Got me a few new T2's. One of them will not make contact with one of my eGO Twist batteries. I have anothert eGO Twist that it works fine on. I also have two other eGO regular batteries that it works on. It's just this one Twist battery it doesn't make contact with. I've tried other T2's and other devices on the "bad" eGO battery and they all work fine. It's just this one specific T2 on this one specific Twist that it doesn't work on. My guess is it's probably missing contact by only a few thousandths of an inch because I have, in the past, been able to get a half vape off of it. I initially thought it was lanyard interference but it's not because I'm not using the lanyard now. Any simple fixes without breaking out grinders and soldering irons? Thanks.
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Have you pulled your battery post?
I'm experimenting with the T2's right now also, so I don't know if the devices post is adjustable.
I'm experimenting with the T2's right now also, so I don't know if the devices post is adjustable.
Such rubbish to have to deal with these petty discomforts. But your video was a smashing success. Thanks Mate.
Leave it to the Brits for simple solutions.
Leave it to the Brits for simple solutions.
I see you have been experimenting with those T2's for a bit now Skell. Me too. How's it going for you?
My VVPV has a spring loaded center pin, but I still have to pull the wifes batts.
I normally find the culprit device and adjust it's post, so I don't have to do it every time the wife uses that one.
I haven't disassembled these T2's yet, but I'm sure I will at some point.
I normally find the culprit device and adjust it's post, so I don't have to do it every time the wife uses that one.
I haven't disassembled these T2's yet, but I'm sure I will at some point.
Well, I pulled the post on my Twist and that did the trick. But then it went bad again. Then I unscrewed the post in the Kanger but like an idiot, I performed two fixes at the same time so I'm not sure if one or both fixes were the answer. I forget, what VV are you using?
I have the chrome L-Rider Lavatube. I like the spring loaded center pin, but it does make for a airy draw also.
On some of my more airy devices I add a sealed adapter and that solves the airy-ness and stops any leaks from getting into the batt also.
On some of my more airy devices I add a sealed adapter and that solves the airy-ness and stops any leaks from getting into the batt also.
Don't know how well they worked, never tried one. But madvapes has this on their site. May help in certain situations?
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Airy Draw with the T2, one if its faults.
Try putting some tape over one of the carb holes. When I wad having issues with the DeKang 100 PG juice I did a lot of single hole covering to get it to hit right.
When I got my new order of quality American juice, 30% VG, I taped up one hole on each of my T2s and it has worked pretty damn good ever since.
Kanger really needs to put just one hole on the T2 or make a valve of some sort so you can open up another when you need more air. Like a wood wind type instrument.
Yes, the Kanger can be airy on some juices...most juices. But I do the same thing...just throw a piece of tape on it and it works fine. I'd rather have two holes. Can always tape one up easier than drilling a second one.
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