5v mod help!

[Classic_Crisis]

ive been reading all about how well 5v vapes.
and i really really want to make one, but i have no idea what i need to get.
in other words, i need a detailed list.
and a link to a tutorial would be nice too. ( i cant pick one theres too many to choose from and i dont really know what one would be "best".)

and please dont just put
battery box
batteries
connecter
ect
ect

put it all together and there ya go.

i have ADD from hell. and i have trouble reading tutorials, i need step by step pictures with short, to the point captions.

please please please help!

 

[MastiffMike]

Madvapes dot com
Go there, see tutorial, buy supplies (most of which they sell).

There's also a lot of tutorials on flashlight mods here on the forum. Decide what you want to start with and there's probably a tutorial on it!

 

[Classic_Crisis]

id probally want to go with a flashlite mod.

 

[Sir_Lawrence]

Check out my post on 5v mods...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/65392-how-build-my-5v-mods.html

Maybe this will help.

 

[MastiffMike]

OK, well I know recently there was a 5v flashlight mod video put up. IIRC that thread had a parts list and the video walking you through it. I see Sir_Larry just posted while I was! He's the man behind the 5v video I mentioned.

There's also multiple non 5v flashlight tutorials (search for "magnum"). If you don't have soldering experience you'll also want to watch the how-to videos and you might consider doing a 3.7v mod or 2 before tackling 5v (I've done one 3.7v and am working on my first 5v and it's quite a bit more challenging fitting all the components into the tiny space I decided to use).

 

[Classic_Crisis]

yeah im pretty new to sodering,

 

[MastiffMike]

Here's a great (and detailed) thread on a 5v battery box mod:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/madvapes/62445-madvapes-5v-regulators-rock.html

The soldering/wiring part is the hardest (for me) b/c I'd never done it before my first mod. While the soldering may not be pretty it works great! I highly recommend trying it, the satisfaction is great even if your first results are not photo worthy!

Generally, 5v mods require either a regulator (like the one linked above) or a booster. Either way, they require more soldering than a 3.7v - that's why I recommend if you're unsure of your soldering skills start with 3.7v