Well I've managed to pretty much break free my negative post in my Igo-L. What would be a safe material to use for gluing that back down?
safe compound for resecuring igo-l negative post?
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not sure if its the best idea, but i used jb weld on my era because the insulator holding the positive post in place completely melted. Been working perfectly fine for me so far. I dont think jb weld conducts electricity. It acts as an insulator and can withheld very high temperatures too
I don't have one of these, but it sounds like the post was pressed in at the factory. I believe you'll want good contact with the base on the negative post. What I would do is take a piece of kanthal/ wire and use it to fill the void in the base; making the post press in tight. Tap it with a hammer to press it in should be snug.. Not sure if it will work.
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Awesome idea! Going to try this asap, ill get back and let everyone know if it works!
Awesome idea! Going to try this asap, ill get back and let everyone know if it works!
the igo is like $13 just buy a new one. or step up and get the ebaron dripper
I am in the market for a new, nicer dripper, but I just don't know which way to go. There are so many out there.
oops double post.
Anyways, I tried the piece of wire in the hole and it worked!
Made a smallllll circle of 32g kanthal and shoved it in the hole, then tapped the negative post in, twisted it, and now it's good as new!
Anyways, I tried the piece of wire in the hole and it worked!
Made a smallllll circle of 32g kanthal and shoved it in the hole, then tapped the negative post in, twisted it, and now it's good as new!
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That's great to hear, I'm glad that worked for you!
(If It happens again just straitened the wire --0--0 go straight in the length of the hole, crease it over to help stay put and go back in with the post. Sounds like you got it one way or Another)
(If It happens again just straitened the wire --0--0 go straight in the length of the hole, crease it over to help stay put and go back in with the post. Sounds like you got it one way or Another)
the igo is like $13 just buy a new one. or step up and get the ebaron dripper
second that, i LOVE my dripper pro. My first RDA was the IGO-L , then I got the Ebaron Dripper Pro. It's such a fantastic vape in every way.
if you have a provari eBaron Dripper Pro
if you DON"T have a provari eBaron Dripper Spiral
My only thought with the eBarons is rebuilding the coil. I've never had a device with the ceramic part in the middle, and the space in there looks MIGHTY small.
Are they easy to re-wrap yourself? I prefer a .6-.8 ohm coil, and by the looks of it, it's going to be quite hard to wrap a coil yourself for it.
Also, I like drippers that can hold upwards of 20 drops...I see it says only 15ish drops DRY. Hmm
Are they easy to re-wrap yourself? I prefer a .6-.8 ohm coil, and by the looks of it, it's going to be quite hard to wrap a coil yourself for it.
Also, I like drippers that can hold upwards of 20 drops...I see it says only 15ish drops DRY. Hmm
There's enough room in there to build a stacked dual coil. It is a small space though yes. An yeah you're right , they don't hold a ton of juice. I usually put 1-2 drops in as needed to keep the flavour up.
That being said you can also just get a Killer 705 (mines here in like 5 days) which if you haven't seen it is from Leo too but it's a dripper that can go in a tank.
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