Is there anything needed like a regulator between the battery and atomizer. If so what kind, what voltage, and if this depends on the battery/atomizer is there a rule of thumb to follow?
between battery and atomizer?
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At least a momentary switch., most people would probably recommend a master on/off switch too.
Maybe more, but more info is needed on what you're trying to do. I'm going to assume you're using a Li-Ion batt @ 3.7V (protection is always recommended).
If you're using a single 3.7V batt, or multiple 3.7V batts in a parallel config, then there is nothing else NEEDED, unless you WANT to add an led.
If you're using 2- 3.7V batts in series then you probably want to use a 5V regulator.
If you're using NiMh rechargables then you'll need at least 3, probably 4 in series to get a good vape (see the puck how-to).
If you look through some of the sticky's there's some good how-to's to give you an idea what's needed for your setup, or with more info on what you're doing someone here can probably tell you.
Maybe more, but more info is needed on what you're trying to do. I'm going to assume you're using a Li-Ion batt @ 3.7V (protection is always recommended).
If you're using a single 3.7V batt, or multiple 3.7V batts in a parallel config, then there is nothing else NEEDED, unless you WANT to add an led.
If you're using 2- 3.7V batts in series then you probably want to use a 5V regulator.
If you're using NiMh rechargables then you'll need at least 3, probably 4 in series to get a good vape (see the puck how-to).
If you look through some of the sticky's there's some good how-to's to give you an idea what's needed for your setup, or with more info on what you're doing someone here can probably tell you.
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