If I pick mine up by the pod, it pulls it up just enough that it doesn’t make contact if I try to fire it. I have to push the pod back down.
Mine’s staying in, so far anyway.
If I pick mine up by the pod, it pulls it up just enough that it doesn’t make contact if I try to fire it. I have to push the pod back down.
Does "cable fed" mean that the coil is powered by way of wires rather than from traces in a PCB?
I'm sorry to be so unknowledgeable, but from a 40-year career in audio electronics I've seen too many impedance-based accidents to trust myself to wind my own coils. Thus, I haven't paid that much attention to tanks that don't accept factory built coils.
@hittman did they give you a list of things they want you to mention? Or just me because I’m new? Lol My first FM -or any manufacturer-review.
Enjoy SueDo you have a recipe for this Fred?
Does "cable fed" mean that the coil is powered by way of wires rather than from traces in a PCB?
I'm sorry to be so unknowledgeable, but from a 40-year career in audio electronics I've seen too many impedance-based accidents to trust myself to wind my own coils. Thus, I haven't paid that much attention to tanks that don't accept factory built coils.
The Marvos?Well no wonder I hadView attachment 953997 never heard of it...
Got this from Freemax to review. Haven’t heard of it but it looks nice, doesn’t it?
Weird, delivered to the house on a Sunday.
I took pictures of the ZZ1 today and will get working on that review tomorrow.
Anyway, if you're going to go rebuildable, be sure to have the right equipment. You need a meter, the right guage wire, and something that is the size of the coil you wish to wind.
In our review forum. I’ll post a link here.Where will you be posting the review?