Snails - Response on Threads Part 4
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G'mornin, snails!
Brrr...10°F according to my phone app. And it's only gonna get colder as the day goes on.
I wore two wool coats and will be sporting beanie hat hair at work all day, LOL!
Hump DAYYYYYY!!!
Brrr...10°F according to my phone app. And it's only gonna get colder as the day goes on.
I wore two wool coats and will be sporting beanie hat hair at work all day, LOL!
Good morning everyone!
Guess what day it is????
Hump DAYYYYYY!!!
Oh yeah, the trouble I was having with my istick (if anyone remembers that I was having trouble with my istick) was a broken/ripped positive pin insulator in the 510 connection. For some reason, when the 510 connection would short out due to the insulator, the wattage setting would jump around.
Fix:
Cut a thin piece of cardboard, cut a hole in it to fit a male 510 connector through
Placed cardboard over istick's 510 connection
Attached the iStick 510-eGo adapter with the cardboard between the iStick and the adapter
Put an eGo cone on the adapter
Added the cRussian
The cardboard allows the adapter to be tightly screwed onto the iStick without deforming the broken/ripped insulator, but contact is still made by the positive pins.
Fix:
Cut a thin piece of cardboard, cut a hole in it to fit a male 510 connector through
Placed cardboard over istick's 510 connection
Attached the iStick 510-eGo adapter with the cardboard between the iStick and the adapter
Put an eGo cone on the adapter
Added the cRussian
The cardboard allows the adapter to be tightly screwed onto the iStick without deforming the broken/ripped insulator, but contact is still made by the positive pins.
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