Thanks - NOW I can see what the cap is supposed to be touching with the cap screwed on all the way.
XHALER VIDEO And instrutions to Come!!!
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Drew thanks for the recognition and thanks even more for making the videos. I am glad I could help just a little. Also, Cherice asked about what the noalox does. It is a anti-oxidant. Aluminum naturally forms surface oxides that can prevent a good electrical connection. By cleaning the body and then applying the noalox, it keeps those oxides from forming and allows for a good electrical contact so the voltage trying to go from the switch to the body makes good contact.
Hey I've been wondering about that Noalax too... I'm looking forward to getting some now that I see just how easy the switch assembly stuff is. I can't believe how easy that is...somehow I was intimidated thinking it was much more complex!!
Thanks for the videos Drew great demos
I am using the Noalox too after Hittman turned me on to it i got a small tube from home depot for under 3.00 i recommend it to everyone. i haven't had to clean my switch or reapply yet and Ive been using for a couple of weeks. It makes the switch connection so much smoother.
I am using the Noalox too after Hittman turned me on to it i got a small tube from home depot for under 3.00 i recommend it to everyone. i haven't had to clean my switch or reapply yet and Ive been using for a couple of weeks. It makes the switch connection so much smoother.
So would this noalox be at a little ace hardware type store or do I need to hit home depot... If home depot PLEASE someone....which section - I could be lost there until 2010 LMAO!! Thanks in advance 
my mistake laurel it may not be Noalox it looks like they have another brand
called Ox- Gard
it should be the same thing i would think... its an Anti Oxidant
GB® Ox-Gard® Anti Oxidant Compound (OX-100B) - Electrical Tools - Ace Hardware
i was thinking Lowes
http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=23853-12704-30-024R&lpage=none
called Ox- Gard
it should be the same thing i would think... its an Anti Oxidant
GB® Ox-Gard® Anti Oxidant Compound (OX-100B) - Electrical Tools - Ace Hardware
i was thinking Lowes
http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=23853-12704-30-024R&lpage=none
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AntiOxidant... Can I just rub blueberries on the darn thing?? LMAO! Sorry couldn't resist!
Thank you for the advice! I'm still thinking about running to get some but the iso alcohol has worked okay for me thus far. Just want to keep things in tip top shape LOL
Thank you for the advice! I'm still thinking about running to get some but the iso alcohol has worked okay for me thus far. Just want to keep things in tip top shape LOL
you can try the blueberries....let me know how that works out for you lmao
Id thank Hittman he is the one who told me about it.
I would absolutely go for it ...it makes such a big difference in the connections smoothness. you wont regret the $.
Best 3.00 i spent for vaping by far. I used to clean it everyday....i havent had to clean it yet since using it.
lmaoId thank Hittman he is the one who told me about it.
I would absolutely go for it ...it makes such a big difference in the connections smoothness. you wont regret the $.
Best 3.00 i spent for vaping by far. I used to clean it everyday....i havent had to clean it yet since using it.
When you say it makes it smoother does that mean it makes the button more consistent? I am having issues with having to press down pretty hard and perfectly straight down on the button to get it to fire. I tried the tips in the forum and also unassembled the switch and attempted to clean but it wasnt dirty yet.
Yes it not only makes it more consistent i dont have to press hard like that anymore either
its as smooth as my regular manual 510 battery switch now
your welcome just sharing the great find that Hittman gave me
so worth picking up...my fingers don't have the indent they did from pressing so hard anymore
Soo glad Drew did these videos.
Cemented the order when I have the funds, I enjoy 3,7 but 6v is not my cup of tea.
Cemented the order when I have the funds, I enjoy 3,7 but 6v is not my cup of tea.
Hi Drew.
I have talked to you on the phone before and I am not looking to start up anything at all but I have an absolutely legit question to ask as I am interested in purchasing this product in particular for 5 volt vaping.
Why at the end of this video at around 3:06 where you loosen the cap up about 3 turns does the meter show 664-665(Normal Supposedly) and then at about 3:13 you loosen it again about another single turn and it drops down to 514 (Not Normal) and then you fully tighten it up again at the end about 5-6 turns
Is there a valid explanation as to how this can happen?
Regards,
Derek
I have talked to you on the phone before and I am not looking to start up anything at all but I have an absolutely legit question to ask as I am interested in purchasing this product in particular for 5 volt vaping.
Why at the end of this video at around 3:06 where you loosen the cap up about 3 turns does the meter show 664-665(Normal Supposedly) and then at about 3:13 you loosen it again about another single turn and it drops down to 514 (Not Normal) and then you fully tighten it up again at the end about 5-6 turns
Is there a valid explanation as to how this can happen?
Regards,
Derek
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