I've got a small soldering iron, but there are tiny "odd" screws holding the top and bottom plates on.
Depends on the non replaceable. Vapor Shark has a $25 battery service for their products. But with something like an iStick, you pretty much just throw it away if you don't know much about electronics.Yeah the batteries built in, is garbage when the batteries go bad. That's the main downfall of iStick, and other nonreplacable.
Yeah I paid $30 for my 30w, and $40 for my 50w.Depends on the non replaceable. Vapor Shark has a $25 battery service for their products. But with something like an iStick, you pretty much just throw it away if you don't know much about electronics.
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Hello everyone, I have the istick 50w and 30w is it possible to replace the batteries in these? or am I stuck buying new ones if the batteries go bad?
Mine still works, but I was wanting to ask since my husband was wondering about it and I don't want him to tinker with anything that isn't meant to be tinkered with when it does finally go! I've been considering going the mech mod route but it seems to be too much maintenance then what I am prepared to take on, but I do like the fact that they can last almost indefinitely.
Mine still works, but I was wanting to ask since my husband was wondering about it and I don't want him to tinker with anything that isn't meant to be tinkered with when it does finally go! I've been considering going the mech mod route but it seems to be too much maintenance then what I am prepared to take on, but I do like the fact that they can last almost indefinitely.
All batteries degrade over time.
The battery doesn't work like it is brand new then suddenly die all of a sudden.
It degrades gradually.
With a replaceable battery mod, and a lineup of 18650 batteries that you pick up over time, you can notice the difference between your older batteries and the newer ones.
With a fixed battery mod, you can't be as sure if it's the battery that's getting weaker.
As for a mech mod, I don't understand what you mean by too much maintenance. I guess you need more care, but there's no particular maintenance really.
I really havent done a deep search on mech mods, but from what I have gathered is that there is more to it than just recharging the batteries, they need to be cleaned regularly as well as checked for errors in the wiring and such to help prevent possible damage to the device or person using it. Is all of this necessary? I don't know really know. Anyone got a link for more information about mech mods? Maybe I am just over thinking it all but safety is a big issue for me and I really do not know how safe mech mods are. I dont sub ohm but I dont know if that even matters.
Would the Vamo be one of them by any chance?if safety is a big issue for you, I wouldn't consider mech mods at all. Stick to regulated, you will get more out of regulated devices with less hassle, there are many regulated devices out there with enough power that come with replaceable batteries.
Would the Vamo be one of them by any chance?