low load unless tank isnt screwed down tight

[hblackwolf]

Hey everyone. I have a Russian 91% that is my first RBA. After taking it apart and rebuilding it I get a low load message on my ehuge mod. The mod works with all my other tanks and worked with this one before I rebuilt it. It works fine if I unscrew it a little. I have checked and rebuilt a new coil for it several times to try to fix it but I am out of ideas. I would greatly appreciate any input.

[mvince201]

Sounds like you need to either adjust the pin on your Russian 91% or your mod.

[charliestheman]

Is it a Russian V2 spring loaded self adjusting center pin version? Or does it have the adjustable center pin thats threaded like a screw?

[hblackwolf]

Is it a Russian V2 spring loaded self adjusting center pin version? Or does it have the adjustable center pin thats threaded like a screw?

The Screw one.

[fishguy1123]

Is the 510 pin screwed in all the way? Seems odd to have to unscrew the whole thing to get good contact though, usually the other way around and need to extend the pin.

[hblackwolf]

Is the 510 pin screwed in all the way? Seems odd to have to unscrew the whole thing to get good contact though, usually the other way around and need to extend the pin.

Yep. I tried loosing it and all it did was increase the amount it the tank had to be loosened to work

[mvince201]

I assume your coils are at the correct ohm to be fired by that mod? I'm not sure how low it will fire.

My thought is maybe loosening the tank is causing just enough extra resistence for it to fire if the coil was too low for it to, ya dig?

Edited June 11, 2014 by mvince201

[Bebop]

^^this

Check your coil with your ohm meter

[iheartvape]

Check yo coil, befo you... Ahh I can't think of anything clever... Lol

[Tam]

Do you have a different mod to try your Russian 91% on?