I sent you a PM last night, did you see it?
Just did. Thanks!
I sent you a PM last night, did you see it?
lmao!!!! ....
One down , one to go yet ( another member)Just did. Thanks!
I was told that on the devapes model the groove that the posts ride in, the grooves that surround the pin that needs to be replaced with copper, that when it hearts up it expands/contracts and that filing it out a tiny bit would help. Just thought that 2 with mentioning.
@nicksteel :I totally agree, I run gennys primarily, circa 0.70hm and I like the flush mounted side button to designate where my wick is in regards to degree of tilting required. I also hate having to fidget with a safety before and after firing, I want a one handed in the dark, mod for a genny... With low voltage drop. That's about it and u was hoping this was it.
@the4thpower3- the problem I had similar to your problem say excess glue causing it to bind up and not fire however in your case you probably would have seen that and it probably is melting. Again you may want to file those grooves out a bit however I think that may lead to the button not making even contact, especially if you haven't upgraded to a copper pin.
The devapes pin is made of some cheap crazy crap that just needs to get tossed, I'm sure they could have used copper for the same price, with better results of they didn't have their heads up their assez when they designed the Clone... It's so pretty tho... That's my biggest problem.
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5 mm is a lot, so which clone is closest to a real one length wise?The Asmart poldiac clone is about 5mm shorter than the DaVapes clone, not much brings it even closer to nemesis height.
The screw that contacts the battery positive is also adjustable if necessary.This the larger spring I used: Hot Spring - Vapor Tek USA
Does anyone have a diagram of the switch?
COPY AND PASTE this in google.
PDF-Poldiac Manual - mmvapors.com
Are you talking about the area of the contact screw that sticks into the groove of the button? If so well there's the bottom one too that's the same.UPDATE:
Great news,i finally got this beast too vape like a freight train,simple fix,i sanded of the coating on the pin button to expose the brass and now its finally vaping like a champ,dont know what the coating on that pin was but it wasnt silver.
Are you talking about the area of the contact screw that sticks into the groove of the button? If so well there's the bottom one too that's the same.
And maybe sand it off the pin in the button, what ever it is it's probably used on all three pieces.
I just woke up and have read your post again, pin button, button pin , I got it now.