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I also would like the new switch

I had this happen. The stuck part. I found that using a large rubber band wrapped around the cart helped.. This increased the grip friction and by increasing the diameter, the mechanical advantage.

Do not drain the battery all the way.. Charge when you like

I've jumped around this thread awhile. Still cant figure it out. Is the cera good for flowers? Very

Almost 8 months. But I think that I started having problems about 1 month ago.

Well, my switch has now gone sour. Wad of aluminum foil 5 seconds to bright glow, switch 15 or 20 seconds. Ah well, Time to contact TET.

My buddies have learned to use it. One commented that now that he knows how to hit it, he always gets powerful hits. You just need friends that will learn.

Got my NTSH MP yesterday. After the first test run I really like it! The only thing is now my case is not configured to store it :(. Very nice though.

Wow. Mine won't arrive until tomorrow.

Just posting to say, months long Cera owner with zero issues. LOVE MY CERA!!! Combustion is actually unpleasant these days.

I am still in for one. Coooool

Before everyone goes and buys a ton of these batteries, remember lithium batteries have a operational life, even if left unused. So don't buy them with idea of just storing them for later. The shelf life of a lithium battery is about 3 years.

I had mine stick once. I caused it by spinning the base on fast. There was enough momentum to get base "all the way on" making enough friction to have it stick. I would not suggest lube at all. Just make sure the threads (one on the switch and one on the body) are clean. And be careful about...

Um. you *have* tried REMOVING the safety pin entirely, right? I don't mean to be mean, but I am just asking.

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I think that you are correct. I did put it on imgur.... seems good now.

Odd, I see the link... okay let's try this again.

here is my kit... not small, but compact for the contents I think. this is the Pelican 1120

I did the same, using the pelican 1120.

I have to admit ignorance in the matter of ohms. I thought I understood it in terms of watts, volts and amps. But that ohms thing.... ~3.7 volts then. At ~4 amps. An interesting power supply problem...