Should the center tpost turn when screwing the screws down on this one? If not anyways to get it tight?
Should the center tpost turn when screwing the screws down on this one? If not anyways to get it tight?
It turns for me, although it shouldn't. It's not too hard to fix though.
It is my understanding that it was built that way in order to accommodate multiple different style builds.
Yeah, it explicitly states in the description that it has an adjustable center post. However, when I'm just tightening down a coil lead in the positive block and it is spinning out of position... It shouldn't do that. I've tried tightening it and everything, no such luck. That's what I meant though. Sorry, should have been more specific.
Is this the Tobeco Plume Veil that your unable to tighten by holding the positive block and tightening the 510?
I'm just curious cause I just ordered the Tobeco Plume. I'm really hoping the 510 pin can be tightened to make sure the positive post doesn't spin. That is how Tobeco made their TOBH and it works perfectly for me
If anyone can share their experience with the Tobeco Plume... I'd really appreciate it!!
My tobeco PV spins no matter what. I just hold the center post while tightening the coil.
Is this the Tobeco Plume Veil that your unable to tighten by holding the positive block and tightening the 510?
I'm just curious cause I just ordered the Tobeco Plume. I'm really hoping the 510 pin can be tightened to make sure the positive post doesn't spin. That is how Tobeco made their TOBH and it works perfectly for me
If anyone can share their experience with the Tobeco Plume... I'd really appreciate it!!
This thread is about the Acerig Plume Veil. The Plume Veil is supposed to have an adjustable center post but the Acerig version still spins despite having the 510 cranked. I don't know about the Tobeco, you may want to search for another thread or read reviews about it on all sites where the Tobeco version is offered. Good luck. Regardless of the spinning post issue, it is still an amazing RDA.
Interesting.. I spoke to 101vape today that confirmed you can tighten the 510pin so the positive post doesn't move...just like the tobeco tobh.
If I were u I'd return it cause something must not be working right. I know I will if I have that issue. Rather return it then deal with a fustrating rda that might just be more problems down the road
Not sure if you bought it at 101vape, but they've always had great customer service for me.
Thanks for your feedback on it!
Didn't mean to jack ur thread just saw it mentioned a couple times throughout the thread . I've heard back from a couple sources regarding my specific question. No real reviews out there mention what I asked...at least not after 2 hours of searching that I could turn up.
Anyway, best of luck with ur pv.
Mine does leak slightly and I have to figure out my wicking arrangement so that is doesn't. The jury is still out in my mind if I really want/need the bottom holes. I may decide to plug them with something that is temporary and see how it does.
this was a common issue with the ace rig plume veil v1's. From what I read, acer if was supplying proper screws to the vendors to give to people who bough devices with the bad screws. Contact the place where you bought it and they should give you the right screws for free....unless you got it from eBay in which case you're in bad shape, but it's not hopeless. You've just gotta go on a bit of a scavenger hunt to find screws that'll fit it properly. Good luckWell, it's off to a bad start so far. I just tried building a dual coil setup and one of the center post screw holes is a wider bore than the others. The included screws don't work in that hole and I cannot tighten the coil lead down at all. On my way to the hardware store, however, this is a pretty big strike if you ask me.
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Will keep this updated.
this was a common issue with the ace rig plume veil v1's. From what I read, acer if was supplying proper screws to the vendors to give to people who bough devices with the bad screws. Contact the place where you bought it and they should give you the right screws for free....unless you got it from eBay in which case you're in bad shape, but it's not hopeless. You've just gotta go on a bit of a scavenger hunt to find screws that'll fit it properly. Good luck
acerig came out and said it included the wrong screws on the early models