I am interested in building a altoid tin mod. I would prefer a vv mod but I can't seem to find any how to guides but it's a little hard to find things on the phone. If anyone able to point me toward a guide or a video that with help me find the parts I need to make it. I'm really excited about making one so any info would make my day
Diy altoids tin mods
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Can't help ya with phone problems.
However, the modder's section has complete information on altoid tin mods (general type) and also on VV mods some of which may fit into a tin.
Note of caution...Altoid tins are metal so be extra careful about short circuits when building the circuit. Plastic boxes are a bit easier in that respect (like the 3xAA boxes).
Anyway see: Modding Forum
Also see MadVapes (link on front page) for some parts and mod kits including a simple stacked battery vv mod with a linear regulator.
However, the modder's section has complete information on altoid tin mods (general type) and also on VV mods some of which may fit into a tin.
Note of caution...Altoid tins are metal so be extra careful about short circuits when building the circuit. Plastic boxes are a bit easier in that respect (like the 3xAA boxes).
Anyway see: Modding Forum
Also see MadVapes (link on front page) for some parts and mod kits including a simple stacked battery vv mod with a linear regulator.
Your post count has to be high enough - 15 I believe - before you can access or even see the modding forums on a search. Since you have only recently crossed that post count try logging out and logging back in and repeat your search. If still not visible/accessible you have to wait an hour for the system to refresh.
Ok tbh did not even know about the in forum search I was Google searching. I'll take a look
Also not a bad external site with a fairly simple VV mod that can be shoe-horned into an Altoids tin if you change the power source to a 14500 or similar with proper overcurrent/undervoltage protection: Introducing the New Puck "MVP" and Tutorial - The PUCK e-Cig Mods
Here's another example. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modding-forum/191607-easy-okr-t-vv-mod.html
I have three tins (two okr and one ptr08100 (evercool)) - they are extremely powerful, versatile, and inexpensive.
I have three tins (two okr and one ptr08100 (evercool)) - they are extremely powerful, versatile, and inexpensive.
You could always buy the VV PCB from a vendor and build the rest yourself. I think you can get the DNA 20 PCB. There are other ones too
DNA 20 is really nice, with a well laid out display and simple, intuitive controls - but it (the Nivel too) is extremely expensive compared to the more powerful OKR. For a first build, cheaper components would probably be wise.
I've got a couple DNA boxes on order... I hope they live up to the hype!
All good and cool advice!
FYI - I've been using a simple linear regulator (VV) from the MadVapes boxmod kit for over a year. 1 set of two 14500's lasts about 1.5 days for me. YMMV of course depending on usage. I keep promising myself I'll do an Evercool mod or something but there's just no real motivation.
FYI - I've been using a simple linear regulator (VV) from the MadVapes boxmod kit for over a year. 1 set of two 14500's lasts about 1.5 days for me. YMMV of course depending on usage. I keep promising myself I'll do an Evercool mod or something but there's just no real motivation.
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