Basic wire diagram and flashlight mod diagram

[Connman]

I made these up for someone to help make a mod and thought you all might like to see them. If you see anything you`d change please let me know. refer to what picture as well.

Basic wire diagram

Way to do atty adapter You could also solder the neg to the inside of lip

One way To mod a Flashlight

Well let me have it what should I change? I can take it promise. 8-o

 

[totter]

nice diagram.... thanks....

 

[Ericfixit]

That is a great illustration, close to how I made mine, I wish i had that for a reference before.

 

[LinuxBozo]

looks pretty good to me.

 

[WillyB]

Well I would make a few suggestions. Forget the tactile switch, get a switch with at decent AMP rating. These at 2A would seem to be a better choice.

MadVapes has more and other colors.

Why have that big body and use that use that skinny little 14500 that maxes out at about 900mAh? This same length battery will fit, and now you got 1600mAh, about 75% more vaping time.

Your diagram is good for showing people that the flashlight circuit board is not needed and how easy it is to establish a ground at the switch. With the switch I'm showing you don't even have to solder, just wrap some bared wire around the body before you tighten the locking nut.

You probably need something in addition to super glue, some epoxy and silicone maybe to seal things up. Juice has a sneaky habit of leaking into critical areas and deteriorating glue bonds that seemed fine originally.

 

[SusanB]

great illustrations helps a new modder like myself

 

[Connman]

Glad to help. And welcome to modding

 

[5cardstud]

You do nice work Connman.

 

[Connman]

You do nice work Connman.

You only say that because you haven`t seen my last one perhaps. It`s called using what you got.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/madvapes/78036-savouring-my-madvapes-lil-blu-project-box.html 8-o

and Thanks. I was thinking you did myself.

 

[Rocketman]

Nice work, maybe a few too many parts but anyone with just a little handyman skill can make a mod. Lay the parts out on the kitchen table and stare at them for a while. Close one eye, squint, move to the other side of the table. Something will come to mind.
Warning: once you start modding, it is addictive.
Caution: whatever design you use, vent it, and KNOW which end you want all the fire and shrapnel to come out of. Probably not the atty end. Make this end strong, the other end weak.
WillyB is right about the 18mm diameter protected cells. Better match in diameter, more energy.

Ya'll have fun now,

Rocket

 

[5cardstud]

So I like it the battery going that way and the blue. The only way to find out if something works is do it. For the price and time I put in on my last mod, with tools bought and parts I didn't like so I tossed them, I could have bought the most exsensive retail mod on the market. But my problem is I never think about that untill I'm done then I think That was stupid to buy all that stuff. Oh well it's called the modding addiction I think.

 

[Connman]

So I like it the battery going that way and the blue. The only way to find out if something works is do it. For the price and time I put in on my last mod, with tools bought and parts I didn't like so I tossed them, I could have bought the most exsensive retail mod on the market. But my problem is I never think about that untill I'm done then I think That was stupid to buy all that stuff. Oh well it's called the modding addiction I think.

Ooops should have told you scroll down in that post for my box mod. Sorry that is my sisters blue box.

 

[5cardstud]

That is great and it truely is a box mod there's no mistaken that. Now I love that mod. You should have made a 4.5 inch carto to put on it. I was surprised you didn't have a 12 volt battery in there. I'm still laughing at the walmart thing.

 

[markule]

So I like it the battery going that way and the blue. The only way to find out if something works is do it. For the price and time I put in on my last mod, with tools bought and parts I didn't like so I tossed them, I could have bought the most exsensive retail mod on the market. But my problem is I never think about that untill I'm done then I think That was stupid to buy all that stuff. Oh well it's called the modding addiction I think.

Not only have I spent enough on bits and pieces to buy the commercial version, the ones that have worked the best for me don't even use those parts, but are knocked together out of whatever's handy. Ugly, but d**n they vape nice!

 

[mistinthewoods]

Connman, you're awesome. I saved your diagrams to a modding folder I just started on my hard drive.
I've started on my third mod. I've made a Nico Stick (of course), a Fog Log and am starting on a variation of the copper pipe design. I have plans for many more.
Couldn't do it without guys like you.

 

[Phonernomicon]

Thanks for the diagrams! I made a 5v box last night, and if it wasn't for one of your threads I wouldn't have been able to visualize it correctly. I apreciate all your work!

 

[pnguin]

Very nice and easy to follow. Thanks.

 

[TomiGirl]

Thank you so much! Having clear diagrams to reference back to or print out and make our own tweaks is just awesome for this new modder!! Great job and thanks for passing it on