thank you all for replying,im going to write an email right now to vgod and hope it might work out!
Well, for just one, your switch mechanism may have been compromised from the damage incurred. You don't want to be absentmindedly vaping and have your fire button get stuck in the "on" position. That would over-discharge your battery and it will go BOOM! It may appear to be working fine now but it only takes once to change your face or hand forever.i think i am waiting for someone to tell me what to do XD,but could someone tell me at least some reasons why its probably a bad thing to do.what could happen?
I think they sell a tool for removing damaged camera filters. It forces the tube back into a circle. There's threading on those things so I don't think it ruins it. But I have no idea how much they cost or the availability.
Tool is on the left:
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Now that could be a very handy tool for a few things I have been working on in my other hobbies. I may have to pick one of those up. Thanks for bringing that up.
I could absolutely see something like that removing the dent the mech tube has, as long as you could find one in the right size.
He said the switch was not attached when the fall occurred.Well, for just one, your switch mechanism may have been compromised from the damage incurred.
It shouldn't, if your build is within the limits of the CDR of your selected batteries. You do build within the limits of the CDR of your selected batteries, right?You don't want to be absentmindedly vaping and have your fire button get stuck in the "on" position. That would over-discharge your battery and it will go BOOM!
I see what your talking about. Quite an ingenious tool.It's kind of hard to see, but on the black round things at the bottom there are two smaller half circles. These are the things that you use to circularize the tube.
If I recall I also saw these in much much smaller sizes (to fit small camera lenses). Maybe 25-30mm or so.
yeah i build on a 0.4 build and it works great,but i was just a bit scetched out because of the dent,im still wondering if anything could be dangerous with it,the switch is perfect,just the thread end of the mod isnt a perfect circle...He said the switch was not attached when the fall occurred.
It shouldn't, if your build is within the limits of the CDR of your selected batteries. You do build within the limits of the CDR of your selected batteries, right?
Regardless of whether the coil build is within the CDR of the batteries he is using, if the fire button gets stuck in the "on" position it will over-discharge the battery if the user doesn't recognize its stuck.It shouldn't, if your build is within the limits of the CDR of your selected batteries. You do build within the limits of the CDR of your selected batteries, right?
Welcome and glad you joined.yeah i build on a 0.4 build and it works great,but i was just a bit scetched out because of the dent,im still wondering if anything could be dangerous with it,the switch is perfect,just the thread end of the mod isnt a perfect circle...