Damn you Turbo, I just whipped the iPhone out, took a really bad shot (that kinda shows the above) and was just about to upload.
Dark, that to me is a SLB40x. Quite thin on the bridge, looks too sharp really? These in turn could be manufactured by someone else but I get hold of them through SLB. I find the batteries better although you have just had them all die so maybe I don't know jack. I do know the smoore batteries are poor for firing off on their own.
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This picture is from a thread in the 401 subforums. The atty on the right is pointy (non Smoore) and the atty on the right is a Smoore atty. Hope this helps.
Yeah, stop replying as I might stop posting myself then and thus not get hit with the naughty stick
Smoore atties are known for needing breaking in, like a pair of shoes or something. Batteries should be ok though, maybe you have a bad charger?
Lol Liberty...Yes, breaking in is def a must. I also let mine drain over night and prime them good in the morning. Seems to help clogging issues. Some may not agree w/ this approach. You def don't want to draw on a dry atty, this WILL kill it.
Low battery charge leads to underperforming atties = bad charger? heh, I'll throw this one out there as well but SLB40x atties have a much tougher drawDo you have a multi-meter? Great way of determining if the atties are dead and if the battery have charge.
P.S. does the skype icon evey show the correct status?
awww. The multi-meter does help for testing resistance in an atty, I've had my hands on a few that simply needed a good clean/drain to be brought back to life. Similar with a battery charge, a good test to see if the charger is messed up. Hope your corner isn't too bad.
I just haven't really considered the 510, due to shorter battery life.
The atty that burnt out was astounding and produced 510-like vapor from the get-go, but lasted only a week.