Any tip on fixing a pushed down center post, permanently?

[BillyTheWild]

Probably the cost.

I'd rather to pay $1 dollar per to get a better device ... can't imagine fixing a spring to the battery will cost more than that.

 

[volume control]

While I've read of the #60 O ring for the Vamo, I hadn't heard about it regarding ego styles.

In any case, make sure you do the 5 click off before doing the O-ring trick, or make sure you use a non-conductive prying tool.

I had to find the tutorial again for my evic. Anyways got the old ring out, made one slice in the #60, and it took some effort but i got the whole oring under there. Evic now working with ALL of my tanks now!! Hooray!

 

[JimSmith94]

I noticed that fasttech now lists in their clearomizer descriptions whether the post is spring loaded or not. Most of them that I've looked at are spring loaded now.

 

[mygul]

I put one of these in my twist and it's working great with the lower resistance attys I have for my evod but when I try using a higher resistance one it only hits when it's not screwed in all of the way?

Is there a way to fix this or do I have to toss out all of the attys I ordered and get lower resistance ones?

 

[mygul]

I meant to say I put a #60 o-ring in my twist in the comment above this, I tried to quote but did it wrong on my phone. Sorry for the double post, not sure how to edit on mobile.

 

[Mad Scientist]

I fixed some by just pulling the center pin up, looping some Teflon tape around the middle of the pin and then tie the end of the tape in a couple of knots. Trim the knot and push the center back down. Takes less than a minute and costs practically nothing.