Button doesnt get hot just the top ring where the atty connects. Possible my ohms are a little too low? Im using 18650 sonys and the button doesnt get hot but the atty gets hot after a few rips and the top ring as well. Suggestions?
nemesis top ring atty getting hot.
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Hot after a few rips?! IMO there's a problem there. I also have a Trident clone on mine, running around 0.5 ohms right now and neither it nor the Nemesis even get warm after a few hits. Dual coils using the dual air holes.
I would look for dirty contact surfaces in the 510 area and the the atty and check the 510 screw in the Nemesis for good contact to the atty. If it's none of those, the only other thing I can think of is make sure you've screwed the switch assembly onto the bottom tube far enough.
That's all I've got.
Also wondering what the atty is.
Ohms?
Atty?
Center pin material?
*if it is something with a Chrome plated center pin. Sand it clean to the under Metal.(Dare I say....Brass)
Atty?
Center pin material?
*if it is something with a Chrome plated center pin. Sand it clean to the under Metal.(Dare I say....Brass)
It's a Nemesis, so the center pin should be silver plated brass.
The fact that the atty is heating up tells me it's probably not a short, it's just getting hot. Not entirely unheard of in dual coil builds if the coil is close to the edges of the atty. My Trident does the same thing if I'm building large coils that end up close to the edges.
what they said. make sure that center pin is all the way tight so it's touching the atty positive post, if it's not you'll get arcing and heat.
Ummm.... I was asking about the atty. I have 6 Nemesis and am aware the pins are silver plated.
Yes it may simply be heating up..........Don't know without full information.
Could be poor conductivity to the coil if the atty center pin is Plated/rough/Bent/making Poor contact.
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