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brian5470

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Thats what I have been hearing. I got up the courage and threw the 2 18350's in and I put on an regular old Joye 510 atty I have here that doesn't seem to fire to great at 3.7 volts even after a soak in 91 percent alcohol. I dripped in some extra juice to make the atty nice and wet and WOW talk about hot harsh rip your throat out vapor if you take over a 1 second draw!! Didn't do that very long..lol
 

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Thats what I have been hearing. I got up the courage and threw the 2 18350's in and I put on an regular old Joye 510 atty I have here that doesn't seem to fire to great at 3.7 volts even after a soak in 91 percent alcohol. I dripped in some extra juice to make the atty nice and wet and WOW talk about hot harsh rip your throat out vapor if you take over a 1 second draw!! Didn't do that very long..lol

You are running that at 7.4V. You will blow an atty quickly that way. I suggest try HR atty's if you are going to be running 2 18350 batteries.
 

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You are running that at 7.4V. You will blow an atty quickly that way. I suggest try HR atty's if you are going to be running 2 18350 batteries.

Yeah I know I needed a HV atty but I just couldn't resist trying it out at 7.4 and didn't mind if that particular atty blew. It didn't pop it though.
 

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Been using the Maxi for a couple of days now and I have to give it some credit. For the price you can not beat it. It seems to come across as reliable and does exactly what it is suppose to do. For a 18650 battery mod it is really smaller than you might think yet fits nicely in the hand. If you are thinking about getting one, I say jump at it. It is an all around solid unit, I have not been able to fire it off once in either my pants pocket or jacket pockets and I was trying.
 

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I have not put my RoughStack down since I got it, especially with the extension. 6v is so awesome for high-quality tobacco e-liquids! This mod is very versatile and reliable for the price. I have dropped it many times in drunken frenzies and it never fails to fire up. There is nothing to break. The switch is ironclad. The only thing I did to it was add a rubber gasket on the switch to keep spilled e-liquid from leaking into the housing. The only thing I am wondering is whether or not there is a way to run this sucker at 5 volts without adding additional electronic components. I don't know if there are any 5 or 2.5 volt batteries out there that would fit into the housing.
 

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Has anyone had any problems with the threads on the battery cups stripping out? I have the regular rough stack and an extension for the 18650s and the threads on both battery cups are stripped. The cap and switch is fine, and it still works, but I have to fold a bit of paper and screw on the cap with the paper wedging some extra pressure in there. if I don't handle it very carefully it just flies apart. I have had my stacks for about 6 months, the extension for about 2 months. I love the thing but I do need something a bit better.:confused:
 

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I should have done that too I suppose...It is too late now though, my stacks are both stripped but I can make them work with using the paper as shims in the threads that are left.

That sucks! Using the paper shims doesn't help the conductivity much either which is pretty important in a tube mod. You don't state if you notice a decreased vaping experience but if you do--you might try aluminum foil as the shim. Its nothing more than a band-aid but might help for awhile. JMO:)
 

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Well, you could always buy the Maxi RoughStack next. The parts would match I am guessing.

I have not had that problem yet, and I have the RoughStack with extension. This thing vapes like nothing else with the 2 18350's. I love it, can't live without it.

Yep on aluminum foil or aluminum gum wrappers in a pinch. (Juicy fruit saved my car from being dead on a highway once when a fuse blew. Rolled up the wrapper, put it the fuse spot, got to a store for fuses!)
 

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I had thought of the foil deal, but I am not covering all the threads, just about 1/8" around. Still getting plenty of connection for the negative side of the battery, but I will do it if I have to. I love the rough stack though. I have the extension tube also and they are both like that. I am hoping it holds out till my Chuck gets here.. HA. I don't want to have to do without my 18650s.
 
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