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Hi - This is for Di I guess. I haven't been on the forum for a while, and haven't purchased for a while because I really stocked up last time. I'm trying to figure out which atomizers I bought last time. I really liked them, and pretty sure I got them from East Mall. They were 801 LR attys...

I sold my Prodigy V1 and Protege, along with all the miscellaneous extra switches, took the proceeds and got a V3. I LOVE it! It's the best device I've ever owned. I really think you won't be disappointed. Very basic in design, not much can go wrong, no wires or soldering or sanding or voodoo...

I asked this same question over on PS's new forum, but no answers. I'm sorry if this is a stupid question. I just don't know that much about these new LR attys. If I use them with the PT, am I risking an untimely POP of the LR 801 atty? I still have my original, black V1 PS USB PT. I don't...

EDIT: Disregard this post, no longer applicable. .

Only thing I can think of is a more heavy-duty switch. I have three Chucks. All three switches have quit functioning after a month or two of constant use. I can't complain - I just send them back to Jeff for repairs and they are back to me within a week. And when the switches are working, the...

I just got my Protege replacement switches, installed them, and now I remember why I loved that device so much. Perfect! Also got the switch upgrade kits for my Prodigy V1, installed the O-rings and pins, and it works great again, too! OMG -- I better knock on wood right now because both my...

Nevermind...I found the instructions on Puresmoker's other forum. The instructions are for the V2, but the parts looked the same as those on the V1. I followed them, installed the o-ring and pins, and my V1 is working again. Yay! The pins weren't as easy to remove as the instructions might...

I've rooted around in the forum but can't seem to locate the instructions on what to do with the O-ring and two silver posts that just arrived in the mail. I know there's got to be a how-to in here somewhere. Would someone kindly provide a link? I really appreciate it!!!

Galuf - I just sent you a PM. Figured that was the best way to give you my real opinion without breaking forum rules. Hope it helps.

I know I sound really stupid here, but... I changed out my Super6 to use at 3.7V. It was a trial and error thing, trying a few flat washers and a few locking washers, trying to get the perfect fit. I wound up using all 3 brass washers and 3 of the silver locking ones all stacked up together...

Hey Katnbrian - I had the same issue, but it was easily resolved. Just wash it in some hot soapy water, use a toothbrush to get in and around parts. Put a dab of silver conducting grease on the button where it goes through the tube. That should take care of it.

I think now that PS has their own forum, that's where they hang out. They probably figure there's too much negativity here on the ECF.

So, maybe these switch kits will be an exercise in futility. I'll try to install the o-rings when I get them. It's worth a shot. But I shouldn't have to go thru all this sanding and maneuvering to make the device work right. I'm not even sure what you guys are talking about because I'm not good...

I'll do $10. Somehow, let me know when and where to send it. Paypal would be easy.

I vote for stainless steel in just about any mod David might create. It doesn't take long for my aluminum to get all banged up. I've already scratched my beautiful Super6 - I almost cried! If it weighs more, that's fine by me. I don't mind the heft of my big ol' Chuck at all. It's just really...

Martha - I sure didn't mean to freak you out. It's not complicated at ALL! I promise. All it has is a switch (consists of a button and a spring), the tube, and the atomizer adapter that screws on and off. All of four parts, all solid, with no wiggly fragile wires or anything you can break or...

PS - I just gave it a bubble bath with dish soap and a toothbrush and it's working great again. YAY!!!

I can do this! I'll follow your suggestions, clean it up and apply the potions as soon as they arrive in the mail. And I'll get in the habit of giving my shiny new friend a spa treatment at least weekly. I got my silver conducting grease here: Chemtronics CW7100 - Encompass Parts (6.5 G for...

You're right - several sizes of o-ring gaskets in that baggie. I never noticed that! I put on the biggest, thickest one. We'll see if that takes care of the messiness. Thanks!!! And Kris -- thank you for the instructions. I'm guessing the silver conducting grease would go on the inside-side...

I don't think it's that "something's not right" when the switch parts fall out. It's just the way it's designed. I just have to tip it just enough so the batteries slide out, and not bring the switch parts out along with them. And if they fall out, I make sure I'm not standing by the fridge or...