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try taking the switch apart and cleaning the spring and the wrap approx 80% or so of the spring with teflon plumbing tape . Be very careful and use 3 or more wrappings of teflon . best practice i have found to clean spring is to lightly scrub it with scotch-brite pads

I have actually been pulled over in a construction zone on the highway with my mod also copper. Cop was pretty cool when he knew what it was and might even be a vaper now..lol

just multiply decimal (english) x 25.4 to get metric and divide mm by 25.4 to convert to english

nice job i will have to check it out

nice mod . i like to use bigger batteries myself though

40 awg ni-chrome is around 70 ohms per foot Nichrome Wire

something about a n/o & n/c switch I don't now what these are Please help thanks Tony2 , You want a normally open switch so when you push the button it closes the circuit . Went through this myself LOL good luck

Yes bring it back so i can stock up

a good soak in alcohol will loosen the superglue

I take my new atomizers to work and lightly blow an air gun through them into a rag to get the primer out

I have one for a 510 thats lasted me about 4 months now

Clean the threads and contact area of the atomiser and the battery and try againif nto try to get replacements

RELAX take a deep breath the startup cost is quickly forgotten when you only sporadically order liquid or atomizers like i do now .

what is the Bilerico Project ?

I agree between the dweeb at the mall and my brother that is how i got started vaping .