Hey I need help! I have had my vaporflask v3 clone for a couple months now, and as of right now I have come upon an issue. The 510 threads on my vf have I guess the best way to put it is gotten bigger? My tct tank just slides in and out with slight ease! How do I fix this or maybe even safely rig it so I don't have to purchase another one?
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I have one too. They have a copper 510 connector which is quite soft and will wear out quickly if you don't take it easy on them. Taking it easy on them means you don't screw atties on too tight and you are careful not to cross thread them. Not changing atties too often will also help a lot 
If mine ever wears out I will install a Fat Daddy 510 connector, but I know how to solder and do the mechanical work needed. If you can handle that it's the best way to go IMO. The FD 510 connector is a lot tougher and will last a lot longer than the original. If you have any doubts that you an replace it, don't try it. Safety is the most important thing here as always.
If I couldn't do that job and I liked the mod, I would buy another mod with the same features that has a better 510 connector.
If mine ever wears out I will install a Fat Daddy 510 connector, but I know how to solder and do the mechanical work needed. If you can handle that it's the best way to go IMO. The FD 510 connector is a lot tougher and will last a lot longer than the original. If you have any doubts that you an replace it, don't try it. Safety is the most important thing here as always.
If I couldn't do that job and I liked the mod, I would buy another mod with the same features that has a better 510 connector.
Try here for more info:
Vapor Flask V3 DNA40 Clone thread | E-Cigarette Forum
It's a fairly long thead.
Vapor Flask V3 DNA40 Clone thread | E-Cigarette Forum
It's a fairly long thead.
By the sounds of it you got the Kangxin made unit, I have one too and the copper alloy 510 has worn out on mine after only a few months of use (abuse). The bad news is replacing the 510 is technically challenging, particularly on that unit as the 510 is press fitted.
I suggest that you read through the link posted above as it contains details of every single aspect of the short comings of these clones, and in most cases detailed info on how to remedy them.
I suggest that you read through the link posted above as it contains details of every single aspect of the short comings of these clones, and in most cases detailed info on how to remedy them.
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