I got mine from DietSmokes and so far 4 of 15 have no problems..
I got mine (blanks) from Lite Cig. I think David got some from there too, but his worked fine. I guess it's just the luck of the draw.
Thanks for confirming that. I knew I wasn't crazy!I looked at the bottom of the battery and it doesn't appear that the switch is making full contact with the negative side, there seems to be a half circle mark but thats it. I assume the bottom of the battery is not flat, but is making contact.
I tried a little noalox on the switch contact and holy smoke I got all kinds of vapor - thank you to the poster who mentioned this
Atty resistance is 2.5 ohms, battery voltage = 3.79 vdc, voltage on the post is 3.79 vdc also, but it seems to build up to it, meter reads 3.5, 3.65, then 3.79 vdc, kind of pressing hard on the switch. With noalox on the switch, the voltage on the post jumps right to 3.79 vdc ( no hesitation at all). Maybe the bat is not flat and a little short also.
Redrhino - those are what I ordered from deal extreme and am waiting for, but maybe I should order from battery junction as shipping would be faster - Thanks for the link.
Redrhino - those are what I ordered from deal extreme and am waiting for, but maybe I should order from battery junction as shipping would be faster - Thanks for the link.
Your atomizer's resistance is approximately where it should be. The battery voltage, though, fully charged should be approx. 4.2 volt fully charged. Either your battery isn't accepting a full charge any longer or it was just low on charge. It was good to verify that the voltage is the same with the switch depressed unloaded. As I believe you already mentioned, you have some new batteries on the way, so retest the voltage of those when you get them in.![]()
My wife has been moving through the batteries on the Precise. Today she discovered one of the four 10440 TrustFire Protected batteries will not fit in the Precise. Kind of a waste of money, but the battery is different. On the PCB end it has a strip or something that is sticking out, causing it to not fit.
Have you tried the roll method? Lay a flat cloth on a hard surface, lay the battery down and while push down hard, roll it. It'll push some of those protection circuits and their protruding strips down flat.
Hey cfrazer....Try these instead of the blue ones....
Link TrustFire 10440 600mAh 3.7V AAA Li-Ion PROTECTED Battery