That's a neat little mod for twenty-six bucks. I have no idea how well it works, but I like it!!!
Thanks, Aik!!!
But my biggest question remains, who were the mystery hands with the furry, 1970's coat?

That's a neat little mod for twenty-six bucks. I have no idea how well it works, but I like it!!!
Thanks, Aik!!!

But my biggest question remains, who were the mystery hands with the furry, 1970's coat?![]()
And why did they have to show us all 6 sides of the box three times?

Well I've posted some questions elsewhere but the 25w used the yihi chip and they partner with Pioneer4You. Sort of like a IPV mini??? Anyway, trying to figure out whether they are worth drumming up interest in another (unmentionable) forum on ECF or not.

The Sigelei should meter out identical to the IPV Mini (Busardo did a review on it), since both are using the Yihi SX130 board. Which means it pretty accurate for this price range, even in PWM mode (and that gives it a half-decent step-down capability as well).
The beautiful pink mods are advertised as red. They are definitely NOT red. I love this color!
In PBusardo's review he showed the IPV Mini had step-down and "power boost" (.8-1 volt boost for .8-1 sec.) in the PWM Mode only...and NOT in the DC-DC Mode.
Since then P4Y has come out with the IPV Mini V2. Although it does have 40 more Watts...it has NO PWM Mode (ie. has DC-DC Mode only).
What's up with that???
In PBusardo's review he showed the IPV Mini had step-down and "power boost" (.8-1 volt boost for .8-1 sec.) in the PWM Mode only...and NOT in the DC-DC Mode.
Since then P4Y has come out with the IPV Mini V2. Although it does have 40 more Watts...it has NO PWM Mode (ie. has DC-DC Mode only).
What's up with that???
I have the pink/rose/red one. To me...it definitely looks PURPLE!
Agree...it is the most BEAUTIFUL of the 10 Mods I have.
[I am a guy...]

When folks cite a low-voltage limit of 3.6v for devices that don't buck, does that mean these devices can fire down to 3.6 regardless of the charge state of the battery, or does it mean the chip cannot regulate below available battery charge which is 3.6 because that's the level that over-drain protection kicks in at, hence the chip will never regulate below that ... sorry cannot seem to frame the question more clearly....
When folks cite a low-voltage limit of 3.6v for devices that don't buck, does that mean these devices can fire down to 3.6 regardless of the charge state of the battery, or does it mean the chip cannot regulate below available battery charge which is 3.6 because that's the level that over-drain protection kicks in at, hence the chip will never regulate below that ... sorry cannot seem to frame the question more clearly....
I think I have one more for everyone;
Shenxi 30w mini bomber (the 25w version is listed)
mini-bombardier-30w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GsVizukHWA
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aik, I did a bit of poking around today. It appears that there are 3 models of the Mini Bomber. There is a 25w, a 30w, and a 60w about to be released! Here's a pic of the big boy:
Also, just for fun, the weight on the 25 and the 30 is 300g, and the 60w 350g.
This Mini Bomber is sort of cute, but I would HIGHLY recommend one does NOT pair it with the UNI-tank........
Kat, the sleuthette~


aik, I did a bit of poking around today. It appears that there are 3 models of the Mini Bomber. There is a 25w, a 30w, and a 60w about to be released! Here's a pic of the big boy:
Also, just for fun, the weight on the 25 and the 30 is 300g, and the 60w 350g.
This Mini Bomber is sort of cute, but I would HIGHLY recommend one does NOT pair it with the UNI-tank........
Kat, the sleuthette~
HA-HA! And it took me a minute...
UNI-tank, mini-BOMBER...
WELL done, Kat.![]()
Would it be inappropriate to say I think that model is kinda f'ugly?![]()