Anyone using a drip shield on the Darwin? If so which one and what adapters are needed?
Anyone using a drip shield on the Darwin? If so which one and what adapters are needed?
I don't have any 306 drip tips beyond the standard short ones, so for those attys I use an extra 510 extender.For 306 attys you need to use an XL drip tip.
My previous post....@Drew: S Adapter!!!!!!
FWIW, my Darwin is new, only had it for a little over a week. So there might have been some changes but my arm can close with teh avid shield. There is only a hair's space between it and the body though. I really wish they would design the arm a little farther from the body.
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@Drew: S Adapter!!!!!!
How about just an offset adapter with a built-in swivel and set screw...screw onto existing 510 and swivel to the position you want, then tighten the set screw......
Edit: Just in case ----swivel idea first posted here by me....... for all to see..... he-he-he ....there may be a BEE Buzzin around.......
You've got a different adapter on yours, I just use a shorty 510, so the bottom of the drip shield is much closer to the connector. I could get enough play to close it if I used a couple more of these, but I don't worry too much about it ;-)
I've got a question about atties increasing in resistance as you use them with the Darwin. The one I'm using now used to show 2.4 ohms but now it's up to 2.7. Does this mean I'm killing it? Should I back off on the power on it?
I've got a question about atties increasing in resistance as you use them with the Darwin. The one I'm using now used to show 2.4 ohms but now it's up to 2.7. Does this mean I'm killing it? Should I back off on the power on it?
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Ohms can fluctuate as most can vary +/- up to .3Ω but that is usually when new and the variance from rated. Usually ohms will drop over time. I'd suggest you remove the atty and clean the threads and the Darwin connector, blow it out and see what happens when you put it back on.I've got a question about atties increasing in resistance as you use them with the Darwin. The one I'm using now used to show 2.4 ohms but now it's up to 2.7. Does this mean I'm killing it? Should I back off on the power on it?
I've got a question about atties increasing in resistance as you use them with the Darwin. The one I'm using now used to show 2.4 ohms but now it's up to 2.7. Does this mean I'm killing it? Should I back off on the power on it?