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Congratulations! I bought my Maxi used after it got the same upgrade and it's been running strong for months. The new Bolt was tempting, but it's made by Smoktech and I don't think I could maintain the switch as well.
The spring is not very conductive and eliminates a "contact" joint with a "soldered" one which will conduct electricity much better. I can verify it helped big time on my V1.
Gotcha, I just took mine out to see and it is wired but I ordered a replacement as a backup which has a spring. I guess they want to make it easy to change with no soldering.
The spring version is the old style, had a ton of issues, the solder on the new one is on the atty connection only, there is a quick connect on the switch board.
They sell the older style for the older models... All the new ones come without springs. They are better.
The new style is on the second page
http://www.madvapes.com/RoughStack-Switch-Hard-Wired_p_3216.html
The new style came about from others modding their RS after the spring failed, follow this thread back to post #62 and you can see what I mean.
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Still loving my roughstack. I'm never buying smok tech cartomizers again though, hard draw when new and they all die in less than two days. My batteries last longer than those cartomizers. Sticking with boge 2.0 ohm for now.
What cartomizers do you guys like for your RS?
What cartomizers do you guys like for your RS?
Smoktech dual coils @ 1.5 ohms for me mostly. I don't know which ones you are using, with these the draw gets tight only if I overfill, and I'm using 80/20 liquid or Halo liquid. I get weeks out of each one, and only one coil has failed in the first five months. I don't know about their single coil varieties. Good luck finding some good ones for you!
It might be the juice too. When using TastyVapor juice the cartos would die within a couple days but with MadVapes juice they last weeks.
Got mine today and very happy with it, except one of my
Batteries was DOA
Madvapes is known for their customer service. Just file a ticket on their website. Let us know how it turns out.
Yeah, they've taken care of every problem I've had.Got mine today and very happy with it, except one of my
Batteries was DOA
I've had my Roughstack since May of last year (old spring style). My Darwin replaced it as my daily driver, but I still used it on occasion. It stopped firing completely the other day, so I placed it aside and got around to performing the autopsy last night. The plastic straw was melted and the spring broken in several places. I'm going to replace the spring with a bit of wire.
If I go the wire route, there is no need to replace the bit of straw, correct?
If I go the wire route, there is no need to replace the bit of straw, correct?
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