All was going well with my subtank mini, I was learning to build my coils, they were starting to be pretty decent, but all of a sudden, my bloody ohm readings are jumping all over the place. I've tried tightening my screws that hold the ends of the coil wire, etc., only thing I've noticed is that the little plate at the bottom of the rba deck is flopping around, not fastened to the bottom (I mean the one that's in the post under the place where you build, the part you screw onto the base), I would appreciate anyone's input on this, it's really starting to get on my nerves...
Subtank Mini RBA contact problem, Help!
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I mean the part that (I believe) touches the thing in the base of the tank that conducts electricity
The base of the RBA deck (that has the airholes in it) is what screws into the deck from the bottom. It is probably loose. Use a microscrewdriver to tighten it back down. Just stick it through the holes and turn.
If that were so, wouldn't I have the same problem with the stock coils though? because it's working fine with the stock coils... Otherwise, please elaborate as I have no idea how I would tighten that...
Yes, the bottom of the RBA deck has airflow holes - 4 of them. That airflow piece is actually a screw that fastens to the positive side of your deck and holds it in place. Mine have gotten loose from time to time while I was fighting to get the chimney off.
Exactly, fixed it by buying a newer rba deck, this one has a one-piece solid bottom, the part that touches the contact in the airflow base
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