Sadly, no. Its a design flaw. Are the atties pins adjustable?
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Ok folks. Me again. Now I picked up a #20 supposedly with a fixed switch. But, the pin is too low for some of my wife's attys.
I've read through this entire thread a couple of times, but it's been a while and don't want to dig through again. I will search, but hope somebody has a quick answer.
Has anybody modded the pin on a #20 to make it adjustable/float? Or just longer? Thanks!
Ok folks. Me again. Now I picked up a #20 supposedly with a fixed switch. But, the pin is too low for some of my wife's attys.
I've read through this entire thread a couple of times, but it's been a while and don't want to dig through again. I will search, but hope somebody has a quick answer.
Has anybody modded the pin on a #20 to make it adjustable/float? Or just longer? Thanks!
If you can solder you could try a little dab on top of the 510 pin, or you could try sanding down the ring around the 510 pin. If you can find a threaded collar bolt that was the right size you could swap out the 510 pin on top.
I'll look up what a threaded collar bolt is. But swap out? Are you saying the pin in the 20 is a bolt and I can swap it with a longer one?
Thanks guys. She's using the aspire Davide's BDCs. I can pull it out of the atty I bit but it eventually gets pushed back in. Great ideas. I'll try sanding down the 510 threads a tad and if that don't work I'll try the solder. Thanks!!
OK. Is there a step by step in here for taking the #20 with apart? I pulled the small brass pin out of the bottom. Then nothing looks to come apart easily. Just start taking, twisting and prying? Or what
Thanks guys. Mine doesn't look like the one in namvet's pic or like it could be done the way either of you suggest. I wonder if I really got a fixed one? Or they changed it? I'll try and post some pics tonight. But, now I have a bigger problem.
First, how firm do you tighten down these mechs with a spring at the bottom? I'm used to tightening all my mechs down pretty firm to make sure I'm getting the best connection.
I'm wondering if I'm tightening too tight and smashing the spring. I was using the #20 on a RBA last night. Tightened down tight. Couldn't get a connection and suddenly the bottom started warming up. Took it apart. Spring was pretty flat. I took it out and stretch it a bit. But, it back in and then the bottom and the button was getting hot. Took the battery out and it was VERY warm. Left the batter out and put the #20 in the drawer.
Pizza2me - your switch is a Hybrid of the Old style TOP with the New Style LOCK Ring
That said, you will likely need the OLD instructions to disassemble - with one exception> Removing the Lock ring.
If the lock ring threads to the Delron - it should be screwed in and the button can be pulled out.
If the lock ring screws to the Head(metal) it may have to be removed first. Maybe screwed completely out? Not sure.
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Replacement Hot Spring - Silver Bullet/Omega - AltSmoke
A little work to get seated in the cap but an excellent spring.
Noalox is for threading to avoid locked threads/seizing.
For now, scuff your spring top and head contact with an emery board or 400 sandpaper