hello, new to modding and i thought i would give "the puck" a try, but with a 510 connector instead of a 901. i followed the schematics for the 901 but get no power at all, i have no idea what im doing wrong, if anyone can help me i can give you my email address so we can send pics and i can get this workin before i throw it at my neighbors dog lol.
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Lol nice, the dog will appreciate a new vapor-er. So, can you not post pics here? I'm not expert and I'm sure if the experts visit to help (which they will do) it would be easier for them to help by seeing it here. Just a thought. And it will also help others that might have questions that are just too shy to ask. Or people that don't have 5 posts yet 
This would be a basic diagram for how it should be wired up. If your atty isn't firing, check for power at the connector. If you have power there, check and make sure you have a good connection to your atty.
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im assuming no power at all cuz the led doesnt light up. And for the schematics, i have all of that right it looks like, except there is a on/off switch and thats where i have my red wire going to instead of the push button switch, do you think that may be my problem? if needed i will take a super up close so yall can see a lil bit better
thanks for the help btw
thanks for the help btw
Small pic. I am not seeing a seperate ground wire from the atty. It looks like you are trying to ground through the resistor/LED.
k this is how it is right now.
postive wire comin from the batt box to on/off switch, which is also connected to the postive end of the resatior and the postive part of the atty.
a negative wire from the on/off switch to the press button.
negative wire from the batt box to the LED, and to the outside of the atty connection.
No need for the negative to go to the switch. negative should go from outside of atty connector to negative battery terminal.
Positive from battery terminal to switch then from switch to inside atty connector. LED looks fine.
Positive from battery terminal to switch then from switch to inside atty connector. LED looks fine.
Positive -> On/off -> Fire button -> atty -> resistor -> LED
Negative -> LED and atty
The negative doesn't go to the fire button. All the fire button does is break the connection til you are ready to fire. Then when you push it, it allows the power to pass.
Negative -> LED and atty
The negative doesn't go to the fire button. All the fire button does is break the connection til you are ready to fire. Then when you push it, it allows the power to pass.
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