Diy mod?
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There is a healthy market for DIY mod parts and a few places that specialize in them. You shouldn’t need to strip down a mod for parts. I haven’t been in the market for such things for a few years and what specific vendor knowledge I do have is likely uselessly out of date, but I’m sure someone will be along. There’s actually a sub forum for this stuff I think...
Thanks. I went off to look for it to link but got side tracked
Cheers mate. Do you know where i can get a basic one thats like a pen. Not fused about screen to start with just want something to regulate the output
What do you wish to regulate? Voltage? Wattage? Wire temperature? <-- Listed in increasing degrees of difficulty.
Just want something thst stops it blowing up like a mech would lol if something goes wrong.
Build a mechanical and use a kick (if still available) would be the easiest way to start.
What i want is for it to work like a smok pen 22 for example but with a 18650 battery and a 510 pin. I want a place i can get the 'guts' for this it will all go in a custom made box
Designed for a metal tube mod but could be incorporated in box with a little effort. I don't remember the specs but it is low wattage and adjustable.
Could i use the guts from a vape pen 22 or something similar to make one so it would have the safety features but take a 18650 and can put any rda on it?
EVOLV - Home (scroll down to Kick) many of us used them in mechs when the regulated market was in its infancy
So you want a potentiometer to control power and a mosfet.
Search building a Mosfet mod then add a potentiometer to the circuit. To control output.
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Search building a Mosfet mod then add a potentiometer to the circuit. To control output.
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I too think you might be better served by buying the parts you need, rather than cannibalizing from another setup. It's hard enough to build, but I'm not sure how easily you would be able to transform the guts from one setup to another. Is there a reason you don't want to just get a more traditional box mod? For something as simple as you want I could kind of see buying something premade, much more easily and possibly for less expense.
Although if this is your "dream" and you have some beautiful housing in mind I'd say go for it, but it's probably going to be a more complex process than you might think, so as you are working on assembling what you need, I'd probably stick close to the modding forum and ask questions as you go..
Best of luck, whatever you decide on doing!
Anna
Although if this is your "dream" and you have some beautiful housing in mind I'd say go for it, but it's probably going to be a more complex process than you might think, so as you are working on assembling what you need, I'd probably stick close to the modding forum and ask questions as you go..
Best of luck, whatever you decide on doing!
Anna
You can take a look at modmaker.co.uk , they have all sorts of ready made mod building circuits, from simple switches with a mosfet ("switchfet") over screenless regulator bords to dna and yihi boards, all in the range of about 10$-100$.
Keep in mind that building a mod is not for beginners, if you want security then intermediate knowledge of electronics is strongly advised. Beginner errors can quickly cause shorts/failures and you'd be the maker of exactly the thing you wanted to avoid.
Keep in mind that building a mod is not for beginners, if you want security then intermediate knowledge of electronics is strongly advised. Beginner errors can quickly cause shorts/failures and you'd be the maker of exactly the thing you wanted to avoid.
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