Modify Mvp 2 for dual 18650's?
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i would think it would be fine. id wire the batteries in parallel since that will extend battery life. i assume it wouldnt damage anything to wire them in series but due to the fact there is a voltage limit that was set with a single battery in mind youd get the same battery life and no benefit
parallel is the way to go
also take care to remember polarity devices that have an internal battery almost never have reverse polarity protection. but on a base level any circuit board can go in any box
also take care to remember polarity devices that have an internal battery almost never have reverse polarity protection. but on a base level any circuit board can go in any box
I still have to dig in there, but from what I can tell (and by looking at pics) adding a couple batteries in parallel would be a pretty simple task. Making/building a new box will be the harder part, as of now i'm thinking wood with a dark stain.
If I mess up hooking up positive/negative from the batts to the existing mvp leads I deserve whatevers going to happen.
I just wanted to make sure it would be a "simple" swap battery wise with little to no potential for catastrophic failure to the face.
It's also $60+ and less mah less than the combo I'd like to do. I could build this idea for $15~. Besides, I'd probably buy the istick 50w before the V3.
I only vape at 7w so this will be built for longevity, nothing else.
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I think the mention of reverse polarity was in regard to accidentally putting in a battery the wrong way in daily use.
For your reference I have efest 3100 going to 950 puffs down to 3.4 volts in a Zmax at 8 watts and 2 ohm single coil. Two of these at 7w would go days I think.
For your reference I have efest 3100 going to 950 puffs down to 3.4 volts in a Zmax at 8 watts and 2 ohm single coil. Two of these at 7w would go days I think.
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