ok Harpo my friend, lets start.
"The device rattles without batteries"
Of course it rattles because of the telescoping system. It rattles exactly as the previous GGTS. Not less, not more. The reason is very simple. The dimentions of tubes are exactly the same so all updates can fit.
If I unscrew a little the parts of another device and I move it up and down it will not rattle? GG without batteries has the telescope unscrewed all the time so of course it rattles. I didnt knew that this was an issue
"button felt out"
Button felt out because of again a simple reason. I dont screw it tight because customers were complaining that they cant unscrew it to clean it. So I screw it normal and all people can screw it as tight as they want. My mistake is only that I didnt say this to all people. Ok, I will and I am sorry for this, I missed it. But button is exactly the same as the previous one. No changes at all to it.
"the atomizer would not turn off and it blew"
atomizer will get burned if button get unscrewed of course. I tried to not screw it tight but I have to do it next time as I see it. I just tried to satisfy both ways the customers. Not too tight, not too flabby.
"the switch on the 2010 GGTS, is unserviceable". I didnt saw an explanation of this. It was a word just to make impressions or I miss something? Button is as serviceable was to the previous models.
"2010 GGTS owners to invest in a roll or two of sellotape because in the weeks or months to come, they will need it to keep the thing together"
How does this conclution came? Maybe just because GG is light? It was one of my concerns to make it light but this is a disadvantage now? I didnt knew that. Ok, next time I will make one by rock to be very heavy just for impressions. "The heavier the better"
I also notice that the man who made this review was a very sophisticated man because he immediately understood that the new aluminium alloy was lighter. The exact words were:
"To begin with the new model seems to be made of lighter, more flimsy aluminium, each part weighing less than it’s predecessor"
Guys, there is no lighter aluminium alloy and I never said anything like that never! Maybe some aluminiums have different metals inside but the weight is almost the same with an unoticeable diference. But even if there was a lighter alloy, that means it is worse? Some people here have a deep knowledge on metals!!
Harpo, about what you said buddy:
Please tell me the reasons that it feels cheaper and I will explain you everything you want.
So now you know already why button gets lose and you already know the way to fix the firing issue. Just clean it as you know. I touch button with my hands to screw it and my hands leave a film on the axis that button touch. Sand it as always and you will see.
Previous switch was the same as now on the last models buddy and most people liked it. If you dont like it its ok of course
As for the fact that you had to spend 36 more dollars for aluminium one we can say more later but its not an GG issue.
I hope that I covered any angle here. I am waiting for questions of course about anything. I know what I made. And its not made as the man that made the review says. I gave more attention this time because I wanted to make it even better. Of course its not just better as you see with all its functions.
ps........ The man with the review didnt said anyting about the new options and he didnt find anything good on the new GGTS. He said as a last comment:
"the reign of the GGTS is over"
But the reign of the 2010 GGTS just started buddy
.
