Extension for UDT V10 Mech Mod

[Ryan Hynes]

Hey, my first time posting here, I've recently got given a Youde UDT V10 mod and was wondering if anyone happens to know if there are extensions for the battery housing so I am able to use a 18650 battery with it, also have any of you had issues with it just stopping firing for no reasons, I'm not sure if it's my 350's going flat very quick as it seems to work when I put a new one in but can be temperamental, any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks, Ryan

 

[Topwater Elvis]

Supposedly they do sell an 18650 tube, but, I don't know of a source.
Some v10's have a crappy fire button / spring assembly, disassemble, clean, replace spring.

What resistance is your delivery device / coil, what 18350 batteries are you using, an 18350 isn't going to last long at all with a high amp demand.

 

[Ryan Hynes]

Supposedly they do sell an 18650 tube, but, I don't know of a source.
Some v10's have a crappy fire button / spring assembly, disassemble, clean, replace spring.

What resistance is your delivery device / coil, what 18350 batteries are you using, an 18350 isn't going to last long at all with a high amp demand.

I'm currently using an Aspire Atlantas with a .5 Ohm Coil, I had read about the spring being a bit crappy so I'm looking at replacing, I'm completely new to Mech Mods so honestly don't know much, my batteries are Efest 3.7v 800Mah 18350s

 

[Topwater Elvis]

Not to be rude or sound harsh but, completely new to mechanicals & don't know much isn't a good combination especially using a mech with a faulty / flaky / funky fire button.
I'd suggest a new 50w or so regulated VW APV instead of fixing the mech.

 

[Ryan Hynes]

My main setup is actually a MVP 20W and a Nautillus so I have that, the mech was a gift so I though I might try it out, I have a brother who knows his stuff so I wouldn't dare fiddle with anything without his help

 

[Topwater Elvis]

In that case cleaning the fire button & all threaded surfaces and replacing the spring or maybe modifying button to use magnets or replacing button with magnet style may fix it up.

An 18350 battery isn't really optimal for sub ohm use, sure it can be done but it aint gonna have much life between recharging, I would not go any lower than .5 Ω.

4.2v / .5Ω = 8.4a & 35.3w