I used JB weld to hold in my battery blocks and hot glued everything else. Im sure I could replace parts if I needed, except for the meter and potentiometer, I put them in first and then the battery block so there isnt much room to play with those. I have a soldering iron that I made a flat 'spoon' tip on that I use to scoop out the hot glue, which is a pain in the ...., but it works. I'll be doing that soon to this mod to put a different button in it. I hate the cheap horn buttons, makes any mod look like crap. But Im not too worried about parts going bad, this was a very cheap build so if it dies I will just build another.
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Mein Gott! The photos make it look ginormous. What are the overall dimensions?Another PTR08060 creation-- The VV E-Pipe (very poorly made
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That thing rocks matador! Great way to keep batteries away from your face too 
yup it is rather large
Its about as big around as a beer bottle and about 3 inches tall. It gets the job done though 
Another PTR08060 creation
very cool, I like it.
I use a hot glue gun. plug it in and squeeze the trigger. if you need to take something out down the line, just touch your soldering iron to the glue and pull out the part. you can get them at any craft store, and some dollar stores.
Glue is messy and it seals in heat. I never use it and never will. This is what I use in all my mods and have never had it fail
Everyone has their own preferences....this is just what works for me and works really well.
Is that a 3-Wood? Hmmm. Just had an idea for another mod for the golfers.
Another PTR08060 creation
Glue is messy and it seals in heat. I never use it and never will. This is what I use in all my mods and have never had it fail
Everyone has their own preferences....this is just what works for me and works really well.
I use the same stuff. It's amazingly strong and drys clear.
Hi All,
What an awesome thread. I have read through about 65 pages and have learned a ton, but have a noob question. What is the best way to cut the copper tape on a board? Can you just use an exacto knife?
Big bump for the single best thread I've ever read at ECF.
What an awesome thread. I have read through about 65 pages and have learned a ton, but have a noob question. What is the best way to cut the copper tape on a board? Can you just use an exacto knife?
Big bump for the single best thread I've ever read at ECF.
its a 37X78X20 cm project box they sell here in Greece. Excellent fit.
Thank you fellas
I just ordered some samples from TI...thanks for the tip!
UCC383T-ADJ
PTR08100W- 10-A, 4.5V-14V Input, Non-Isolated, Wide Output, Adjustable Power Module
BQ2014H- NiCd/NiMH Gas Gauge With High-Speed 1-Wire (HDQ) Interface And 5 LED Drivers
Hoping to use 2 of the 4.8v NiMH 600mah batteries from madvapes in parallel to give me 1200mah with a 5 LED segment display like the eGo style vv batteries have for remaining life. Am I on the right track?
(only grabbed the UCC383ADJ because it was in your OP lol)
Ron -
UCC383T-ADJ
PTR08100W- 10-A, 4.5V-14V Input, Non-Isolated, Wide Output, Adjustable Power Module
BQ2014H- NiCd/NiMH Gas Gauge With High-Speed 1-Wire (HDQ) Interface And 5 LED Drivers
Hoping to use 2 of the 4.8v NiMH 600mah batteries from madvapes in parallel to give me 1200mah with a 5 LED segment display like the eGo style vv batteries have for remaining life. Am I on the right track?
(only grabbed the UCC383ADJ because it was in your OP lol)
Ron -
The brains on this thing are awesome. with dual 18650 batts the thing goes for like 5 days
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