So i have the SCNDRL 2nd edition mech mod and just want to know if the switch vibrating sometimes is normal ? The magnets are quite strong so I only think the problem lies there. Because the magnets are not that fitted. I mean when you shake the mod sideways you can hear the magnets. And when I vape if I accidentally press the switch softly sometimes it vibrates. But when i press it firmly it does not happen. There's no short either . I dont know what is this problem can anyone tell me what it is ? Appreciate it thanks.
Switch Vibrates
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I've not come across it, but it's possible that the magnets could be oscillating within their collective fields.
Without owning one or being able to touch yours it's hard to say how to remedy it. Perhaps you could try packing out the area that contains the magnet.
If you have the authentic, then I would return it if it's a problem as they cost a mint.
Without owning one or being able to touch yours it's hard to say how to remedy it. Perhaps you could try packing out the area that contains the magnet.
If you have the authentic, then I would return it if it's a problem as they cost a mint.
Only dangerous if the oscillations reach 44.8 MHz, then all hell breaks loose.
A few years ago, when I had my first ELA, my switch used to vibrate when I used a kick. It ended up bugging me so much, I just stopped using the Kick.
Only thing I can think of as to why the magnets are vibrating is because they are not fixed to anything so when the current goes thru they just move? Im sure that if experiments were done that the finding would be that all magnet switches vibrate because of the fact that they are actually repelling each other?
Just be careful, if you get enough vibrations you might open a worm hole and end up who knows where.
I think there was an episode on Ancient Aliens and magnetic time travel or you might be able to move some megaliths and build a pyramid.
Only thing I can think of as to why the magnets are vibrating is because they are not fixed to anything so when the current goes thru they just move? Im sure that if experiments were done that the finding would be that all magnet switches vibrate because of the fact that they are actually repelling each other?
Just be careful, if you get enough vibrations you might open a worm hole and end up who knows where.
I think there was an episode on Ancient Aliens and magnetic time travel or you might be able to move some megaliths and build a pyramid.
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