134 mini

[somdcomputerguy]

Picture of Your Setup Part 3!

 

[charlie1465]

 

[Innokin_Joseph]

Man, that's an oldie but goodie if I've ever seen one It's probably easy to figure out, but the battery was modeled after the General Electric M134 Minigun, hence the 134 model number.

 

[bombastinator]

Man, that's an oldie but goodie if I've ever seen one It's probably easy to figure out, but the battery was modeled after the General Electric M134 Minigun, hence the 134 model number.

Makes sense. I generally make it a point not to put guns in my mouth personally. It’s just a thing with me.

 

[Innokin_Joseph]

Makes sense. I generally make it a point not to put guns in my mouth personally. It’s just a thing with me.

A good rule to stick to

 

[somdcomputerguy]

the battery was modeled after the General Electric M134 Minigun, hence the 134 model number.

I remember reading that, or maybe hearing it on a youtube review.

just wanted to add: this was the first mod that I won here on ECF (thanks Innokin), my first external batt mod, and the beginning of my transition from eGo batt's. It is also the only, well not only really, but it is 1 of 2, mods that I bought another after the first one wouldn't work anymore. On the first mini, the button would occasionally not work, or it would auto fire. Contact cleaner spray helped somewhat, but not very much. The switch contacts weren't dirty, just worn down I guess. The other mod that I replaced with an identical one is a Pico 75W, that one died just by my own carelessness..

 

[JCinFLA]

I just happened upon a vendor yesterday, who still has those on their website. They're on sale for $29.99.

 

[Baditude]

I recall selling the Innokin iTaste 134 at the vape shop back in 2014. They were very popular because of their unique appearance. Not a particularly durable mod as I remember, despite its appearance.

 

[Innokin_Joseph]

I remember reading that, or maybe hearing it on a youtube review.

just wanted to add: this was the first mod that I won here on ECF (thanks Innokin), my first external batt mod, and the beginning of my transition from eGo batt's. It is also the only, well not only really, but it is 1 of 2, mods that I bought another after the first one wouldn't work anymore. On the first mini, the button would occasionally not work, or it would auto fire. Contact cleaner spray helped somewhat, but not very much. The switch contacts weren't dirty, just worn down I guess. The other mod that I replaced with an identical one is a Pico 75W, that one died just by my own carelessness..

Congrats! That was likely before my time with Innokin, many years ago I'm not very educated on the fire switches of mods from that long ago, but the contacts can indeed wear down over time, or more commonly there's some dust or dirt stuck behind it that scratches or damages the switch quicker than regular wear and tear. I always recommend a quick burst of compressed air as it usually helps switch issues but if that's not the case then it's likely the switch is on its way out.