Micro pelican case for box mod.

[Youssefa]

Has anyone ever considered using a micro pelican case for a box mod?


I think that even with holes for atty and button it could still vbee sealed....

use epoxy with sealed atty connector and a stainless sealed switch with o ring for washer. Some of them come in a 6-7 inch length... you could have compartment for juice, batt, atty, all in a nice "sealed" package...

Pelican MicroCases from Pelican-Case.com
Not JUST a box to hold your batteries..

 

[thorn]

They are kind of on the big-to-constantly-hold side but I do use a small Otterbox to store my eliquids.

 

[VpnDrgn]

There's a modder out there called Jolly something or other.

He did a mod called the "Warbox" for a soldier. It was done in an otter box with a sealed
connector and water proof switch.

Check it out.

 

[Eliteedge_7]

He sells them regularly on his website he has very clean. Looking work. He also mods live on stickem once a week.

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[VpnDrgn]

Yeah, but I don't want any moderators to think I was posting for a vendor.
Only trying to show the OP that it has been done, and maybe give him some
ideas for his own mod.

 

[Eliteedge_7]

Agree but if someone is good at what they do, I give credit. I have seen his stuff on youtube and liked the creativity of the mods alot. Not trying to cut down on anyone elses creativity or push someone elses product. The pelican box itself is a great idea for anyone who wants to make a waterproof mod.

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[thorn]

Waterproof? I guess it would work if the air is coming back in through the threads of the connector, well, it would make the unit waterproof but not the atty/cart.

 

[VpnDrgn]

I think the idea is to put the atty/carto inside the case when not in use.
That way you can put the case in a cargo pocket or backpack while out
and about in a hostile environment, without worrying about the integrity
of your PV. Then when you want to take a vape break, put your atty/carto
back on and vape away.

I thought about doing one back when I almost dropped my PV on a boat.
It would not only be splash proof, but would float if I managed to drop it.