hi, just had a stupid question. i was tightening up the center post on my ody today and instead of doing so by hand i decided to put a flat blade screw driver on the end that sticks out the 510 connector and boom, snapped off half of the connector. so to picture it, the end looks like a small hollow tube with a slit in it for a flat blade, so its divided into two halfs, i broke of one of those halfs. when i reassembled it, it still works but seems not to be function properly. it almost feels like im getting "half hits" and not the full ody experience. is this due to the fact i reduced the contact surface the ody uses with the 510 conn in half? i didnt break the connector base just the center post at the end, the part that contacts the mod. i think that im not getting full voltage to the ody now or maybe i just did a bad setup?
I should also add that my ody gets really really hot after about 4-5 drags which has never happened before. i am running a .8 ohm single coil with 3.5mm wick at 3.7v. i have a v1 so this time around i grounded the neg wire by wrapping it around the wick going down the ceramic channel to make contact with the base, is this causing some type of short or something causing the ody to overheat quickly? what would cause the ody to get really hot like it is? the center post isnt touching anything, its just the part that sticks out of the bottom on connector is half gone now since i snapped it
I should also add that my ody gets really really hot after about 4-5 drags which has never happened before. i am running a .8 ohm single coil with 3.5mm wick at 3.7v. i have a v1 so this time around i grounded the neg wire by wrapping it around the wick going down the ceramic channel to make contact with the base, is this causing some type of short or something causing the ody to overheat quickly? what would cause the ody to get really hot like it is? the center post isnt touching anything, its just the part that sticks out of the bottom on connector is half gone now since i snapped it
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