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Post by fred on Nov 16, 2013 17:50:55 GMT
It seems as though the brass bit should be down in the tube, and not visible, but I think the circuit board is too high in the tube for it to fit in properly.
Will take a few more pics before I send it back - its definitely going back though!
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Post by mybad on Nov 16, 2013 18:09:15 GMT
If it was mine I would just file it down flush , providing there was still enough depth of thread left to screw the atty all the way home.  |
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Post by fred on Nov 23, 2013 18:00:46 GMT
OK - so I've made it look beautiful, by using a wide top beauty run (protank one I think), so happy bunny again.   And just for robby - a PIC without the top cap 
Its a lot better with the beauty ring in it, but possibly too big for me in 18650 mode! |
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Post by robby on Nov 23, 2013 22:22:14 GMT
That is so strange fred, I have never seen or heard of one with a brass washer or shim (looks like it anyway) between the Vamo top tube and the atty connector, thanks for posting the pic Looks like you found a good workaround . I have never seen a single machined mod top with two different metal type appearances. If it is actually a separate piece (the brass looking bit), then I have never seen anything like that on a Vamo. |
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