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No, it won't... This was just discussed in another thread. I'll go find it for you and post the link here.
Thanks it seems that I always have to buy something else to get where I want. I am not as happy as I was before
I really don't find the gap all that extreme... I also don't get any leaking by screwing the base down first, flush with the cap - then screwing the pole in to meet the battery connection. One thing I DO do, however, is I insert the ceramic/housing into the base with the o-ring resting in the little notch, at the bottom of the pole. This forces the Ody base to push the o-ring up as you screw in the ceramic (rather than pushing the o-ring all the way up, and bringing it down to the base as you screw it in)
I did try adding a second identical o-ring on the pole, but it was a little TOO tight. I may go back to the hardware store and pick up a slightly fatter o-ring, but for now, this works perfectly for me.
Please forgive my very sloppy, non-polished snap - its almost blasphemy to post, but just to show my typical gap.
I did try adding a second identical o-ring on the pole, but it was a little TOO tight. I may go back to the hardware store and pick up a slightly fatter o-ring, but for now, this works perfectly for me.
Please forgive my very sloppy, non-polished snap - its almost blasphemy to post, but just to show my typical gap.
0,5mm is a very small gap Adam if you agree
Thanks it seems that I always have to buy something else to get where I want. I am not as happy as I was before
0,5mm is a very small gap Adam if you agree
I WANT a small gap; it keeps one item from damaging the other. For me, .5mm is safety clearance....not a gap
I've only had one problem with my Ody. My Ody won't thread onto my Provari at all , it threads onto everything else perfect though.
I have to use a 510-510 adapter to use the Ody on my Provari
, it threads onto everything else perfect though. I have to use a 510-510 adapter to use the Ody on my Provari
screw it hard on the provari silentt and threads will open, no worries. Its maybe a small piece of metal around the threads of the Ody. Or maybe you can sand a little the threads of Ody to make small pieces of metal leave.
well I guess mine isn't built to spec
This worked Imeo. I was scared to mess up my threads on the Provari but everything is fine now. Thank you my friend.
I really don't find the gap all that extreme... I also don't get any leaking by screwing the base down first, flush with the cap - then screwing the pole in to meet the battery connection. One thing I DO do, however, is I insert the ceramic/housing into the base with the o-ring resting in the little notch, at the bottom of the pole. This forces the Ody base to push the o-ring up as you screw in the ceramic (rather than pushing the o-ring all the way up, and bringing it down to the base as you screw it in)
I did try adding a second identical o-ring on the pole, but it was a little TOO tight. I may go back to the hardware store and pick up a slightly fatter o-ring, but for now, this works perfectly for me.
Please forgive my very sloppy, non-polished snap - its almost blasphemy to post, but just to show my typical gap.
I am a new stealth owner...what setup is this?
Is it just the telescope tube added in the middle? And what batteries can you use?
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Yes, on this Stealth there is just the telescope added, this way you can use the Stealth with 18500 batteries too.
Same problem with silent but with the tip Imeo has given. I guess I would not worry anymore.
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