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If that looks okay to you then this conversation is moot and I will maintain my assumption.

So why is the red o-ring not sitting right in the image in the direction of the cell?

You should be popping out adapters in no time @scy123 :clap:

Does something back that red o-ring to keep it from moving out of the way during impact? This image shows the o-ring further back in one zone. That is why I was wondering if that could be a reason. It may have clearance statically, but with effort and a loose fitting ring, it seems it could...

Oh yea, it was that indeed.

When the Glyphs disappeared, the utility of the LB died. Long live the Power Adapter :doh: And that is why I feel no shame in all these efforts in the past several dozen pages. Alas, it is up to Magic Flight to innovate. My conversations with their tech support regarding cells however...

Exactly. But it is obviously not keeping the stem from hitting the aluminum ring which is the reason for the breakages, in my opinion.

IH = induction heater. I don't like Ti. How about glass encapsulated metal spheres?

Teaser - Ti spheres and IH :clap: ...:razz: Okay, I'm on a one track show :lmao: carry on :leaf:

A second aftermarket part - replace the adjuster ring with one that has a viton liner (band) to act as a buffer. That should reduce the breakage inclination by several fold.

I didn't know the PSM had a fire button instead of the cap-contact switch. Thanks!

Well, MODs are Li-ion cells so not sure where they are going with that. Most likely just an advertising slogan when Li-ion started getting vilified. I'd say in return their current cells aren't much safer. They get hot in the charger and in use. The cells they sent me that I paid good money...

Okay @PKOK - thought of an interesting idea with my last burning of the index finger on the back of the glass vial. Temp sensors can be had in small 3-legged transistor packages. A friend also showed me how well UV glue works. I think I will try to put a temperature sensor on the backside of...

You'll be the first to know @LabPong ; You have a great input. I am doing market research. The IH is something that can go a whole lot further than people are currently doing. That portable little handheld is a lot closer right now but I'm very interested in getting solid input for a real...

I'm thinking a modular device that plugs into the water rig that holds the IH and the VC.

IH I'm thinking of a rig that simply heats the IH on the rig and it senses air draw to activate it. A bit of temp control and you have an automated heater.

@LabPong - What is all you needed to do is draw on your water rig? :tup: No transfers, no buttons, just draw! @lookhigh - flow sensor :brow: @GoldenBud - I spin in the IH just for grins.

I certainly don't trust China's number. Germany is a good case study for statistical information. My calculations say that we've accounted for 15% of infected.

Correct, 7% of verified infections, not population. Now why would Germans die at a much lower rate than Italians? They don't. That means there are countless infections not accounted for in Italy. But the numbers can give you an idea of the unaccounted infected. On a statistical basis, the...

That is China but certainly a new level of Arduino fodder. I'm gonna like that store :cheers: Thanks!