510 @ "X" amount of volts question . . .

[xLowEndx]

I'm trying to do some research and not having much luck. Does anyone sell the 510 at 5 volts? I see that the Chuck, Silver Bullet, and the Prodigy operate at 3.7 and 6v but I hear that 5 v is "the sweet spot. Any ideas or suggestions or recommendations?

I've been using my 510 for 3 months now and am looking for another way to heighten my vaping pleasure.

PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!

 

[535cheetah]

make your own ?? check out the "modders" section. 99% of the parts you need are at radio shack. or get one of those you listed take it apart and slap a 5V regulator in it.

 

[AngusATAT]

I think that Jeff, the maker of the Chuck, can make a 5v unit for you if you ask him.

 

[xLowEndx]

if this is the case then are the 5 volt 510's made only by modders? Which ones? Links?

 

[raven9mm]

I think that Jeff, the maker of the Chuck, can make a 5v unit for you if you ask him.

Actually no. There is no 5v chuck. The chuck at 3.7v is just as good as a 5v mod due to the less resistance from the copper and brass that it is made from.

 

[xLowEndx]

Actually no. There is no 5v chuck. The chuck at 3.7v is just as good as a 5v mod due to the less resistance from the copper and brass that it is made from.

I was very unaware of that and after spending all day on the forum I may be looking into voltage boosting or reducing. Thanks.

Any other comments anyone?

 

[chadc]

I love my SB at 3.7v but at 6+ it blows attys if you are not real real careful! At lover voltage I tend to pre-warm and hold my hand on the button a bit long. At 6+ That is done at the cost of a new atty.

 

[AngusATAT]

Actually no. There is no 5v chuck. The chuck at 3.7v is just as good as a 5v mod due to the less resistance from the copper and brass that it is made from.

Sorry, my mistake. I thought Jeff had made one at 5v for someone.