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Agreed. If you aren't sure if you can use them, I'm not sure you are ready to, with that said, if you have questions about specific toppers you'd like to use, maybe someone can help you out with that, specifically. Good luck.
Anna
Anna
I understand about the direct to battery mech. I'm just not sure if they are protruding enough to be safe to use with it the all look to me like they are sticking out a bit I'm just not sure how much it needs to be to be able to use with it.
Being a Faux-Hybrid direct to battery connection mod you'll need the atomizer/tank center positive pin to stick out at least 1/16th to 1/8th inch from the outer negative threads, also good to look at is the bottom positive pin insulator of the atomizer/tank is not a silicone or rubber insulator, but a hard insulator like delrin (generally a white or black plastic) or PEAK (generally an off white or tannish cream color plastic that has higher heat resistance than delrin).
Now, looking at what RDA's you've posted up and how fuzzy most are in the picture, I can only give a guess as listed below
#1 Definite no, the pin is to flush with the threads
#2 Same as #1
#3 Same as #1
#4 Same as #1
#5 Same as #1
#6 Is questionable, I can't see if that is a pin or the threads clearly being to fuzzy
#7 Same as #6
#8 Yes, can clearly see that pin is protruding enough to keep the RDA negative threads away from the battery positive top cap
#9 Same as #8
Now, looking at what RDA's you've posted up and how fuzzy most are in the picture, I can only give a guess as listed below
#1 Definite no, the pin is to flush with the threads
#2 Same as #1
#3 Same as #1
#4 Same as #1
#5 Same as #1
#6 Is questionable, I can't see if that is a pin or the threads clearly being to fuzzy
#7 Same as #6
#8 Yes, can clearly see that pin is protruding enough to keep the RDA negative threads away from the battery positive top cap
#9 Same as #8
The delivery device needs to have a protruding, fixed / non spring loaded center pin.
The picture is kinda fuzzy & can't determine if the center pin is protruding fixed or spring loaded.
When using a mechanical especially a fake/pseudo hybrid direct to battery type before you press the fire button the first time you need to understand basic battery safety & selection, ohms law, delivery device selection & have an accurate way to measure resistance & check for shorts.
The picture is kinda fuzzy & can't determine if the center pin is protruding fixed or spring loaded.
When using a mechanical especially a fake/pseudo hybrid direct to battery type before you press the fire button the first time you need to understand basic battery safety & selection, ohms law, delivery device selection & have an accurate way to measure resistance & check for shorts.
Thanks guys for your help with this. I am fully aware of the safety and I have spent plenty of time revising the safety principles not only for mech mods but these direct to battery mods I'm just really not sure of the pins is all I just don't have the eye to see them.
Thanks that makes it easier for me to see plus most have adjustable pins just needed something to gauge it
(shudder) Some of them, yes, and others no. That's judging from the photo.
the picture quality is not that good down to my phone I might try getting a better picture of them.
You've already been told what to look for. You need a well protruding positive pin. I hate those faux-hybrid top caps, myself. Be very careful. Please.
I know what to look for now I just wanted to get a better picture for clarity and peace of mind
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