Poldiac an noalox

[TATCHIE]

So I recieved a poldiac clone as a gift and I really like it. I know you can use noalox on the threading and contact pins but am wondering if I should or if you can use it on the bottom spring contact. Not sure about it so I thought I'd ask.


Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

 

[edyle]

so for those of us wondering what is a poldiac.

POLDIAC | Poldiac | mmvapors.com

The Poldiac is an all mechanical mod, which means that users will have to
occasionally clean the device’s contacts in order to ensure
that it performs at maximum efficiency!

Please keep in mind this device is for experienced users only!

The Poldiac is the first mechanical battery mod that incorporates
our revolutionary DID Stealth Side Magnetic Button.
The entire housing of the device is made of pure stainless steel
The Poldiac features the absolute best conductivity
of any other device on the market!!
Every contact in the device, including the spring in the bottom cap, is silver plated brass. The silver plating is over 15µ thick.
The contacts in both the 510 connector and battery tube are adjustable, so your atomizers will sit flush with the top cap and your batteries will not wobble!
The outer diameter of the device is 22.6mm
this product comes with one of the bellow tubes that you will choose
18650/18500 Kicked (Dimensions: 22,6mm X 105mm)
18500/18350 Kicked (Dimensions: 22,6mm X 90mm)
18350 The Shorter (Dimensions: 22,6mm X 72mm)

And noalox seems to be some kind of lubricant substance.

 

[Thrasher]

i would not use noalox on the contacts they are silver plated and the noalox will rub it off.

if you want to use it just use it on the threads.
noalox is not a conductive grease it is mainly used to stop oxidation ad the zinc in it is actually less conductive then the silver you will cover with it. it does conduct electricity but that is actually not the main function the idea is it will coat the threads and keep oxidation from forming in them(the black stuff) while letting the current pass through it.

 

[yzer]

Noalox was originally developed to improve electrical conductivity at connections in aluminum home wiring. It helps to prevent oxidation of the aluminum. The aluminum wiring was a bad idea to begin with but that is neither here or there.

Noalox is a pasty liquid with some lubricant qualities. It leaves a grey zinc deposit behind. Zinc is a very good conductor of electricity but not nearly as good as copper or silver.

I use Noalox to assure good ground continuity along the threaded telescopic tube of the Sigelei Zmax V3 Telescopic. I put a thin coat on the tube and battery cap threads. I don't see any point of putting Noalox on clean battery springs or positive battery contacts but it probably wouldn't hurt either. Putting Noalox on anything that contacts the battery is going to make the battery a greasy mess eventually.

 

[TATCHIE]

Okay thank you guys. I read in another thread about putting it on the contacts but if the silver is more conductive then that seems pointless. I will simply use it on the threads to keep them nice and not seize up.