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almost always in the part of the mod that unscrews its also one of the battery contacts.
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almost always in the part of the mod that unscrews its also one of the battery contacts.
Oh haha no I didn't see anything crazy like that. I just heard the coil leg pop. I had both legs in their respective posts, and tried to screw the positive side. The negative post wasn't screwed in yet
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hot legs are an issue with micro coils, if you have long legs and they made contact when you hit the button that would cause a short.
when i build coils sometimes i leave the legs a bit long and well they dont touch before i hit the button that bit of heat is enough to cause them to deform and touch. (had this happen once)
when i build coils sometimes i leave the legs a bit long and well they dont touch before i hit the button that bit of heat is enough to cause them to deform and touch. (had this happen once)
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Yea I'm sure they weren't in contact. The legs were straight and in their respective posts.
with out a coil on the device run a resistance check across the posts. it should read 0. if it reads anything other than 0 you have a short.
so to answer your question
if the battery shows no signs of damage and is putting out the correct voltage
and all of the MODs contacts are fine
and you get 0 ohms when running a resistance check across the posts WITH OUT a coil on it.
then your stuff is most likely fine.
if the battery shows no signs of damage and is putting out the correct voltage
and all of the MODs contacts are fine
and you get 0 ohms when running a resistance check across the posts WITH OUT a coil on it.
then your stuff is most likely fine.
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