Won't take the usual suspects, at least. The microgram that was being talked about would work, so would a diver or a killer ( all three are tube style rebuildables)
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Won't take the usual suspects, at least. The microgram that was being talked about would work, so would a diver or a killer ( all three are tube style rebuildables)
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A killer will work or a clone thereof -but while they were the best a year ago they are a dog to rebuild, especially if you use the NR wire. I only use mine as a tank atty now.
Try a few - there's a variance in the catchcup size. A milled for woodvil RM2 fits.
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Try a few - there's a variance in the catchcup size. A milled for woodvil RM2 fits.
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T trust me neither the igo nor the rm2 work on this thing. I had to further mill an already milled rm2 and pull the pin to get it to fire. It's an awkward cup.
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Ok now I'm really lost. Was just trying to figure to what volts that battery had dropped to. Its just the battery not in the dibi.
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The fire switch is rated at 5 amps, the on/off switch is 3 amps, you can go to 1 ohm on a standard Woodvil. If you put a drop of solder across the contacts on the on/off switch, bypassing it, Then you can go down to .85 ohms.
Turn that dial to the 20 in the DCV area counterclockwise from that setting. The setting you have it on is for testing primary batteries like AAA, AA, etc. non rechargeables.
I have a couple Cyclone clones coming that I intend to convert to bottom feeders. It looks like a 1/16 drill bit might do it but I'm leaning towards 3/64th, any suggestions as to what size I need to make?
Yep that's right, a $6 atty on a $300 mod.......this one
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1353408
Yep that's right, a $6 atty on a $300 mod.......this one
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1353408
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I have a .03 cent coil on my $300 mod so... Yes 
ur good to go
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Wut, I'm going to put a $10 atty on my $300 mod... and my 2 $160 mods, and have one on my rare Microstick. I like cheap atties too. Can throw them away if you don't like em anymore
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Here's a $10 atty in my microstick... fits better than the one they make themselves for it
I usually drill my atty post out with a #54 bit (1.4mm .055"). Darkzero told me (i think) he uses a #53. #54 is more than plenty for juice flow, and leaves a little more metal and a little more room for error.
Oh . . . . . . is that this thread?
LOL: i thought this had morphed into the Woodvil thread. was gonna post some bigtime spam.
(cough) that's my way of saying i need more dibiOs...
Just stopping by to give you props, pdib. Very professional looking, and each one is a work of art. I guess this is why I don't see you around the forum anymore.
I will definitely bug you for one in the future... or a few.
I will definitely bug you for one in the future... or a few.
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