mini pipe, which battery?

[Vince1]

Smog, you are indeed the man! That makes perfect sense to me.
Also my pipe started doing something different now. With the new battery its - puff- then 3 fast flashes followed by 3 slow flashes.
The low output current would explain why very little voltage was lost when I connected it to the 12v light bulb.

[Vince1]

Crap, Now I have 4 new batteries and no use for them!

[surbitonPete]

Crap, Now I have 4 new batteries and no use for them!

aha yes ...must have crossed post there........smog makes perfect sense.........that's the solution......haha I wonder what you can do with those batteries......

[trog100]

that sounds like the answer.. high capacity at a very very low output.. made for beacons and sensor things that have to be left unattended for ages but also with a very low current draw..

not the kind of batteries i am familiar with..

lithium ion are the type needed for the lady pipes..

trog

[Vince1]

Found a place to get the right ones, but you have to buy 1000 of them. Lighthound has them for $5 but they are out of stock.

[surbitonPete]

Found a place to get the right ones, but you have to buy 1000 of them. Lighthound has them for $5 but they are out of stock.

um I don't think you will need a 1000 batteries vince

[trog100]

i think the lady pipes makers have picked an obscure size for commercial reasons.. they dont want folks buying DX ones at 5 dollars for a pack of four perhaps..

trog

[Vince1]

Well, I've got something for their ass. http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/gomepls/1wtorch1.jpg

This will use one 14500 battery and they are cheap and plentiful.

[surbitonPete]

Well, I've got something for their ass. http://imgs.inkfrog.com/pix/gomepls/1wtorch1.jpg

This will use one 14500 battery and they are cheap and plentiful.

Well it's the first time I have heard of someone buying the batteries first and then finding something to fit the batteries....lmao........ but torches are always handy

[Vince1]

That light will be my first modded pipe. Take the bulb out and add the atomizer. Remove the clicker from the button and presto! Super-cig! It's a single aa cell light even though it looks bigger in the pic.