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<blockquote data-quote="Shawn Hoefer" data-source="post: 19062415" data-attributes="member: 244240">Nah... I binned an RTA and an RDA just the other day after getting frustrated. The seats for the screws weren&#039;t deep enough and anything less than 24 or 22 AWG would slide right back out no matter how tight the screws were. Both had the same issue...It might be because I&#039;m a forgiving, patient soul. I don&#039;t typically get frustrated with a device until it simply fails altogether.It might also be because I am a tinkerer... if it don&#039;t work as expected, I look for ways to make it behave. I have a spreadsheet with all the SS316L, Ni200 and Ti1 TCR values that work best on each device, and sruff like that. Heck, I&#039;ve even got decent TC on the Sigelei Fuchai 213!&#039;Course, sometimes, - rarely, mind you - a sledgehammer is this tinker&#039;s tool of choice...Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shawn Hoefer, post: 19062415, member: 244240"] Nah... I binned an RTA and an RDA just the other day after getting frustrated. The seats for the screws weren't deep enough and anything less than 24 or 22 AWG would slide right back out no matter how tight the screws were. Both had the same issue... It might be because I'm a forgiving, patient soul. I don't typically get frustrated with a device until it simply fails altogether. It might also be because I am a tinkerer... if it don't work as expected, I look for ways to make it behave. I have a spreadsheet with all the SS316L, Ni200 and Ti1 TCR values that work best on each device, and sruff like that. Heck, I've even got decent TC on the Sigelei Fuchai 213! 'Course, sometimes, - rarely, mind you - a sledgehammer is this tinker's tool of choice... Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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