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Thanks, will do
Looks like a short somewhere... good luck and let us know how it turns out :beer:
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Looks like a short somewhere... good luck and let us know how it turns out :beer:
Just curious...
Have you ever used a different cell other than the one that came with the laser?
The reason I ask, is that protected cells are longer, and it can actually damage something if you screw the cap on too hard with a cell that is too long.
And also I ask because obviously the very first thing that you would check in a case like this is the battery.
Once in a while you just plain end up with a bad cell...
If not the cell, then probably a connection issue as was mentioned, but hopefully not some other issue like a damaged driver board or something...
Ohhh I know what you mean.
When I screw the cap in in with my protected 186650 cells inserted. Youu can feel a little buckling , a click sensation going on somewhere within the battery compartment.
It still lases , but a common problem among MANY MANY lasers hosts I've seen (albeit ... 6)
Couple of things....
1. What are you talking about? Do you own a Lasever 473 Laser? Because from everything in this thread it appears that it is Dr.Zoidberg's issue. This is the same as with the JL 473 that you remarked on and bashed so readily. If you do not have first hand experience with the laser, send him some well wishes and wait and see what happens.
2. If you have only seen 6 laser hosts, why would you make yourself out to be an expert on what happens when protected cells are inserted? Did you try out each one with a protected cell to see if there was damage done to the laser? On a somewhat humorous note, if I put "186650"'s in ANY of my lasers they would break.
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This is something that has bothered me lately. If you don't have any experience with a laser product that someone has an issue with, it is NOT okay to follow up their post with insults and bashing. It makes us look very bad to have people who have never even held the laser talking shit about companies. Hold off your hangman's noose until the issue has been settled for good or bad. Until then remember that these are temperamental electronics and things happen. Most quality companies, for example the ones you have been ripping on(Lasever, Jetlasers, and CNI if i remember correctly), are usually very good about resolving issues.
These are my 2 cents. Another member confronted you about this in the JL GB thread, and while you dodged his point I would say that it was still valid. When people post about an issue, they want help troubleshooting and/or reaching the company for a resolution. Most do not want help pointing fingers and slinging mud.
-Isaac
Proverbs 13:24
If you refuse to discipline your children, it proves you don't love them; if you love your children, you will be prompt to discipline them.
Just curious...
Have you ever used a different cell other than the one that came with the laser?
The reason I ask, is that protected cells are longer, and it can actually damage something if you screw the cap on too hard with a cell that is too long.
And also I ask because obviously the very first thing that you would check in a case like this is the battery.
Once in a while you just plain end up with a bad cell...
If not the cell, then probably a connection issue as was mentioned, but hopefully not some other issue like a damaged driver board or something...
I've never been a good at disguising my meaning behind the shrouds of wording. I say it as I feel , will that appear to be insulting to someone?
Perhaps , but I believe if we can't say thing as it is , that'll be the end of freedom and democracy .
Thats all.
It seems CTRL has won out good old ALT
My multimeter is broken and I need to get a new one. I will look around after work and see if I can find some wire to try to bypass the tail cap but I am in the process of moving so hopefully I have some still around here. I will let you know how that works out for me.