New 2012 Brass Button Spring

[dspin]

I'm sorry, I wasn't implying you need to double up the springs. I'm just saying I got two stealths straight from COV and both had 2 springs installed that way. I like a little more resistance in mine and it works fine for me that way. The only reason I even found out there were two springs in the new button was because I took 1 out to trade for an old style brass button.

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Thanks H, when I got home I was going to take apart the buttons and put them together if they were suppose to be that way. I don't like taking buttons apart, so will leave them as they are.

 

[The Yeti]

I doubled up my springs last night and much better resistance on the push now. I should have figured out that they are supposed to be doubled up - I was wondering why Bruce was selling them in packs of 2.

 

[Shaitaan]

Yeah. the brass ones

so did mine....

 

[Moshmarr]

I have a better idea now fright. I wil, make strong springs that dont lose their springiness (for older buttons) and I will galvanize them with iridium

Yes, the most corrosion-resistant metal known- if I googled correctly
Sounds good!

 

[Killjoy1]

I was wondering why Bruce was selling them in packs of 2.

Huh, when I got two of them I thought it was because I screwed up when I ordered. Guess I wasn't paying attention I've only been using one spring, but it's been working quite well

 

[Vaporologist]

My 2012 button which came with my SS Stealth came with only one brass spring. Hmmm....

 

[zuTma]

My 2012 button which came with my SS Stealth came with only one brass spring. Hmmm....

Mine too, but works just fine

 

[VPDownunder]

I have a better idea now fright. I wil, make strong springs that dont lose their springiness (for older buttons) and I will galvanize them with iridium

I'd buy em

 

[imeothanasis]

Thats true Mosh. As for the springs, they will stay cheap even if they are made like this but because they are responsible for the bad or good connections, its the only part we have to make it right.

Yes, the most corrosion-resistant metal known- if I googled correctly
Sounds good!

 

[imeothanasis]

All buttons came with one spring inside Vapor. But if you order a replacement you will get 2 springs together. People that got a stealth with 2 springs inside button was by mistake.
Also you have to be careful when you put 2 springs inside button. You have to see if the post still makes contact because the 2 springs dont allow button to totally go down when you press it.

My 2012 button which came with my SS Stealth came with only one brass spring. Hmmm....

 

[fright88]

I have a better idea now fright. I wil, make strong springs that dont lose their springiness (for older buttons) and I will galvanize them with iridium

This is great news will you be doing the same for the battery spring or advising the fuse kit?

 

[imeothanasis]

for all springs inside all GG mods fright

 

[Vaporologist]

All buttons came with one spring inside Vapor. But if you order a replacement you will get 2 springs together. People that got a stealth with 2 springs inside button was by mistake.
Also you have to be careful when you put 2 springs inside button. You have to see if the post still makes contact because the 2 springs dont allow button to totally go down when you press it.

I'm glad to hear that I don't need to add another spring in there because I really don't want to. My button works just perfect and I really like the tension it has right now. It's softer and easy to press but not too soft where I would be afraid that it will activate if I just breath on it. Thank you, that's good to know!

 

[Vaporologist]

for all springs inside all GG mods fright

Will that change characteristics of the two springs in a fuse kit if there is a short? What I mean is, will they still be able to "melt" quickly enough to avoid a potential catastrophe? I'm just curious... Thanks.

 

[imeothanasis]

fuse springs stays as the are Vapor

Will that change characteristics of the two springs in a fuse kit if there is a short? What I mean is, will they still be able to "melt" quickly enough to avoid a potential catastrophe? I'm just curious... Thanks.