power adapter

[SmokinScott]

If you do not have a bad battery, what do you use to give power to the atomizer?

I've read you can use either a
Size N Coaxial DC Power Jack w/Switch - RadioShack.com or
Size M Panel-mount Coaxial Power Jack w/Switch - RadioShack.com

but can anyone describe (hopefully with pictures) how you modify them?

 

[ruuku]

There's a whole stickied thread concerning this topic...
In brief: (I used the 901, N connector) The post connected to the center pin is your positive, and the post connected to the outer ring is your negative contact. However there are three posts, find the post that is not the positive nor the negative, and you can snip this off. I used this tab (cut flush against the panel, and bent it in half it to act as a bridge between the ring of the negative side of the panel to the actual connector (a bit of solder would be preferable). If you use the washer and lock nut then the atomizer fully screwed in will not be able to contact the center post, as it is recessed within the jack. You can either add a bit of solder, a wire or even a small ball of tinfoil to extend the center post, just as long as it bridges about a 1-2mm gap it will work.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/14364-how-dc-jack-901-fitting.html

 

[allure]

If you do not have a bad battery, what do you use to give power to the atomizer?

I've read you can use either a
Size N Coaxial DC Power Jack w/Switch - RadioShack.com or
Size M Panel-mount Coaxial Power Jack w/Switch - RadioShack.com

but can anyone describe (hopefully with pictures) how you modify them?

or you can contact nerf for actual connectors cost you $3.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/17147-actual-801-901-connectors-4.html