Spring loaded center pin question?
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Not bad persay. It could of ben bad if it was a mechanical mod, but then again i dont think is a mechanical that has a springed pin.
Otherwise normal for people to press the pin with something and test weather a mod has a springed pin or not
Otherwise normal for people to press the pin with something and test weather a mod has a springed pin or not
Well I guess my first question is what did you use to press down on it with? Not sure that it matters but I wouldnt use anything metallic just in case.
Next question would be, did your test produce the desired results? Does it in fact have a spring loaded center pin?(it should)
Finally, are you experiencing any issues with the device?
@defdock The Maraxus has a spring loaded pin, as does the Hammer. Im sure there are more in existence. I will say that the Maraxus was a terrible experience for me, I kept getting a hot switch and after about a day of tinkering with it I decided it was better as a display item in my collection. It hasnt been used since.*
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Both are mechs, the Hammer was decent but I needed to reinforce the spring in the center pin to reduce the voltage drop. It would indeed be bad to tinker with a pin in a mech that had a battery in it though.
Next question would be, did your test produce the desired results? Does it in fact have a spring loaded center pin?(it should)
Finally, are you experiencing any issues with the device?
@defdock The Maraxus has a spring loaded pin, as does the Hammer. Im sure there are more in existence. I will say that the Maraxus was a terrible experience for me, I kept getting a hot switch and after about a day of tinkering with it I decided it was better as a display item in my collection. It hasnt been used since.*
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Both are mechs, the Hammer was decent but I needed to reinforce the spring in the center pin to reduce the voltage drop. It would indeed be bad to tinker with a pin in a mech that had a battery in it though.
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I used a q-tip. There was give to it so it is spring loaded. No effect on performance which is fine. Just making sure that what i did wouldn't damage it in the long run. Don't plan on doing it again now that i know it is indeed spring loaded
Then Id say you're all good and there is no issue in checking. Just make sure that none of the fibers got stuck in the connection.
Let me get this straight....you attacked your mod with a Q-tip because you didn't trust the manufacturer. You are a dangerous fellow. 
Let me get this straight....you attacked your mod with a Q-tip because you didn't trust the manufacturer. You are a dangerous fellow.
Yeah i don't think pushing LIGHTLY with a Q-TIP on the center pin is "attacking" the mod. Guess you'd be the type to call the cops if i threw a piece of paper or a cotton ball at youLet me get this straight....you attacked your mod with a Q-tip because you didn't trust the manufacturer. You are a dangerous fellow.
Touché
I enjoyed the 'attacking' comment very much.
We enjoy some silliness on here most days. Keeps us all smiling. Nice posts @Benjamin89 and @Smoke_too_much
Come on....admit it...you gouged at it with Q-tip!!! Poor mod never stood a chance did it?!
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You should see the last guy that dared to throw some Sally's Rayon at me. I think he can finally vape again, but it took him a while.
You should see the last guy that dared to throw some Sally's Rayon at me. I think he can finally vape again, but it took him a while.
He deserved it! Everyone knows if you wanna take someone out you gotta use the peel from a KGD pad.
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