DIY Regulated Box Mod

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naiser

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You have power and charging going to the output of the board. I assume you drew this that way for simplicity, but they are not the same. Additionally, you MUST have fuses for lipo setups. I recommend two LF700 fuses per battery.

Also, would you be able/willing to show me the best way to wire this together with the fuses in the pic as well? My brain is currently overworked.
 

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Works with 0.3~3.0 ohm atomizers; Input voltage: 3.2~4.3V; Input current: 1.5~12A; Output voltage: 4V~9V; Output current: 10A (Max.)

With a 10a max, you could probably go with the 50's (again, four of them to get to 10A hold on each leg):

2920L500/16MR Littelfuse | Mouser

I recommend you read this and then decide on the LF part you need:

About fuses and choosing the appropriate fuse for your mod | E-Cigarette Forum

You want near 10A on each leg, so you will want one 10A hold current fuse or two stacked fives.
 

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Okay, as I tend to do sometimes, I have overthought this process and muddled up my mind. Can anyone kindly show me the proper way to wire this up using the blank diagram here? I would greatly appreciate it. DIY Mod Wiring blank Diagram.jpg
 

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Join the two negatives of the lipos. Cut the two positives in the middle and solder your fuses inline, then join the output leg after the fuse so you make a single pack...like my image (adjust the length at this point so you have enough to reach your board, but not too much). This goes to the positive/negative battery input on your board. The atomizer is hooked to the output of the board (often a negative voltage) and the ground connection on the board. The charger can go to the positive and negative battery connection at any point (on the board or on the battery).
 
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