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| Super Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Philadelphia
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I am wondering if anyone has found an appropriately sized black cap to fit over the LED of a 510. Something like the cap the fits over the cart-condom of a 901 cart. It seems that regardless of how non-analog the blue LED looks, it may get to a point where stealth vaping is all that is possible, given the current gov't climate. I don't want to permanently cover the LED, as it is useful for indicating batt life, but a cover might be a good idea in some sensitive situations. Of course I could look myself, and likely will, but perhaps someone has already done the leg work here. Thanks! Kurt |
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| Full Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Seattle
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this would be cool to find, maybe a pen cap even
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| Super Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Near Austin, Texas
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i would thing a rubber cap that comes on prefilled carts might fit. might have to spray paint to the color you would like..
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| Full Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Denver, CO
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I found this video on youtube that is complete opposite of what you want to do, but maybe you can color of put something in and make it invisible perhaps? "Modify a DSE901 e-cigarette so that LED is visible to you" |
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| Full Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: WI, USA, Earth
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I have a manual battery and just cover the end with my hand when i hit it with the goal of "stealth vaping" lol It works good because you can still see the end flash when if its dead otherwise light goes out when you uncover and release the button... not quite what this is looking for but its my humble solution so far. I would think something you would use to cap a thin pipe or something to cover up bolts would work... |
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| Full Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Denver, CO
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Oh wait... you wanna do it on 510...
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| Super Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Philadelphia
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In total darkness, the blue LED can actually shine from in between fingers wrapped around the batt. A black instant rubber compound would do the trick I think. Just dip the batt in, pull it out with rubber on, let rubber set, then remove the new cap when you want to see the LED, like for checking or charging. Black acrylic paints might do this, as they just form a rubber. Must look into this... Kurt | |
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| | #8 |
| Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Jersey Shore
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The cap from a Sharpie extra fine or ultra fine will fit nicely over the LED on my 510. The extra fine also fits over the cart end, so I could use it to carry in a shirt pocket (cart end up), but for some reason the ultra fine will fit over the LED but not over the cart (it goes over, but doesn't "grab hold").
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| Super Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Philadelphia
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Kurt | |
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| Full Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: WI, USA, Earth
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The only reason I've found for the annoying LED is alerting me on battery level and i can think of a few more discrete methods that this could be accomplished. Honestly, does anyone enjoy the cheesy uneccesary LED on the end? | |
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