Little itty bitty mods under $100.
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Kanger Sub Tank Mini. BTW the blue bell cap and the blue thermal insulated drip tip would match that Defender. No tank cracking juice tho.
Speaking of plastic bell cap...I have one that has very tiny cracks in it. It doesn't leak but I'm not sure if I should use it. Any thoughts on that?
But they only come in basic black....
Oh yeah, there's that.
Oh well, black is better than a freakin GAP. I would us it around the house and keep it somewhere at night where it can leak just in case.
Oooo, now I'm excited. Where do you get blue bell caps. I've only seen clear and I have several blue mods.
LOL go back to my post that you quoted. Desert Vapes
Accessories - Ecig Parts - Kanger - DesertVapes
Accessories - Ecig Parts - Kanger - DesertVapes
The inner pin on the atty is positive, the threads are negative, as is the base of the atty itself.
The mating positive post on the mod is down inside, so well away from the washer.
The washer will go around the negative threads, touch the negative atty base and the negative mod top, and NOT touch the recessed mod pin or the atty positive pin, which is inside (and insulated from) the negative threads.
Paul agrees with this, but imo his initial "Yep" is what threw you off. In case of doubt and to allay fears, assemble with the fender washer (or any metal washer that slides easily over the threads on the atty for a test) and do a resistance check. Should see your coil value. If you see NON, Check atomizer or similar, the washer is too thick to allow the atty pin to reach the mod post.
STM is Kanger SubTank Mini.
And I'd toss the cracked bell cap. Once they start to dissolve, hard to say what might leach into the juice...
My Yep was to "am I worrying needlessly"
But thanks for a better explanation and other thoughts. I was balancing a bowl of ice cream and a chihuahua at the time and made my post brief.
But thanks for a better explanation and other thoughts. I was balancing a bowl of ice cream and a chihuahua at the time and made my post brief.
The inner pin on the atty is positive, the threads are negative, as is the base of the atty itself.
The mating positive post on the mod is down inside, so well away from the washer.
The washer will go around the negative threads, touch the negative atty base and the negative mod top, and NOT touch the recessed mod pin or the atty positive pin, which is inside (and insulated from) the negative threads.
Paul agrees with this, but imo his initial "Yep" is what threw you off. In case of doubt and to allay fears, assemble with the fender washer (or any metal washer that slides easily over the threads on the atty for a test) and do a resistance check. Should see your coil value. If you see NON, Check atomizer or similar, the washer is too thick to allow the atty pin to reach the mod post.
STM is Kanger SubTank Mini.
And I'd toss the cracked bell cap. Once they start to dissolve, hard to say what might leach into the juice...
You know, I was thinking about the pin being too far to reach the washer after I posted so I tested it, firing it behind my back
And it worked fine. Not sure if the washer was touching the threads though.Vaping is not a problem. Setting down the vape usually results in a sudden awakening with begging for a belly rub.
Doesn't matter if it touches the threads. All of that part is the same polarity of voltage. As long as it's not too thick to prevent making contact of the positive pin, all's good.
And the sizes I suggested are sure to allow the threads to go through. 1/4" would be too snug and cause needless wear on the atty threads. 5/16 should clear easily, but may not be big enough on the outside. So just find one in the outer diameter to be flush (or acceptably close!) with your atty and not too thick.
And the sizes I suggested are sure to allow the threads to go through. 1/4" would be too snug and cause needless wear on the atty threads. 5/16 should clear easily, but may not be big enough on the outside. So just find one in the outer diameter to be flush (or acceptably close!) with your atty and not too thick.
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