I need some serious help!! I recently bought an infinity SLS m-2 mechanical mod and a little boy rda! I am having some serious problems. When I put the rda on my m-2 it won't fire up at all. I have a fully charged efest 18650 2200 mah battery, and it still won't fire. When I put the rda on my aspire sub ohm battery it fires up! Can anyone help me out here?! Thank you!
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Adjust the center pins and or switches. Something in the mod or the connection between the mod and the atty is not connecting. What is the coil? Have you checked the voltage at the MOD.
Try adjusting your 510 pin in the mod it probably isn't making contact with the 510 on the atomizer and see if that helps
It should be a little over .3 ohms, because it fires on my aspire sub ohm battery. Its 26 gauge kanthal a-1 7 wraps micro coil. My RDA is fine, Ive been trying to move the firing pins and everything to make it work, and still nothing!
The efest 18650 2200 mah battery is offered in protected & unprotected. Are you using a protected battery?
Protected has a 6.8a pcb, the unprotected is advertized as 10a CDR, both are a very poor choice for use in a mechanical / rba set up.
Always measure coil resistance with a dvom or 510 connection box type ohm meter before firing on a mech.
Protected has a 6.8a pcb, the unprotected is advertized as 10a CDR, both are a very poor choice for use in a mechanical / rba set up.
Always measure coil resistance with a dvom or 510 connection box type ohm meter before firing on a mech.
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Another thing is adjust the Battery contacts for battery rattle. If you have battery rattle the battery won't make the proper contact and will result in the atty not firing up
Do you recommend purchasing a different battery, and if so, what would you say would be the best?
Yeah, if you're using a 0.3 ohm build you need a battery with at least 15 amp continuous discharge rate, 20 amp would be better.
Again, are you using a protected battery?
If so, you probably tripped the pcb by overloading it with a subohm coil / trying to draw more amps than the protection will allow.
If so, you probably tripped the pcb by overloading it with a subohm coil / trying to draw more amps than the protection will allow.
No that is not weird; it is a common problem with the 510 connector design; that is why most mechanical mods come with adjustable center pin.
Pic shows how to use and adjustable centerpin mod.
You loosen the adjustment screws to make room for the topper/tank.
Screw the tank/topper all the way in;
Screw in the adjustment screw to make contact with the center pin.
You can then just leave that topcap permanently on the tank as if the tank is a hybrid.
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Wow. How would that work on a non-telescopic mod? Is there an adjustment on the bottom? Anyhow, yeah, that would definitely explain the iffy firing situation.
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