do you think we need that piece too river? I ask because those pins were always brass
brass pin with orings for your new GGTS Adapter
brass pin with orings for your new GGTS Adapter
yes occu. They were iridium plated. Bruce didnt know that because I never informed him, I said it only on forum
do you think we need that piece too river? I ask because those pins were always brass
Yeah, I'm sure it was an honest mistake, just looking at them I thought they were brass myself. But that's why I would like it to be a complete set including the springs so that I can just change everything at once, and not have to worry about it. And like you said not everyone follows the GG forum.
I wonder is iridium plated not as conductive as brass? Truth is, I think everything I have is brass except the springs and the center post of the connector, but I have never actually had any firing issues. I have never checked the voltage under load, so maybe all brass would make it fire higher, but I have checked the voltage by connecting the probes of a multimeter to the connector, and I don't lose even one single digit of voltage.
Maybe I misunderstood. If this is a package for folks with GGTS that does not have brass contacts, then no. If this is a general package for replacement of all brass contacts, then yes.
I guess I'm just saying that they should be available at some point. The end of one side is very close to the oring and will eventually be buffed down too close to use. Why not make that end longer like the other end so the part will have a longer lifespan.
Thanks for explaining!The brass pin in your new GGTS adapter, you have two isolating orings on it and one is much closer to the end than the other, which limits the number of times you can clean/buff that end before you get to the oring. Sorry Imeo, hope that's clear