That's great. And maybe 2 orings would leave a gap also in solid mode so it is better to keep it one. I will try it.
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That's great. And maybe 2 orings would leave a gap also in solid mode so it is better to keep it one. I will try it.
OK guys, I confess!
I imagine the SS cover has a function, maybe a security one, but I really cannot get it.
Can somebody enlight me?
I imagine the SS cover has a function, maybe a security one, but I really cannot get it.
Can somebody enlight me?
Here Dan,
You can see the one on the left thats how I use them,
It was recomended here by members,and does work great.
By removing the SS cap and plastic of SS cap and lowering battery.
This make the biggest improvement ever I had,even more then cleaning.
Add to that cleaning of contacts and your GG will run turbo charged all the way to southern home,
He will kick like horses do when you turn them going back to farm
The SS cover isolates the battery negative from the axis. It forces current to only go through the spring which in case of short might collapse and provide safety. That being said I take performance over collapsing any day because I assume using IMR would burn before explosion + button will become hot in case of short and that's safety enough for me. That being said I do not condone or support anyone doing like I do.
aalwani was faster... 
The trick here is that there is a delrin insulator inside the SS Cover that prevents current to flow when spring and brass pin collapsed.
The trick here is that there is a delrin insulator inside the SS Cover that prevents current to flow when spring and brass pin collapsed.
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If you need security and you feel that you must have the spring.. and also you get tired of unscrewing and adjusting the CT pin... imeoSpiderman found the solution!
OK guys, thanks
Soooooo, the SS ring is the reason why I get no power if I screew too much the J-GG in telescope mode?
Soooooo, the SS ring is the reason why I get no power if I screew too much the J-GG in telescope mode?
If you meant no power at all,then I think it's not.
Even if you screw it all the way,you still have the center brass to let current flow and to close circuit.
Check if while closing telescope nothing unscrewing at the same time or before.
Even if you screw it all the way,you still have the center brass to let current flow and to close circuit.
Check if while closing telescope nothing unscrewing at the same time or before.
mod, if you totally want to bypass spring, put justGG in telescopic mode
Thanks Imeo, I did that last night and wow! Being able to tighten the battery down using telescopic mod is just the ticket! And putting it into that mode negates the need to remove the SS cover on the negative pin. Doing this has again raised my voltage loss to 3.8. I'm very happy with that!!!
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Thanks Imeo, I did that last night and wow! Being able to tighten the battery down using telescopic mod is just the ticket! And putting it into that mode negates the need to remove the SS cover on the negative pin. Doing this has again raised my voltage loss to 3.8. I'm very happy with that!!!
Remove the ss cover, you are still using the spring otherwise.
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I'm confused, how does removing that little cover do away with using the spring? The negative pin is still there and spring loaded? Or are you saying that the spring is what current is flowing through if the cover is in place?
When u remove the cover while using a telescope, pushing to the full will allow negative of battery to touch the axis around the spring loaded pin so current flows into axis.
The ss cover has a plastic that doesn't allow current to flow through axis.
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The SS Cap have plastic inside,so it's insulated the axis solid rod.
If you remove it, it suppose to let current flow via the solid part of the axis.
If all work fine then there is no need,as it is some compromise in security.
If you want out of curiosity to try give it a try.
If you remove it, it suppose to let current flow via the solid part of the axis.
If all work fine then there is no need,as it is some compromise in security.
If you want out of curiosity to try give it a try.
Dan, with a proper cleaning you can have a very small voltage drop on JustGG while still keeping the spring. I was new to GG and was experiencing same issue, but now it performs as well as much simpler mods. Check my earlier posts if you like. You can keep it safe and still hit very hard. That's why I think JustGG is the best mech out there.
Last time I cleaned everything, using the 18650 tube, my voltage drop was down to .15V if I remember correctly. I think that's pretty reasonable.
Ultra sonic bath give this boost in performence but it's
good for a period,then there is degradation.
Maybe some one month it's hold as so.
You r right soul when all cleaned properly no actual need to bypass spring.
But the bypass give performence even when not all totally cleaned.
good for a period,then there is degradation.
Maybe some one month it's hold as so.
You r right soul when all cleaned properly no actual need to bypass spring.
But the bypass give performence even when not all totally cleaned.
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