Ggts trick

[tarricone]

Hello,
I buyed a new GGTS
Is new (1 week) but sometimes the button, when pressed, does no good contact.
I have put noalox on buttn contact and center spring but is the same.

I have therefore thought to increase the conductivity with a sheet copper wrapped around the cylinder of the spring.

What do you think?

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[ram007]

thats a good one tarri! you can also put a thin layer of thermal paste such as arctic silver on the bottom of the button

 

[tarricone]

Yes, I use on the bottom of the buttom zinc paste and with this mod .. now my ggts is a train

 

[imeothanasis]

Now the button touches copper tar when in previous stage it was touching brass. Not a big difference. Your problem is elsewere for sure.

Did you see any black marks on the axis where you put the copper around? Or any black marks on the button's firing pin?

 

[tarricone]

Now the button touches copper tar when in previous stage it was touching brass. Not a big difference. Your problem is elsewere for sure.

Did you see any black marks on the axis where you put the copper around? Or any black marks on the button's firing pin?

@imeothanasis
Yes there are black marks on the axis and at the end of the button were touch the copper.
I have remove this black but is the same



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[imeothanasis]

how did you remove it tar?

 

[tarricone]

@imeothanasis

With sandpaper then a fresh cloth and then naolox

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[imeothanasis]

Sand paper was very very thin, yes tar? Ok, next time use mesh. And remove noalox, its useless

 

[tarricone]

Thanks @imeothanasis
Next time I wash with Sonic Cleaner and after mesh on the pin without naolox.
I will try
Have a nice night

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[imeothanasis]

have a great night tar and please inform me about any problem you have

 

[tarricone]

Thanks for your kindness

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[subver]

Do you have all brass contacts?

 

[tarricone]

@subver, yes I do.
I verified that with this mod Unless the cylinder from wear of the spring of the battery

 

[LongHaul]

If the button is pushed straight in and don't make contact with the wall of the switch you get a very weak or unnoticeable fire it's always better to push the button a little sideways as you fire it to make sure it doesn't misfire.