Super T ELA V2 High Current

[RamShot Rowdy]

I see people posting about hot buttons or connections when running lower ohm builds on mech mods. I recently bought an ELA V2 and was wondering if anyone had ever experienced any similar issues with it? I'm getting an rda soon so I'll be running lower ohm builds with more current. I've tried 0.6 ohm on it with zero issues, but may be going down to 0.4 or possibly 0.3, so wanted to make sure it would handle those fine.

 

[Thrasher]

Lol to be honest I cant remember anyone ever complaining about anything on a super t mod.
very sad they are gone. Enjoy that mod, I would.

 

[sacullen]

Search the Super T forum. David has posted how to handle any hot button issues if they arise. It's not specific to the ELA, but it should be applicable to most mods.

 

[Durty D]

I have taken my ELA's down to the .2 range. The voltage drop is higher than some but it handles it no problem IF you have the HD spring installed AND you keep the button and mod very clean.

 

[RamShot Rowdy]

Thanks for the info.

 

[snork]

I have taken my ELA's down to the .2 range. The voltage drop is higher than some but it handles it no problem IF you have the HD spring installed AND you keep the button and mod very clean.

Were you able to make any comparisons between the stock button and the flat button assembly with regards to the low ohm operation?

 

[Durty D]

Ya know snork, that's one of the few ELA accessories I *don't* have. I like the stock switch and definitely need to be able to lock my mod so I never got one haha