ok, the video upload is almost complete...its 15minutes (sorry) of me just rambling and swopping batteries and attys and towards the end I remember to fit a kick to show the other tubes in use
Regarding switches working loose, this is true for anything grand vapor has yet made (private v2, m16 etc), so perhaps try this on your nemmies because I dont know who makes them, so ja, it may be pertinent:
A lof of these switches have a stupid design concerning the bottom pins, they have nothing to bottom out on when screwing them tight. Like, the females hole is longer than the male threaded bit. If you think of a nut and some threaded rod, the rod will thread all the way though the nut with nothing stopping it.
So on the private v2 and m16, which have similar switches, you need to put something into the hole to give the male part something to tighten up against, else your switch will work loose every two days or so. I always use a teeny bit of sponge, stuff it into the hole, fit the pin and see how tight it goes in relation to how high it goes. Repeat, try again, add a little bit more until the pin screws tight in the threads.
Ah, I'm kak at explaining.
Anyway, try taking one of those little washing up sponges, cut a small piece, like 5mm x 5mm off it, roll it up into a little ball and stick it down the hole that the pin screws into, then go stick the pin in and screw it up tight. If you use "just enough" it'll make the pin go tight at the correct height. If you screw it up, just get a tweezer and go fish the sponge out and try again.
Neme video, no need to watch it all, I do a lot of things a number of times and didnt edit it
Regarding switches working loose, this is true for anything grand vapor has yet made (private v2, m16 etc), so perhaps try this on your nemmies because I dont know who makes them, so ja, it may be pertinent:
A lof of these switches have a stupid design concerning the bottom pins, they have nothing to bottom out on when screwing them tight. Like, the females hole is longer than the male threaded bit. If you think of a nut and some threaded rod, the rod will thread all the way though the nut with nothing stopping it.
So on the private v2 and m16, which have similar switches, you need to put something into the hole to give the male part something to tighten up against, else your switch will work loose every two days or so. I always use a teeny bit of sponge, stuff it into the hole, fit the pin and see how tight it goes in relation to how high it goes. Repeat, try again, add a little bit more until the pin screws tight in the threads.
Ah, I'm kak at explaining.
Anyway, try taking one of those little washing up sponges, cut a small piece, like 5mm x 5mm off it, roll it up into a little ball and stick it down the hole that the pin screws into, then go stick the pin in and screw it up tight. If you use "just enough" it'll make the pin go tight at the correct height. If you screw it up, just get a tweezer and go fish the sponge out and try again.
Neme video, no need to watch it all, I do a lot of things a number of times and didnt edit it
