I believe that's on the negative, between the battery cap and atty base. Bad ground on caps.You're reading a constant 1.7V on the positive pole of the 510 connector? That is odd.
I believe that's on the negative, between the battery cap and atty base. Bad ground on caps.You're reading a constant 1.7V on the positive pole of the 510 connector? That is odd.
The battery cap has a good connection to the batteries negative but the caps threads aren't passing it to the chassis of the mod. So when a volt meter is in a series between the cap and 510 you can read the voltage drop. A perfect ground would read 0 volts. That 1.7 volts was just from powering the board, not firing the coil i believe.But the battery cap and negative side of the 510 are connected together. How could you ever read a voltage across these?
Yeah, received it too.
Great news! I hope she will reserve the few they're getting for the people who were asking her about it. They've probably ordered 5x silver and 5x black
I probably should know the answer to this but I don't so i will ask.
Do all of the SXK temp control flask have the low resistance read problem?
@dwcraig1 and @Quantum Mech
sorry for the delay. I do have it "working" thank you to everyone for the help. I say "working" because i really have to torque down the battery caps. On the 510 side just a bit of pressure, but on the screen side i probably have to go an additional 45-90 degrees past the point at which it is already tight. i went to town with a wire brush, i have a dremel so i am going to pick up a wire wheel and see if that fully fixes the issue.
using my volt meter, on which i am still a novice, i get some interesting numbers and information. please forgive me if i use the wrong terms as i am sure i will.
i believe the setting on the volt meter that beeps if it finds a short is called continuity. so for the purposes of this post, that is what i will refer to it as, until you all correct me.
*when touching any screw on the top plate with another screw or atty top i get a beep and a 0 reading
*when touching the bottom battery caps, screwed in way to tight in my opinion, i get a beep and zero reading at each screw and the atty
again the bigger problem is the battery tube on the screen side and if i just have the battery tube finger tightened it does beep and have fluctuating reading at the screw or atty. I also looked at voltage from the battery cap to the atty and screws. i am seeing voltage of between 1.7 and i think i saw 3 at one point. I don't fully understand that, is this indicative of a the fact that until the cap is really tightened down it is not finding ground? and again this all goes away when i torque the cap on good
but i am on the way to having a fully fixed mod thanks to the help of all the great people on this site. Thanks again!!
Verifying using one of those atty ohm checkers carries little to no meaning to me, I believe that's what some used to check with.Every mod with the new SXK chip has this problem, to our knowledge.
Well, the odd person here or there has said they find smaller deltas or provides one reading that seems on-par; but everyone who has tested it thoroughly against reasonable benchmarks has found the issue, across all three SXK mods (VF silver+black; VS rDNA; Zero of multiple types). So I am inclined to ignore the occasional 'no issue' finding as being poor testing, given the volume of confirming findings from everyone else with an SXK chip.
Verifying using one of those atty ohm checkers carries little to no meaning to me, I believe that's what some used to check with.
I imagine some are OK and others, well are not.
Hm, not sure if what she's saying is true Bloke.
I mean, you'd already posted earlier that when you order 5 from SXK, it would be around $51 including shipping to Europe/US. Shipping within China is much cheaper of course and I'm sure if they order say, 250 units, the price will most certainly drop.
I'm referring to those few that said they had no low resistance problem may have used an inaccurate ohm checker to come to that idea. You'll get no disagreement from me, it's the chip as far as I'm seeing it. (also)
Now there nothing wrong with using one of those as long as it's checked for accuracy against other "things".Gotcha, thanks; edited my reply above!
Now there nothing wrong with using one of those as long as it's checked for accuracy against other "things".
Mine is good on some atties and poor on others, I'm think about putting a good 510 socket in it with real wires.