SmokTech The Natural - New mechanical device
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Is there a way to resolve the voltage drop issues with this mod? I certainly prefer the looks of this to almost all others in this price range, but I want something that is going to drive my RBA's as hard as possible, outside of building my own...
Any way to swap out the contacts for brass?
Any way to swap out the contacts for brass?
Mhmm I thought it was as simple as putting your meter to measure voltage, applying your two prongs onto the 510 connections (one on center pin, other on threads) then firing the device to measure the voltage that gets to the 510 connection.
Another thing is that I thought internal resistance (in Ohms) was more important as this is all SS. I noticed when testing my freshly made coils and dry burning consistently, made the button warm.
Don't take my word on this, since I may be talking out of back end if someone more knowledgeable corrects this.
Another thing is that I thought internal resistance (in Ohms) was more important as this is all SS. I noticed when testing my freshly made coils and dry burning consistently, made the button warm.
Don't take my word on this, since I may be talking out of back end if someone more knowledgeable corrects this.
If you have a rba I'm pretty sure you just set it to voltage and put the black lead to neg and the red lead to pos and push the button. I havent checked mine yet because I'm getting a really good vape with a 1 ohm coil. I mean its no ihybrid but you cant beat it for the price. Bang for your buck.
I think to figure out how much voltage your losing through the mod, you'd first have to establish how much your batt is dropping under load independent of the mod right?
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that's true. various batteries would give different results -the higher the "C" of the battery the better. in addition, various setups would affect the drop as well -extremely low ohms setups strain the battery. even so, you get a pretty good estimate of the voltage drop for a certain device.
that's true. various batteries would give different results -the higher the "C" of the battery the better. in addition, various setups would affect the drop as well -extremely low ohms setups strain the battery. even so, you get a pretty good estimate of the voltage drop for a certain device.
Seems like instead of converting the top.into a hybrid...you could back that ss positive screw out of the plastic insulater and replace it with a brass one. Then do what he did on the bottom switch area with brass. Then you we wouldn't be stuck with only one atty on the top. You could put whatever you want on it.
I just got the natural....I like everything about it except the stiffness of the button. This is my first true mechanical device. Is the button supposed to be this stiff? Is there any way to adjust it? I am assuming I have to replace the spring inside. Any videos showing how to take out the button and replace the spring?
Any advice would be appreciated....thanks in advance.
Any advice would be appreciated....thanks in advance.
One page back there is a link to a aussie forum (post #129) that shows the device completely disassembled, so you can get an idea on how to take it apart.
I did notice that it is a little stiff but I accustomed myself to hold the device in a sort of hammer grip so that the button is opposite of my palm and it makes it easier to press the button. Instead of holding the device with the button facing upwards. Although it does work out perfectly for me when I do hold it hammer grip style since my genesis wick is facing downwards.
I did notice that it is a little stiff but I accustomed myself to hold the device in a sort of hammer grip so that the button is opposite of my palm and it makes it easier to press the button. Instead of holding the device with the button facing upwards. Although it does work out perfectly for me when I do hold it hammer grip style since my genesis wick is facing downwards.
Thanks....the pictures helped....I took it apart....they have the stiffest spring in there. Now I have to find a spring to replace it.
BTW the positive post is actually a screw. So the height of the positive post is actually adjustable.....so you can position your genny air hole however you like.
Yea true, but I have it set up to its lowest point to minimize gap and its a coincidence that everything lines up perfectly.
Oh I see. It needs to have a load to test.
On another note I like the stiffness of the spring, harder to accidentally trigger it. You actually have to "try" to push it to vape. All in all I'm happy with my purchase, it seems so far like its a well put together device for the money.
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