Hi James,
any change you can make one using two time 16340's? Will be very small....
any change you can make one using two time 16340's? Will be very small....
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I would have to take a few measurements and give it a little look see, but what are you looking for as far as a mod? like a 2x16340 evercool? I could probably do something is like a 3x2x1 inch box that I could stuff all that in, would be about the same size as a 3xAA maybe a little thicker.
Give me a few ideas as to what your vision is and I'll see what I can do on paper for ya.
James
Give me a few ideas as to what your vision is and I'll see what I can do on paper for ya.
James
Hi James,
yes a 2*16340 evercool, smallest possible....
what about 4*16340 or will that become a lot bigger?
yes a 2*16340 evercool, smallest possible....
what about 4*16340 or will that become a lot bigger?
I would have to take a few measurements and give it a little look see, but what are you looking for as far as a mod? like a 2x16340 evercool? I could probably do something is like a 3x2x1 inch box that I could stuff all that in, would be about the same size as a 3xAA maybe a little thicker.
Give me a few ideas as to what your vision is and I'll see what I can do on paper for ya.
James
I don't think it'd be that great of an idea to do a 4x16340 just because of the fact at that point you'd be running pretty high voltage to the chip to the tune of 16.8 volts on fresh fully charged batteries. That's out of spec for most variable chips and I don't like the idea of making something unsafe.
However, as far as the 2x16340, I could set them sideways in a box and possibly cut about an inch off the normal 18650 boxes I make, you'd run into the same life of a 14500 box though, so you'd just be trading for a different looking box at that point. That's totally up to how you feel about it, if it's something you're really interested throw me a PM and I'll do some more digging on what I can make happen for ya.
James
However, as far as the 2x16340, I could set them sideways in a box and possibly cut about an inch off the normal 18650 boxes I make, you'd run into the same life of a 14500 box though, so you'd just be trading for a different looking box at that point. That's totally up to how you feel about it, if it's something you're really interested throw me a PM and I'll do some more digging on what I can make happen for ya.
James
Looks interesting, if the box could be smaller then a 3AA. If not better a 2*14500, to use all the batts most of us have laying around. Then maybee You have some 16340, and no mod to use them. Like I have some 18650, and both mods I was using them in I have shortly fried. lol.
I have 16340's lying around and no 14500's...so that option would be great (4me) and even smaller. The AW IMR 16340's are good batties too IMHO
spacekitty, in defense of the modbuilder's picture that you posted, I have the real deal from this shop and it looks nothing like the website's picture. It works flawlessly, which matters more to me than "how it looks" anyway.
not trying to derail your thread, james -- it looks like you do very nice work!
not trying to derail your thread, james -- it looks like you do very nice work!
Sorry... I just had to post this pic...
One of the WORST examples I have ever seen!!!
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Sorry... I didn't mean to ruffle any fur...
but now it makes me wonder why they wouldn't have put a better pic up there then?? It looks like there would be no way to service it if something went wrong....Which also makes me wonder if there is any kind of warranty on these mods... Ha!!
nah, no fur ruffled here 
but Lisa warrantees her work, and makes good mods. She's just a small start-up business, and I'm sure she'll work on her photography skills I wasn't wild about the pictures either, but decided to give her a shot and am glad I did. I like supporting small business owners who are trying to do the right thing...plus I have to admire a woman who knows how to use a soldering iron 
and I've been following James' work here for the same reason -- he seems like a stand-up guy who builds nice mods that people can afford. Gotta respect that and I hope to own one of his mods someday, too one of those evercools is calling my name!
Happy vape-a-versary!
but Lisa warrantees her work, and makes good mods. She's just a small start-up business, and I'm sure she'll work on her photography skills I wasn't wild about the pictures either, but decided to give her a shot and am glad I did. I like supporting small business owners who are trying to do the right thing...plus I have to admire a woman who knows how to use a soldering iron and I've been following James' work here for the same reason -- he seems like a stand-up guy who builds nice mods that people can afford. Gotta respect that and I hope to own one of his mods someday, too
one of those evercools is calling my name!Happy vape-a-versary!
wooooooo hoooooooooo, i finally got to a computer & messaged James back about the mod he's making me
JBM, more power to you my friend. I love when people step out of their own free will to actually defend a product they purchased. It is very pleasing to know that someone makes a product so satisfactory that the customer defends it, that's the bar people should strive to meet.
Jen, I dropped you a PM about your mod, it's nearly complete and ill be sending pics soon!
James
Jen, I dropped you a PM about your mod, it's nearly complete and ill be sending pics soon!
James
The latest custom case: Clear 14500 Evercool with Display!
This is what Jen was talking about! Sadly I was going to use a little tact switch she sent me to make it look really nice and had it all planned out, till I breadboarded the switch and popped it on the third push. So I had to go a different route and use a bigger 3 amp switch to make sure it was good to go, but that made me angle the board which is irritating but now it works great, and safely.
I haven't attached the adjustment dial yet because I ran out of em! Ya'll got me working good and hard and I appreciate it very much! I'll post a few more tomorrow when I get the new dials made.
James
This is what Jen was talking about! Sadly I was going to use a little tact switch she sent me to make it look really nice and had it all planned out, till I breadboarded the switch and popped it on the third push. So I had to go a different route and use a bigger 3 amp switch to make sure it was good to go, but that made me angle the board which is irritating but now it works great, and safely.
I haven't attached the adjustment dial yet because I ran out of em! Ya'll got me working good and hard and I appreciate it very much! I'll post a few more tomorrow when I get the new dials made.
James
The only problem is there is literally no where to put it in a 3xAA box like the one that I created for you. Which is why I had to use a larger case. However, you could attach it to like an old carto, just solder it on to the wire from the carto which some people do to check the voltage that way.
The display from madvapes is the same one that went into that case, it simply takes the power running through it and reads the voltage out, no special wiring or anything, just negative to the first wire and positive to the second and bam you got voltage on screen.
James
The display from madvapes is the same one that went into that case, it simply takes the power running through it and reads the voltage out, no special wiring or anything, just negative to the first wire and positive to the second and bam you got voltage on screen.
James
I´ve got the one in a box, you srew it on just like an atty, and can put an atty at the other end, so measuring loaded and unloaded. Would that work on the evercool box. Sorry that I insist, but somebody told me it would need for some capacitors or something.
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