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Sigelei Mechnical Mods
Since some folks have received their new #20's recently I thought I would clear up how to turn it on/off. There is no need to push and turn like some folks think. You simply turn until the pointer is on/off. -
Sigelei Mechnical Mods
Ive been completely threw the #20, and honestly, the best thing you can do for it is to not mod anything. Other than maybe a flush mount mod. Sent from my MILESTONE3 using Tapatalk 2 -
Sigelei Mechnical Mods
Stay away from Trustfire. You should buy a IMR battery. Be it, Panisonic, AW, EFEST, Etc. Also, Avoid the >>>"EH" IMR's<<< They suck!! -
Sigelei Mechnical Mods
^^^^^^Remove the bottom Pin FIRST, Then push the top pin out from the bottom. Take a small screwdriver (or something that wont damage anything) and push the firing pin out. From the inside out. Works much better and you wont bugger up the end of the firing pin that the button has to re-attach to. -
Sigelei Mechnical Mods
If it works like I am planning (rarely does...lol) then it will be fairly easy. Takes away the true "mechanical" aspect but hey...If it works...:) -
Sigelei Mechnical Mods
Basically its a 3a momentary switch that I bought. Would not be good for the super low ohms but I rarely run those anyway. The problem is, it will take heavy modding of the derlin plastic in the cap to make it work. I may wind up with scrap metal. But if it does work, I will have a switch I... -
Sigelei Mechnical Mods
I have a want add in the classies for a broken #20 to mod. I want to install a switch bought from ebay, need a #20 to experiment with. -
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Sigelei Mechnical Mods
You go Stoneface:2cool: My RSST (like many others) wont thread onto my #20 at all. I know its an easy fix with a thread chaser. I do have a somewhat silly question seeing as I don't have my #19 yet after about a month of waiting. Has anyone considered how easy the "Hot-Spring" in the top cap... -
Virginia Roll Call
I am very near Charlottesville. Just over the mountain from there but I work in Charlottesville almost everyday Sent from my MILESTONE3 using Tapatalk 2- Bmays
- Post #369
- Forum: General Vaping Discussion
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The Next Big thing.... Porous Ceramic Wicks
Mine has taken a few jolts. I do the driver to bring my ceramic looking like new again about every 3 days or so. Like the other person, I'm on the same wick and same 30g coil as when I started a month(ish) ago. Sent from my MILESTONE3 using Tapatalk 2- Bmays
- Post #4,602
- Forum: Modding - Handcrafted Gear
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Wire Rope for Wick?
I'm impressed. Looks great. If I can ever slow down at work I plan on stopping by our local Home Depot and seeing if they carry it. Been meaning to ask for a while. Whats your avatar?- Bmays
- Post #771
- Forum: Rebuildable Atomizer Systems
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The Next Big thing.... Porous Ceramic Wicks
I have a extra resistol George Straight version size 7-1/4 if you anyone wants to play along threre....Jus sayin.- Bmays
- Post #4,579
- Forum: Modding - Handcrafted Gear
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The Next Big thing.... Porous Ceramic Wicks
Planning on trying it soon. Just got my ekowool in to use as an insulator. Sent from my DROIDX using Tapatalk 2- Bmays
- Post #4,554
- Forum: Modding - Handcrafted Gear
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Virginia Roll Call
Keeping the 540 vapeing.....lol Sent from my DROIDX using Tapatalk 2- Bmays
- Post #361
- Forum: General Vaping Discussion
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Wire Rope for Wick?
Alright, Gosh darnit I'm sold. Going to be tracking some down this week.- Bmays
- Post #710
- Forum: Rebuildable Atomizer Systems
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Sigelei Mechnical Mods
Need my address again? lol Oh wait, you never had it:D -
Sigelei Mechnical Mods
That is a way better design than the one you folks were talkind about earlier for order. That looks very safe. I didn't trust that other one. Is that your own design Bap? -
Sigelei Mechnical Mods
I agree, unless there is an issue it should work fine as is anonynoushaze. -
Sigelei Mechnical Mods
Its buried in this thread several times. But basically you remove the brass button (or stainless depending on which one you have) by prying it off carefully. Then grab the brass pin with pliers and pull like a mad man. Be careful not to let the pliers slip or you will bugger up the pin and the...