Buying my First Mod and Found one I Like!

[SadLittlePony]

I have been looking around and as nice as the digital voltage adjusters are I dont need that. I will be vaping at high volts anyways because I want a nice thick hot juicy vape and I wont need low volts very often except just for a little "snack" vape. I have been looking at the GGTB (Golden Greek Telescoping Battery) and because its all mechanical I dont have to worry about parts going bad. Just the batteries.

I found that I can put different batteries into my mod then to acquire different voltage.

COV IMR 14650 High Drain

2x AW 3.2v LiFePo4 RCR123 Battery

So with one battery I can get 3.7v and with Two of the other I can get 6.4v

I can also toss a safety fuse in there so I don't get hurt regardless of the safety of the batteries.

I am definately going with the 510 Steel Connector with a 510 Steel Complete bottom cap.

I will most likely go with the standard brass button.

And finally I want to get a nice Tankamizer. I found these custom made ones. Odyseus And latty Clear Windows

If there is anything else I should know or look at please let me know. I am looking to see if I can recharge these batteries and if I can how? I am also looking to see if I can find the connector and end cap in brass for a nice touch. Questions, Comments, Please.

 

[Mr.Mann]

Oh, wow that looks nice. I really want that Odysseus...really soon. I love pics!

 

[Dana A]

The GGs are beautiful but too rich for my blood. I don't mind paying for the Ody because it does something but not the GGTS.

 

[Dana A]

Yes you can recharge them but do some research on battery safety first. There is a thread around here somewhere. The Pila and Xstar chargers are very popular.

 

[donnah]

I got my Xtar WP2 charger on ebay for less than $20 shipped. They sell extra spacers for the smaller batts like the 18350 and the RCR 123.. you'll need two spacers per bay for the RCR 123.

 

[zzooti]

Well, since you did open it up for comments, I think you should do a little more research before investing in this device-nice as it is; first, there's no such thing as an 'all mechanical' apv (mod)-they all use some kind of electronics, with varying levels of complexity; and mechanical parts fail too. Also, the batteries not only can be recharged, they must be recharged; they also have the potential ​to be dangerous if mishandled, so it is very important to know all you can about them. Also research tanks a bit-no danger there but they can be tricky at first. But you're here at ECF, so that's a good start. Best of luck.

 

[SadLittlePony]

I got my Xtar WP2 charger on ebay for less than $20 shipped. They sell extra spacers for the smaller batts like the 18350 and the RCR 123.. you'll need two spacers per bay for the RCR 123.

Thank you very much for that info.




Thank you all for your comments. I greatly appreciate them.

 

[TravTech]

3.7v is too low for most of my vaping needs, but that can be rectified by choosing the right LR attys & cartos. Would probably have to leave out any Dual coils.

6.4v is too high for anything I've ever used.

Personally I wouldn't lock myself in like that. But to each their own, enjoy!

 

[Iffy]

first, there's no such thing as an 'all mechanical' apv (mod)-they all use some kind of electronics, with varying levels of complexity

"You should do a little more research"!

 

[zzooti]

"You should do a little more research"!

Well shucks, I'll just hafta go to skool and be a perfesser of elektrissity like you

 

[Unforeseen]

Moved from General E-Smoking Discussion to APV Discussion

 

[SadLittlePony]

Thanks Unforseen

 

[samwest]

Just an Idea; get a GLV2 polished aluminum @ 5 volts. No muss, No fuss, just plain ol' vapin' bliss.