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T-Hefner

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sahara,
Congrats on your GGTB purchase, I am sure you and your hubby will love it! =)

I love my GGTB, its beautiful and vapes great. Not to mention its priced very good based on its versatility too! It can take a few different battery combos witch makes it a real nice mod.....

Anyways, Hope ya enjoy your GG, and let us know if there is anything we can help ya with if ya have any issues or questions... Have a good one...

-Tim
 

sahara4evr

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Thanks Tim. I do already have a question...Could you help the mailman bring me my GGTB right now!?!
Hopefully I have everything I need. I bought some 901 attys (I usually use 510s). I also bought an adapter so I can use my 510 attys if I don't like the 901s. I have trustfire 14500 batts that I hope will work. I think that's about all I need.
 

sahara4evr

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I've been using my GGTB since Christmas. I do have a problem.... it seems like maybe the button is not making a good connection with the battery. I'm using a 14500 trustfire battery. Sometimes it seems to hit and sometimes not. I'm also using an adapter with a 510 atty. To be honest, I don't know if this is a button problem, an atty problem, or a user problem (probably the last). When I first drip 2 drops on the atty, the first two or three hits feels like I'm not getting anything and there is no sizzle - I can't hear the atty firing. After that the next two hits are ok. Then the burnt taste begins and I have to add 2 more drops. Any ideas?
 

imeothanasis

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As I see it its a contact issue saha but very easy to get solved. Take off the button and the cap and check if the base of the button is clean. Also check the small axis that is attached on the cap if its clean too. Then take off the other cap and check the pin that touch the battery. You can clean all the above connections with autosol and you will be ok.
 

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Could also be down to the adapter. Mine was doing this as I like to use BE112 atties (with an adapter). Because the connection pin is too long for the adapter, it only screws on half a Thread. If you put the adapter on first without the attie, the attie would only go on half a thread. Either way, my button didn't fire every time. I took the centre pin out and filed it down to the top of the slot, adapters now fit properly and button hasn't missed since!
 
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