added something to the pot so i dont have to open the box or use dang screwdriver.
Mamu, what have you done to all our modders? You have unblocked their ability to see beyond into VV. We thank you for the unblocking.
It sure does. I would have never attempted it without your find.It think it's absolutely awesome!! This pre-made circuit makes modding a dream.
I LUV vaping with vv regulated mods. Total vaping heaven for sure.
Right now I'm working on what I call Mamu's Monster Mod. It doesn't have this circuit, but it has everything else - including the kitchen sink. LOL I joke.
i did attempt it - epic fail ...It sure does. I would have never attempted it without your find.
electronics is not my forte. nothing bad happened, it just didn't work. at all.
mamu's find has reopened the modding doors for me (and presumably others).
the minds here are fantastic!
added something to the pot so i dont have to open the box or use dang screwdriver.
SOME minds are fantastic...mine is mush when it comes to electronics; that's why I appreciate the pictures and step by step instructions. Without those, I'm as lost as a goose.the minds here are fantastic!
not if i have the lil pot knob protruding the box. got it?Not to be a downer here, but don't you have to take the cover off to change the batteries? So now, when changing batteries, you also have to disassemble the piece you placed on the pot. Seems like an unnecessary attachment.
not if i have the lil pot knob protruding the box. got it?
you change batts once or twice daily how many times do you adjust the voltage?
Here's a pic of how I wired it. It is the easiest vv mod I've built so far.
the way i did mine on my varbox i didnt solder the ground wire i hooked it up on an 18 gauge needle and i stick it in and out. i had some shrink tubing to insulate it... i can take some pics if it helps...
my is still working and i dont bother unpluggin it cos i found a digital camera case for it at the dollar store that fits perfectly. how long has it been since i made varBox? 2 months? sorry for the crappy pics but i just got home from work and im a bit sleepy...I would like to see pics of that D. Right now I have a mod with a voltage reader that comes on with each press of the atty switch. I'm wondering how durable these voltage readers are to be used as frequently as that.
A .5mA (no 'h') switch is good for nothing. I doubt they even make such a thing.... The only way I can see to install it so it only displays the volt reading on demand is to install a separate switch. Can I get away with using one of the small .5mah switches for that or will it burn that sucker up?
Thanks for any suggestions and help
A .5mA (no 'h') switch is good for nothing. I doubt they even make such a thing.
SPST with 4 leads Rated 12v, 50 ma.