So... I was just sitting backstage at the 8x10 in b-more with my friends band that I haven't seen in a year and all the sudden I reach for my mod and it's ....ING HOTTT! I bought a protective case for it and I don't know what happened but somehow it locked on. I'm so glad I had just bought a Sony vtc4 and had just over soaked my coil so all that happened is it got hot as ....! So 10 minutes later and it's still too hot to touch... I got sooo lucky!
My first auto fire!
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You're indeed lucky.
However, you need to determine WHY your mod autofired.
Sticky fire button? Keeping your mod in your pants pocket? Forget to set the lock on the fire button?
In any case, you need to determine why your mod autofired and fix the issue.
However, you need to determine WHY your mod autofired.
Sticky fire button? Keeping your mod in your pants pocket? Forget to set the lock on the fire button?
In any case, you need to determine why your mod autofired and fix the issue.
I'm keeping the battery, I was able to detect the auto fire and stop it before anything bad happened. The coil was the only thing that got hot, the battery wasn't even warm. It was a brass 4nine clone and it auto fired because I had it in a protective case and I guess I wasn't careful enough when putting it in there. Needless to say I don't think I'll be putting that specific mod back in that case.
The title of this was accidentally misleading because I actually have had auto fires before, this was just the first unintentional one. When I first got this 4nine mod I had a twisted messes rda on it and I noticed that the switch throw was Hella short so I tested the mod and by shaking it I was able to get it to auto fire. The twisted messes rda has a crazy long 510 pin and the magnets were just barely not making contact with the switch at rest. I remedied this by putting a spare o ring I got with an rda in between the top and middle section of the mod to increase the distance between the contacts. Just a little tip.
The title of this was accidentally misleading because I actually have had auto fires before, this was just the first unintentional one. When I first got this 4nine mod I had a twisted messes rda on it and I noticed that the switch throw was Hella short so I tested the mod and by shaking it I was able to get it to auto fire. The twisted messes rda has a crazy long 510 pin and the magnets were just barely not making contact with the switch at rest. I remedied this by putting a spare o ring I got with an rda in between the top and middle section of the mod to increase the distance between the contacts. Just a little tip.
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