My V3 suffered some damage to the housing. I am currently checking out the internals. Here are some pics. I have not decided on the final design for this mod yet. Any suggestions would be meet with an open mind.
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iTaste VV V3 New Beginings
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Didn't have damage just wanted more runtime.
Took apart and took out the little battery.
Epoxied the two end electronic components as close as I could to each other to a small piece of plastic inline with each other.
Tried a 900 LiPo connected to existing battery wires. Worked OK but I wanted more.
Heatshrinked a CGR18650 and connected the existing battery wires. Very strong now and lasts about a day.
Epoxied the battery to the back side of the electronics so it's only about 3" long. Battery one side electronics the other side.
Using a nautilus had to be careful of clearance not letting the battery get too close to electronics. Used the heatshrink so I could cut it off later to change the battery. Epoxied the heck out of the component side for insulation and strength.
Heavier than original vv but stronger and lasts longer. Charges fine and works with original components
Poor man's Provari
Took apart and took out the little battery.
Epoxied the two end electronic components as close as I could to each other to a small piece of plastic inline with each other.
Tried a 900 LiPo connected to existing battery wires. Worked OK but I wanted more.
Heatshrinked a CGR18650 and connected the existing battery wires. Very strong now and lasts about a day.
Epoxied the battery to the back side of the electronics so it's only about 3" long. Battery one side electronics the other side.
Using a nautilus had to be careful of clearance not letting the battery get too close to electronics. Used the heatshrink so I could cut it off later to change the battery. Epoxied the heck out of the component side for insulation and strength.
Heavier than original vv but stronger and lasts longer. Charges fine and works with original components
Poor man's Provari
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Sounds like a awesome little mod! I would like to see some pics, if you have some. I have been working a lot of overtime at the job lately and not much time for modding.
I would like to see some pics, if you have some. I have been working a lot of overtime at the job lately and not much time for modding.damn, was hoping it was just a screen held in with a screw. one of these mounted in one of those little 9v battery boxes with a 1200mAh tenergy batteries would make a nice small mod and increase the mAh over that of the standard VV-V3.
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