My modded Reo, part 2 (and final). Results
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Hey Nico, I'm giving you an overall improvement, I posted one too many video since Saturday between part 1 & 2
If I recall I was getting something like 3.34 on a .4, that went to 3.7's? that was my vapping at 34 watts post for sure
EDIT: first entry here:http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/465021-my-modded-reo-part-1-vaping-34-watts.html
3.34 went to 3.69, .35 improvement on the spring only on a .4 ohm
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btw, yesterday I manage to destroyed a Sony 30A battery on my MKB-TS
That mod DOES NOT have a hotsrping
But the firing button got stuck without me noticing (the inside of the firing rings, were the spring was was utter dirt)
I noticed just because I heard a pssssssssshhhh sound coming from some 30 cms next to me
you know what happened? nohing exploded, battery just internally shorted and is now trash
it just got warm
goes to show that good safe chemistry batteries is the critical part in all this
this is what you get on a failed battery:
That mod DOES NOT have a hotsrping
But the firing button got stuck without me noticing (the inside of the firing rings, were the spring was was utter dirt)
I noticed just because I heard a pssssssssshhhh sound coming from some 30 cms next to me
you know what happened? nohing exploded, battery just internally shorted and is now trash
it just got warm
goes to show that good safe chemistry batteries is the critical part in all this
this is what you get on a failed battery:
Thank you, sir! I've gotten lost in all this great data.
anytime man
and an inline volt reader should read a bit higher, after all I'm measuring at the screws on the posts, that on itself is another contact point (and yet another tiny bit of drop)
so it was .35 ohm + on brass post, I'd give it .05 to .1 more on the silver post for the negative only (using stock bar)
Maybe Robert can come up with a REO HO kit for us REOnuts that want to squeeze every bit of power we can!
Just a follow up
So happy with the results that I went back to the jewelry and got all these
everything silver plated, $8
These are a backup for reo and for improving a MKB-TS & Smok Natural tonight
So happy with the results that I went back to the jewelry and got all these
everything silver plated, $8
These are a backup for reo and for improving a MKB-TS & Smok Natural tonight
I have something different that I've been working on for firing pins on my own Reos. As each one is due for a rebuild I'll install them but mine are not as good as conductors as silver though.
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>darkzero
>Registered Supplier
registered supplier??? oooooo.....
got a good feeling about this...
ummm.. need any more investors
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>darkzero
>Registered Supplier
registered supplier??? oooooo.....
got a good feeling about this...
ummm.. need any more investors
Nope nothing going on here, I still the same ole' Reonaut. Just had to do that so I don't get in trouble.
Dwallen?
Not that I plan on becoming a vendor / supplier
although i've always wanted a CNC machine of my own
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although i've always wanted a CNC machine of my own
Me too, maybe one day. I just turn handles.
Nope nothing going on here, I still the same ole' Reonaut. Just had to do that so I don't get in trouble.
Dwallen?
dang!
yeh, long story, but changed the username...
I really don't want to drill a hole in my Reo. Would sanding the coating away from where the spring attaches and maybe trying to find a brass hot spring sorta do the same thing?
Robert - is there coating on the inside where the 510 connector is pressed in or do you remove that?
I would think that you would have to follow the current and clear all contact points of the anodizing to maximize the performance difference.
Please correct me if I"m wrong...I'm learning.
Robert - is there coating on the inside where the 510 connector is pressed in or do you remove that?
I would think that you would have to follow the current and clear all contact points of the anodizing to maximize the performance difference.
Please correct me if I"m wrong...I'm learning.
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Do you think changing the battery contact point from a point to more of a longer flat area would help with reducing drop as well?
Dang, DZ... that's a nice avatar... but it makes me want to hit some Pluid every time I see it!
I agree! What kind of atty is that?
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