Smoktech Galileo Magnetic Mech Mod Not Hitting Hard, Any Fix?

[srambo]

I recently bought a Smoktech Galileo mod and it feels like it's vastly under-powered in comparison with other mods I own. If I have my RSST and a Sony 30A 18650 on it, it can take up to 25 seconds of puffing until I get a noticeable inhale that isn't even on par with a Vivi Nova, if I take the same battery/tank and slap it onto/into my k100 it hits like a champ. I've tried several different batteries and tanks and still can barely get this thing to be acceptable. Is there anything I can do to bump up the conductivity and get a little bit more power from the Galileo? I want this to be my everyday mech mod but at the moment it's simply become a $50 paper-weight

 

[TheReign]

Don't know much about that mod in particular but Im guessing the connection from the tank to the mod isn't making good contact. Don't know enough to help with that but hoping you can take this ^ and research something

 

[DogEars]

Clean all contacts really well with alcohol...apply a little Noalox to threads...that's a pretty good start

 

[Tugg n chase]

Is there an adjustable pin in the top like the magneto? Might just need to be tightened

 

[srambo]

There was some black gunk on the lower contact. I rubbed it off with sandpaper and cleaned all the contacts with alcohol. I also tried to tighten that top contact but it was already tightened all the way. It seems to be working somewhat better now but isn't hitting like I feel it 'should'.

 

[Dusif]

Its your 510 connection thats the problem... The little spring inside fails after some time and the mod will have the same volt drop as a hairbrush... For some reason tho ce4's will still work... Fiddle with the spring and you might get lucky


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