Fixing loose cartridges on an M-401 electronic Cigarette
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Awesome idea! Wasn't sure if it would work on my 510 carts since the cart fits inside the end of the atomizer but I just put the lines on the outside of the cart on the part that slides in to the atomizer and it worked great. Thank you.
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Your the man. That trick works great I just tried it and it works great but I used a paperclip was really tight but it also fixed my problem with my light goin off in the middle of a hit also. Worked out great.
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You're very welcome. I hope it helps!
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hi mate,
am i right in thinking thats a Pilot atomiser and a EVO battery you are using in this vid?
nice tip!
igetcha69 3 years ago
Yes, you are correct. I have 3 evo batteries 2 evo atomizers 2 pilot atomizers and 1 generic 401 battery which I have now modified to the point that I like it better than my evo batteries :) I did another vid comparing the evo atomizers and pilot atomizers. Surprising results.
terraphon 3 years ago
well after reading the thread on the pilot batteries its no wonder you opted for the EVO one! lol
what mod did you do to your generic?
igetcha69 3 years ago
I popped the end cap off to expose the LED and then pulled the LED out whilst taking care of the wires. There was a plastic disk in there (contact shield, no doubt) which was HUGE...I cut that out and then scraped out some glue that was in there. After that I melted 3 clean holes in the cap and replaced it. My god, it's insane. It pumps out more power than the evo batts so I hget POWERFUL vapor and throat it. Love it.
terraphon 3 years ago
cool! i know the plastic disk you mentioned so i might just give that a try!
igetcha69 3 years ago
Seems that cap somehow reduces the sensitivity of the battery. Not sure the physics of it but removing that and punching the tiny holes in the cap made a world of difference. Now I get sad when that battery dies.
terraphon 3 years ago