Rx200S tank screws off

[Kikofarakiko]

Just got my RX200s, and the first thing I noticed was how easy my Kayfun 5 screws off, it's making good contact, but there not enough friction between the mod and tank to enable me to maybe unscrew the juice channel or take the tank apart leaving the deck attached to be able to rebuild, I have to take the tank off, unscrew the tank part, and screw the deck back on.

Is there a way to make it... stick more?

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[Darth Omerta]

The only thing I could think of that might help would be picking up a heat sink...something like this:

$1.77 Iwodevape 510 Heat Dissipation Heat Sink for Atomizers - authentic / stainless steel / 22mm diameter at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

It might provide a tighter connection to the actual mod and it should also be a tighter fit for your Kayfun. Many B&M shops carry them, if you can find one nearby that has them it might be an idea to see if they might let you test it first to see if it will solve your problem.

FWIW, I wouldnt recommend building your atty directly on the mod. With all the tightening and tweaking that goes on it leaves a potential for damaging the mod itself. I personally use an old Hammer mech as a build base. I realize not everyone has something like this at their disposal but any mech with no batteries in it would work equally as well, if not, then I know many people build on their ohm meter.

 

[Ben85]

Put an oring underneath. I do this for mods that don't allow the RDA's to screw down all the way.

 

[daviedog]

I don't build RTAs attached to mod,,but when i do i Always turn the mod Off.
Hate frying a new coil..