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using the actual tube as a sicket
I mix in luke warm water: 1/2 bicarbonate of soda & 1/2 salt and snuff it through - feels like drowning, burning like hell but worth the pain.
Thanks for the suggestion Mark, I'll try it tomorrow, today has just been one of those crap days where nothing works. Any more of this and I'm gonna crack : P@Alex if you remove all juice and hold the unit, minus the battery under water and you squonk wont you see bubbles & find your leak?
Check out the video in the sub-ohm kit thread here. Shows the nipple that might be not properly tightened.That sounds like the source of my problem thanks, gonna google it quick
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Check out the video in the sub-ohm kit thread here. Shows the nipple that might be not properly tightened.
hmm, not going near builders warehouse or I would check, but I'm sure if you ask they will have various de-oxidizer’s available
Really interesting that its your battery hehe I thought it would be the hose/fitting too
oh well, hehe, I'm glad you have a solution! awesome!
Very interesting. But how did the batteries cause the leaking? Or am I missing something?I finally found the source of my problem, it's the batteries. Or rather the oxidation build up on them. I was looking at a good solution and came across this http://store.caig.com/s.nl/it.A/id.1554/.f after checking this thread on ECF.
Highly recommend all reonauts have a look at that thread. the ECF one that is.
Very interesting. But how did the batteries cause the leaking? Or am I missing something?
I finally found the source of my problem, it's the batteries. Or rather the oxidation build up on them. I was looking at a good solution and came across this http://store.caig.com/s.nl/it.A/id.1554/.f after checking this thread on ECF.
Highly recommend all reonauts have a look at that thread. the ECF one that is.
I've always used some tape around the batteries on the reo, to help with removal. And the result is they always orient in the same place. So I guess that accelerates the carbon buildup. And actually helped in identifying the problem.
Please explain. i had to use a screwdriver to lever out the battery in my HANA MODZ DNA30; i was thinking of making some sort of strap to pull it out with.