300W 60A VV box

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Relayer1974

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Hi folks! I bought this Delta Electronics D12S300-1 board recently, which is similar to the 300W GE Raptor chip. The pinout is basically the same as the Raptor and OKR for that matter, though there are multiple input, output and ground pins. I wired them all for the sake of current carrying capacity. The board is rated to 5V, but the resistor/pot setup I used (the standard 200 ohm pot and 220 ohm resistor a la OKR builds) yielded 3.5V-6.4V. I'm pretty sure it's good for it, since I've successfully run other boards 1.5V higher than max for the hell of it. I'm aware of the risks involved in going outside the spec sheet limits, and don't recommend anyone else do it. It's powered by a 3S 35C lipo to reduce the input current demand as much as possible. It isn't finished, but it's functional. I used a copper plate and mounted a brass Chi-You top cap as a high current, heat dissipating connector setup.
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Good goley mole' sauce and tortilla

wondering why not bridge the other inputs off of properly amped fused main vein and a proper ol skol well tested maximum safety glass quick blow fuse not the reset noobs on the block lol kabooooooooooooooom nah no negative salt throw just wow thats power you literally could run a commercial airconditioner circuit on the amps

also vaguely remember having to many fuses does some sort of cancelling of such.

what did you name it?

crosseyed would be mine for it
why crosseyed visus?--

cause when you vape a .1ohm @300watts it'll either make your eyes cross or you will see the face of GOD. lol
 

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hmmm....nothing :(......maybe it was one of those...."seemed like a good idea at the time....." things :)


Haha I didn't blow myself up and it's actually working very well. At 1500mAh, the battery life is exactly as abysmal as you probably imagine when running at 300W. I went to a vape shop in Memphis and they built up a .077 dual coil setup and I cranked it up to 4.9V. It was almost impossible to hit because the coils glowed within a second even with flooded wicks. I have since built a .15 quad rig that I can dial all the way up to 6.4V and vape somewhat well. It's still just too damn much, but it does the job it's told.

I named it PTSD: Primary Throat Shredding Device because we all got destroyed by scorched juice and one guy kept saying "I'm really afraid of dry hits now" after.
 

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This was definitely an example of "because I can". I started seeing 40A mods and said ".... it, I'm going full ......". I really like the thing, terrible battery life aside. I have a horribly-drawn wiring diagram, but I'll try to make a good one sooner or later.

My main vape tonight though? My Altoids Smalls can with 14500 and booster chip, running a 3 ohm dripper. :vapor:
 

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This was definitely an example of "because I can". I started seeing 40A mods and said ".... it, I'm going full ......". I really like the thing, terrible battery life aside. I have a horribly-drawn wiring diagram, but I'll try to make a good one sooner or later.

My main vape tonight though? My Altoids Smalls can with 14500 and booster chip, running a 3 ohm dripper. :vapor:

I would very much like to see your schematic! And hear any of the issues you may have had with this. I recently purchased some of the GE 60A chips, by accident believe it or not (I meant to get the 20A and screwed the pooch). I've seen some really good diagrams of the 20A but none of the 60A, and would love to get some guidance!
 
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