob of solder on them but it would break off, with this fix I will never pull the positive out again-thanks!
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Great step by step pictures.
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Wow! Great idea!
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great stuff Chef , I was having trouble using my 1 bestecig 801 atomizer with a adapter I got for my 901 magnum because after I used a slb 801 it pushed the center contact down in the adapter I think , tryed this and now it works great so much vapor it looks like a full on rock concert in here
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