I received this bad boy today and the rest of my mods are jealous for me spending so much time with this "cheap floozy" haha.
I have never been so satisfied with a stock mod, especially one for less than 20 dollars.
I did a side by side comparison with my Gus G22 (replaced brass contacts) with a new eFest 18500 and my new TVS Diablo Clone with the same atomizer (agi wrapped at .4) and the same battery configuration. The TVS clone hits just as good, if not a little better than my g22.
The only things I've had to modify as of a days worth of vaping were;
1. Gluing in the bottom o ring to avoid losing it (as I tend to do)
2. Tightening the top of the bottom firing switch/connection: if it is not screwed together all the way, it will misfire if you sit it standing up vertically. (Shes a heavy one and the weight can cause it to fire if not fully tightened) The button sits some what close to the "fire prevention" shape at the bottom base of the mod, so securing it in place will prevent all (hopefully) misfires. I may end up shaving the fire post down to further protect myself against misfires.
All in all, this is a great mod (not even mentioning the ridiculous price). The voltage drop is nearly nonexistent IMO. And I plan on buying a few more before the price is (inevitably) raised when in high demand.
Thanks china!
sanded top cap down quite a bit, you can see the 4 air flow channels in the 510 connection are gone. so this is relevant probably only if you are going to use an RDA or genesis style atty with this mod.
here's the button recessed a millimeter or so into the switch cap. just screw that button in with your thumb
here is the center-pin side of the delrin that i sanded down a bit, perhaps a millimeter or so.
you can see how the other side of the delrin is now recessed into bottom of the top cap (sanding this side of the delrin would not make the center pin move up, you will see why when u get the mod and take it apart). when i got it stock, the delrin was flush with the bottom rim. so essentially the center pin is that much further up in the 510 connection, and it is "floating" so i was able to screw my atty in flush with the top cap then tighten up the mod.
That is great to know, and thanks for the feedback.
I had exactly the same problem with my sentinel clone re the bottom firing pin. I found it easy to solve though, by doing as you say.
I also like the fact that a lot of these cloned mods, work brilliantly, straight from the box.
Yes indeed, thankyou china.
PROBLEM SOLVED.
Several times a day, the head of the bottom firing pin would loosen and push the button further out that the housing, causing misfires.
I simply applied a small amount of yellow Teflon tape (ribbon like and thin, used to seal threading on gas pipes) to the threading of the bottom firing pin, and then screwed the pin back into the threading and it is holding tight!
IMO it's a less invasive than securing it using crazy glue or lock-tight, so disassembling the bottom switch is still possible, but never accidental
sanded top cap down quite a bit, you can see the 4 air flow channels in the 510 connection are gone. so this is relevant probably only if you are going to use an RDA or genesis style atty with this mod.
here's the button recessed a millimeter or so into the switch cap. just screw that button in with your thumb
here is the center-pin side of the delrin that i sanded down a bit, perhaps a millimeter or so.
you can see how the other side of the delrin is now recessed into bottom of the top cap (sanding this side of the delrin would not make the center pin move up, you will see why when u get the mod and take it apart). when i got it stock, the delrin was flush with the bottom rim. so essentially the center pin is that much further up in the 510 connection, and it is "floating" so i was able to screw my atty in flush with the top cap then tighten up the mod.
