A bit rough looking I know but it was mainly to road test the 18350 and use at least one snus tin box I have lying around, plus I have about 6 more Camel snus in the fridge for later use--maybe emptied in about a year going by my snus consumption rate.
All parts for the mod I got at madvapes, except for the atty* and the tin boxes. It's hard to see in the pix but I do have an on-off master switch which I tore out of a AAA box at the bottom of the snus box.
*I tend to use BE112 for HV vaping now. Were this 3.7v, then the 801 carried by MV would do just fine.
I wanted to test a momentary switch with unspecified rating so for a change I soldered a 470 ohm resistor into the pcb.
The use of the Haagen Dazs ice cream bar stick to use as spacers and framework to keep the batts snug and tight is optional of course . Optional, but recommended, as I'm sure it adds an additional 100mAh to the already beefy 1200mAh of the protected 18350 batt due to the magic of Da Dazs!
For those preferring 3.7v vaping, there is enough space to fit a 5 or 6ml bottle to make your own juicebox after one batt is taken out.
People with good fabricating skills might want to cinch a waist in the snus box for an even better ergomatic fit.
The next project will probably be the Altoid chewing gum box mod which will fit two protected CR123A's. You will have to hammer down the floor of the hinged tin can to flatten out the convex bottom.
Funny how one gets so easily spoiled. Tired of having to recharge 14500's which at first seemed miraculous compared to lousy ecig battery units. Now, having to use 2 14500's feels like having to lug around extra inefficient cargo.
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