Just wondering what all is involed in this mod. I saw a guy on utube that vaped the 905 at 6 volts. Looked like a vapor monster at 6 volts, not to mention the extended battery life, better throat hit and flavor. Would appreciate any input on this.
Yes takes 10 minutes to do, use a dremel sanding wheel, the one that barely fits into it, and ream it out. Then cut 1/4" of the grey rubber liner in the top portion of the PV out with an xacto knife. That way the CR2's will reach the contact point in the top. Vapes good at 6 volts, need to buy rechargable CR2's for it. But you can use non rechargables until your lits get it.
Dan
Just wondering what all is involed in this mod. I saw a guy on utube that vaped the 905 at 6 volts. Looked like a vapor monster at 6 volts, not to mention the extended battery life, better throat hit and flavor. Would appreciate any input on this.
Yes takes 10 minutes to do, use a dremel sanding wheel, the one that barely fits into it, and ream it out. Then cut 1/4" of the grey rubber liner in the top portion of the PV out with an xacto knife. That way the CR2's will reach the contact point in the top. Vapes good at 6 volts, need to buy rechargable CR2's for it. But you can use non rechargables until your lits get it.
Dan
Thanks Dan for the reply, I haven't got it yet so I'm going to try it at 3.7V first and see how I like it. I haven't tried vaping at 3.7V yet. Biggest batteries I have are the 510 megas so 3.7V might be all I'll need. I also have a 901 to 510 atty adaptor so I might try that also as I like the 510 attys a little better than the 901's.
Thanks again!
