Cyrus Vap sir if you're talking about adjusting the carto post, yes. Never suggest adjusting them because you can damage the silicon ring.
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One more question Sir Morandir 
(and happy holiday(s))
Can you pull the battery post up too high? I saw your video (kicking soundtrack, LOVE TOOL), and you raised it to about thread level
any chance of tearing a wire within the battery by doing so?
and do you find you thread the cartomizer far LESS down after raising the post like that? If I screw it on 'normal' it just pushes it back in, as above. I guess that's unavoidable
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Cyrus
(and happy holiday(s))Can you pull the battery post up too high? I saw your video (kicking soundtrack, LOVE TOOL), and you raised it to about thread level
any chance of tearing a wire within the battery by doing so?
and do you find you thread the cartomizer far LESS down after raising the post like that? If I screw it on 'normal' it just pushes it back in, as above. I guess that's unavoidable
TIA
Cyrus
Happy holidays to you too Cyrus Vap sir. The great Snow sir deserves all the credit for the soundtrack, he edited and produced it.
Yes you can. The only batts I've ever pulled the post that far up on without breaking it are the king diamond and stealth autos from v4l. It was a last ditch effort to save a batt that was having draw issues. Luckily it worked. On any other batt wouldn't suggest it.
Does the same for me sir, just the nature of the beast. And if there's even the slightest variation from carto to carto you may end up having to adjust again.
Yes you can. The only batts I've ever pulled the post that far up on without breaking it are the king diamond and stealth autos from v4l. It was a last ditch effort to save a batt that was having draw issues. Luckily it worked. On any other batt wouldn't suggest it.
Does the same for me sir, just the nature of the beast. And if there's even the slightest variation from carto to carto you may end up having to adjust again.
And when you break it, you know it I assume? Totally stops working? Or is it more subtle? I'm just paranoid now!
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Either it don't work sir, or the post comes off completely. Usually it just comes off.
this is how my volt's behave on gen 2 chargers. but on my gen 1 charger, the light never turned off after several hours of charging. now, ever since i charged my volt (its a gen 2 batt) on the gen 1 charger, the light stays lit after its charged even on the gen 2 charger. i hope i didnt mess up the battery or its lifespan. seems to be performing fine so far.
I would guess its fine unless the gen 1 chargers don't have a safety cut off that protects against overcharging?
You're partially right Cyrus Vap sir. Gen 1 chargers don't have the logic programmed in to tell the battery to cut off it's light. Gen 2 chargers still have the potential to overcharge just like the gen 1 if the batt is left on too long. Leave a gen 2 on it's charger for a few days and see how well it performs after.
whats funny is when i first started vaping (i bought a V2), the customer service rep ASSURED me that you cannot overcharge and that the battery itself is programmed to prevent overcharging. i dont believe him at all. sounds like a ploy to sell more of their $30 (o0) KR-8 batts after your "protected" ones go kaput.
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