Ok, thank you! Still in doubt if I will buy or wait....reading and making up my mind
ps: it is not Dutch Kroners but Danish Krone
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Ok, thank you! Still in doubt if I will buy or wait....reading and making up my mind
ps: it is not Dutch Kroners but Danish Krone
No problems with my V2 standing up. A mini version would be nice - haven't heard anything but maybe one is on the stocks? I got mine from timeast, delivered to the UK in 4 days, so definitely worth considering if you are outside the USA.
Oops got to catch up... Hey Freddieeee!
Just saying I've had my SS Z for about 2 weeks.... was wondering if this baby hits like the Vmax (like .7v more than what). Seems like it.
I have it on P (watts) and at 8.0 it blew out a 2.0 HH357 in no time at all.
When i first got it I didn't know what "P" meant and I was vaping at P 3.5 for LR attys.... lol.
I am like a blind man using these things.
Just saying I've had my SS Z for about 2 weeks.... was wondering if this baby hits like the Vmax (like .7v more than what). Seems like it.
I have it on P (watts) and at 8.0 it blew out a 2.0 HH357 in no time at all.
When i first got it I didn't know what "P" meant and I was vaping at P 3.5 for LR attys.... lol.
I am like a blind man using these things.
Anyone using stacked Efest 18350s with the extension cap? If so, does it seem like a REALLY tight fit? I can barely engage the threads without applying so much force I'm afraid I'll break the solder joint on the positive post inside ...
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Possibly; mine seems really stiff. Too long and strong. Are your Efests button top, or flat top?
Really?
I did make a minor alteration to my spring when someone else pointed out a potential hazard, which fixed the hazard and gave the spring a little less tension.
The spring isn't coiled properly and you need to take one end and bend in it's point so it's facing downward.
If you've been using either spring "as it came", you should notice that the bottom of your battery(s) are forming a circular channel from the spring wear. That open point is carving a channel into the bottom of your battery every time you screw on the cap.
Bending that open point downward through the spring's center will prevent your spring from rupturing your battery and will relieve a little bit of tension.
Hope this helps a little on yours, it did on mine.
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Doesn't that invalidate the warranty?
Sure does...unless you replace the spring!
I had that coming didn't I? Wiseguy...
I was using the button tops... but the flat tops do fit a bit looser (duh)... I like it better with the single battery myself. But not much of a difference when stacked on the V2... longer battery life when stacked though.
The provari spring fits our zmax or you can cut the spring
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Are you screwing them on too tightly and creating a hard short in the connector? The atty should only be put on until you feel resistance and then about 1/4 more turn at the most.
When the ZMax displays 0.0o it is a short. It means 0 ohms (which is a short). If it is open it displays 9.9o for too high a resistance.
What I posted is what the display shows when the device is set to display resistance when you hit the fire button. Here is a photo of it with no atty attached (not a good photo but you can see it is displaying 9.9o).
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