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I have not received my maximizer yet, but I have several homemade ce2 tanks. I used a dremmel tool to cut the cone in half or so. The tank fits in nicely, but regular carts have plenty of room to wobble. I also ordered a second epower kit so that I have an extra cone that is standard sized.

Is there a mosfet in that little case?

The ones that I am having problems with are the new fat wick design. After a long cleaning session they are working great. I switched to the ce2's because I like a thicker juice also and nothing else aside from dripping would work well. I don't want to force your hand either direction, but I...

I too have had great luck with the CE2's, aside from this last batch I bought. These are the first one's I have bought that have the burnt taste and brown reside all around the coil and cups. I think it is the shielding from the wire that is burning. I disassembled, dry burned, rinsed and...

Well, it has been working pretty good for me so far (about an hour). I am using an extra ring #2 bevel up because my bd syringe is taller than it should be and I don't like space in between my drip tip. No leaks, easy to fill and pretty simple.

I have been wanting to do something similar for a long while. I was thinking about using only the mesh instead of the silicone wicking. Not sure how it would work with the two 90 degree turns though.

I have been using CE2's since October and have not even attempted to go back to atomizers and those damn carts. I have not even had a need to mod them other than the bd syringe mod, which I still do with the clear ones because the sleeve they come with sucks and breaks on me consistently. They...

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/114901-evercool-variable-voltage-mod.html There should be all the information you need in those pages somewhere. Using a N\C switch is about 7 to 10 pages in I believe. I would suggest you go with the TI evercool regulator. It seems to be the...

You could build evercool mods with them. The TI regulator has the inhibit pin that works with the normally closed (n/c) switches you have. Just for reference, a closed circuit means that all parts are connected. When it is open that means there is a break in the circuit somewhere (aka switch)...

There are so many different combination's of ohms and voltages that can appeal to anyone. I would suggest that you just start with a 3,7 cheap mod that is dependable and long lasting. You can always keep it for a backup if it isn't what you really want. Then build a variable voltage mod (the...

I too am lost, your going to need pictures if you want a different answer. 510 Battery Connector, Sealed

I know, I know... I just found it at the xda forums and laughed my ... off. I couldn't help but share.

Kens box mods has a decent battery selection. Let me google that for you

@java Are you somehow affiliated with batteries plus, sir????

So they misrepresent the capacity, or represent it under their testing methods which are better to get a higher mah rating. I was hoping to find someone that has real world use testing of these specific batteries in a vaping device. I am about to start building a telescope, have plenty of...

I have noticed that on my 14500 mods the IMR's with lower mah ratings actually last longer at what seems like full power. On my 18500 Li-ion mod I get 1 full day of good hot vaping, day 2 voltage is around 3.9 it still works but has reduced pleasure. I may just buy one to see if it has a greater...

That is what I'm using and it does work great. I didn't notice max amp output but I am guessing 4.

I just finished a flashlight mod with parts bought from Madvapes.com. I really like that I can use an 18500 and the triple aaa battery pack it comes with to vape. The aaa's don't have the amperage, but on a long weekend at the Guadalupe river, I know I can find some juice to vape on without...

Glad you got it working. I have a couple of those kind of mods too, I need it to work and screw what it looks like.

When you insert the atomizer it may be adding presure to the center post that you have rigged and causing a short.