I have both the RS and the Maxi RS. One switch has a raised battery contact point and the other has a flat contact point. The one with the flat contact point can not be used with flat-top batteries. The one with the raised contact point is A-OK with flat-tops. And, it was shaped raised on purpose by whomever soldered it.
The 1.5 ohm dual coils with fresh off the charger 5.0v batts at around 5.4v = 3.6 amps. The switch is rated for 3.0 amps.
Therefore, i want to have a spare switch on hand. My question is: Are the switches all supposed to have a raised battery contact point? If I order a spare, should it or shouldn't it be useful for flat top batteries without me having to add some solder myself?
The 1.5 ohm dual coils with fresh off the charger 5.0v batts at around 5.4v = 3.6 amps. The switch is rated for 3.0 amps.
Therefore, i want to have a spare switch on hand. My question is: Are the switches all supposed to have a raised battery contact point? If I order a spare, should it or shouldn't it be useful for flat top batteries without me having to add some solder myself?
