Anyone else worried about arcing? Especially if we're talking about setups with 10 - 20 amps in the "circuit" and in some cases with only like a 0.5mm gap between a small and flimsy atomizer positive pin and the surrounding 510 threaded cylinder -- both of which are un-insulated and likely to warm up a bit every time we take a toot.
I get it, really I do. I mean, I know I've got boatloads of ~1mm polarity gaps inside most on my favorite RBA's. And I use them all every day. And yes, I am certainly a little afraid of the general unknown. Still, this case seems different when we're now plopping our tightly (and often poorly) toleranced 510 connectors straight down onto our little super-charged batteries. The MOD is where my bare hand is, helping to ground the whole circuit. ("But the atty is where your face is.") Which I still totally get, but somehow do not fear. It is just that, when I consider cases of manufacturer intended hybrids, like the Aqua and Origin, where the hybridding happens on the atty base and not in ModCap, that's when my fear begins to rise. They all move the negative contact points as far out as possible, which to me seems like suuuch a good idea - again, because this all happening right at the battery.
A person's Good Sense can certainly protect him, far better than any manufacturer's intention, so farbeit for someone else (like me) to say, " These things are too dangerous for any of us." so I wont. To each his own, etc....But man I sure do get the heebeejeebees when I see a 4:9 with any kind of fixed centerpin atty sitting on it.
