Let me state emphatically that I don't endorse what I did here . Do it at your own peril, but I like it. If you do this and develop heavy metal poisoning, don't blame me! But then again, if we can't trust the Chinese to use harmless materials, who can we trust?
So, I'm using only my rebuilt coils on the Atlantis now, but one thing still bugged me.. The little cutouts at the bottom never line up with the coil holes. Therefor this little modification.
Firstly, wiggled out the glass. It doesn't turn, needs a bit of wiggling. I dont have a pic of what it looked like with the cutouts because you can't ungrind something off when you realise you want to take a pic of what you are busy with .
Anyhoo, this is what it looks like after grinding the bits off and some sanding with 600 sandpaper and vodka'ing it thoroughly:
Then push the glass back in (gentle now..) and turn the coil in. I like the coil in the top bit technique cause I can get more juice in that way.
Now for some good juice (Colossus, my ADV, ask @ESH, maybe he'll tell you ) and you're good to go with no more coil alignment issues!
So, I'm using only my rebuilt coils on the Atlantis now, but one thing still bugged me.. The little cutouts at the bottom never line up with the coil holes. Therefor this little modification.
Firstly, wiggled out the glass. It doesn't turn, needs a bit of wiggling. I dont have a pic of what it looked like with the cutouts because you can't ungrind something off when you realise you want to take a pic of what you are busy with .
Anyhoo, this is what it looks like after grinding the bits off and some sanding with 600 sandpaper and vodka'ing it thoroughly:
Then push the glass back in (gentle now..) and turn the coil in. I like the coil in the top bit technique cause I can get more juice in that way.
Now for some good juice (Colossus, my ADV, ask @ESH, maybe he'll tell you ) and you're good to go with no more coil alignment issues!
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