Found a little trick with the V1 atties. That little hole is just too small to feed the V1 AFS. I took a metal screwdriver awl and sharpened it as sharp as I could get it with emery cloth sandpaper. I then held the atty in a paper clip and lightly tapped the awl into the small laser hole to widen it ever so slightly. Worked like a charm for a few days then I popped the i7 atty. I just tried it on another atty but my alligator clip kept popping out the atty. I'll keep at it for a bit but there was a definite improvement with the laser hole being ever so slightly enlarged on the V1 AFS. Here's some photos of the tools I used.
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I've also encountered two imeo atties ( both were i6's) that the laser hole wasn't all the way through the side by verifying with that little led light from lighthound.
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http://www.exchange3d.com//images/uploads/aff586/aa.jpg
I've also encountered two imeo atties ( both were i6's) that the laser hole wasn't all the way through the side by verifying with that little led light from lighthound.
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