Cold Heat Soldering iron?
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I have just bought some 2450 Mah energizer AA rechargable's ...I wonder how long they will last seeing as I can get an easy two days of vaping using the 2000 mah energizers in my modded soldering iron.
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You might be right , the tips sold separetely look just like an RCA plug, I'm just nor sure if the proportions are the same .
http://www.cyberguys.com/product-details/?productid=32199&sk=CYBVSM&cm_mmc=VSM-_-Feed-_-Yahoo-_-Text
If it works, it would be the easiest mod ever!
I'm not buying one though, I already modded my cold heat since I first saw surbitonPete's post months ago, and been sitting in a drawer ever since, (2 big, bulky and heavy for me, but it really vapes great)
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You might be right , the tips sold separetely look just like an RCA plug, I'm just nor sure if the proportions are the same .
Weller Chisel Tip Replacement for BP860MP Soldering Tool BP11 - Cyberguys.com
If it works, it would be the easiest mod ever!
I'm not buying one though, I already modded my cold heat since I first saw surbitonPete's post months ago, and been sitting in a drawer ever since, (2 big, bulky and heavy for me, but it really vapes great)
ahh you kept that quiet warp, I didn't know anyone else modded one! I suppose it is fairly big, but it vapes so brilliantly, without any problems,that it's all I use, but then I am out of work at the moment and so I don't go out anywhere but I expect if I did I would want something far smaller and more cigarette like to use in public. I think that's why the cigarette lookalikes will always have a big market even if people have them in different colours. They don't make a person feel too self concious.
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I don't go out much either, I work from home, but yes, it is pretty heavy. Having so many lighter options now , i really don't use it.
For lovers of high voltage, It probably is better than the 2 X 3.0v in my opinion. For me, when I want to vape high voltage I use my RS wall wart at 4.5v and 1600 mA, all about personal preference.
I really didn't keep it quiet, I completely forgot about it since I had so much going on with the RCA stuff.
As for a step by step, I find it really hard to do since it is an easy mod and you can have so many different ways to do it. It will fit many kinds of switches, and the connection for the atty has many different ways that can be done. I also left all the electronics in it and both LEDs still work, (the white one in front and the red on top). Also easy to open up since it has screws for that all over the place, nothing to force, break or pull to get it open.
The Weller BP860 looks very promising if it fits the RCA connector with no modification, that would make it the very first mod ever that doesn't need to be modded at all.
I don't go out much either, I work from home, but yes, it is pretty heavy. Having so many lighter options now , i really don't use it.
For lovers of high voltage, It probably is better than the 2 X 3.0v in my opinion. For me, when I want to vape high voltage I use my RS wall wart at 4.5v and 1600 mA, all about personal preference.
I really didn't keep it quiet, I completely forgot about it since I had so much going on with the RCA stuff.
As for a step by step, I find it really hard to do since it is an easy mod and you can have so many different ways to do it. It will fit many kinds of switches, and the connection for the atty has many different ways that can be done. I also left all the electronics in it and both LEDs still work, (the white one in front and the red on top). Also easy to open up since it has screws for that all over the place, nothing to force, break or pull to get it open.
The Weller BP860 looks very promising if it fits the RCA connector with no modification, that would make it the very first mod ever that doesn't need to be modded at all.
ahh I see
Yes it would be amazing if that weller just happened to have the correct connector for an atty.....but I can't imagine being that lucky and looking at it I am not sure if it has been designed to be taken apart.
Overview for BP645MP Battery Soldering Iron
Heater is contained in the tip for super-fast heat up Copper tip with long-life iron plating Nickel-chrome plating over the copper to prevent oxidation Iron plated working end is factory pre-tinned with lead free solder Tip cannot be filed as this will damage the tip structure Phone jack plugs into the body of the soldering tool quickly and easily
Confirmed, right out of the box you can plug your atomizer to this model with only an RCA (phone plug) adapter.
Weller BP1
Weller BP645MP
This confirmation is only from what I read at Weller's website, I have not tried it myself.
Heater is contained in the tip for super-fast heat up Copper tip with long-life iron plating Nickel-chrome plating over the copper to prevent oxidation Iron plated working end is factory pre-tinned with lead free solder Tip cannot be filed as this will damage the tip structure Phone jack plugs into the body of the soldering tool quickly and easily
Confirmed, right out of the box you can plug your atomizer to this model with only an RCA (phone plug) adapter.
Weller BP1
Weller BP645MP
This confirmation is only from what I read at Weller's website, I have not tried it myself.
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I'm just waiting for nerf to get his 510 connectors in so I can make some rca hook ups.
Is there a standard RCA to Something adaptor with the proper threading for one or more of the standard atomizer sizes or do you have to make up your own?
I know there's been much talk on this subject. I would search but RCA is too short a word.
I know there's been much talk on this subject. I would search but RCA is too short a word.
You have to make your own Kona.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...9-pvma-no-more-worries-batt-connectors-7.html
Not hard to make if you have a $5 pipe cutter and some patience.
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My cold heat came in the mail today, still waiting on the 801 battery connectors, then I'm going to give this a go.
My cold heat came in the mail today, still waiting on the 801 battery connectors, then I'm going to give this a go.
Remember to take pics RP, everyone will appreciate that very much.
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Yep, I have a nice digi camera. I've never done a mod yet, so going to try and see how clean I can make it, will try and detail the steps with pics. Thanks you all for being such a wealth of knowledge to all of us, it's much appreciated!
Really looking forward to this! I think I'll buy the 510 now for my Cold Heat. It's the best thing for me right now 'cause I'm low on cash.
Thanks for all this information! Can't wait to see pics.
Thanks for all this information! Can't wait to see pics.
Sorry for the DP, but just throwin' it out there, does the e-cig in general eliminate smell? I know it's vapor, but that is the main reason I am doing this. My roommate hates when I smoke so I figure I'll rig my Cold Heat with a 510 and light up.
Also, does it have to be liquid that goes in the atty? Or could I put, say, some ground stuff in it and still do the trick?
Sorry for being so dodgy and a noob
Also, does it have to be liquid that goes in the atty? Or could I put, say, some ground stuff in it and still do the trick?
Sorry for being so dodgy and a noob
I picked up a BP860MP witch uses the same tip as the 645 but has a high/low switch. The connector is slightly bigger in dia then a RCA jack. It will still be an easy mod and no work will be needed with the switch. I will have to get another one because I really like how well it solders, this thing works great. I did make an atty RCA jack but I need a female RCA to finnish it. Soon I will have a coldheat and a weller mod once I get my female RCA connectors
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I picked up a BP860MP witch uses the same tip as the 645 but has a high/low switch. The connector is slightly bigger in dia then a RCA jack. It will still be an easy mod and no work will be needed with the switch. I will have to get another one because I really like how well it solders, this thing works great. I did make an atty RCA jack but I need a female RCA to finnish it. Soon I will have a coldheat and a weller mod once I get my female RCA connectors
Darn it, they had to make it slightly different didn't they?
So it really works as a soldering iron...wow, I'm in shock and now I'm gonna have to get one hehe.
Can't wait to see your finished mod of it hang, thank you for that info.
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I picked up a BP860MP witch uses the same tip as the 645 but has a high/low switch. The connector is slightly bigger in dia then a RCA jack. It will still be an easy mod and no work will be needed with the switch. I will have to get another one because I really like how well it solders, this thing works great. I did make an atty RCA jack but I need a female RCA to finnish it. Soon I will have a coldheat and a weller mod once I get my female RCA connectors
Hi hangtime......does the BP860 have a momentary button already??? it looks like it might have in the pictures???.....wow that would make it an even easier mod than the cold heat soldering iron. If that one mods just as easy as the cold heat ..I might get one of those as well. The power and voltage of four AA rechargeable's seems just right to me.
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Is there any kind of "sleeve" you could put on the RCA jack to make it the same size as the soldering tip?
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