This mod works with USB power or a single 14500 3.7 v AA size battery.
Simply flip the SPDT switch on the under side to select USB or battery power. The other switch for lighting up the atomizer is a reset switch from a computer.
I wanted a USB passthrough but I also wanted some flexability in using it between the car and home. I also didn't want the unit to have a permanent USB cable.
I noticed I had a ton of USB chargers for the car and AC from a couple of cell phones so all I needed was a female connector to put in the MVP.
1 of the phones had a passthrough/splitter for the headphones and charger. Perfect!
I cut out 1 of the female USB connections which was attached to a PCB and trimmed it to fit the box. I cut out a slot for the connector at one end and drilled a hole at the other for the atomizer adapter I made.
I then pulled the battery connectors from the box. You only need the 2 single parts for the pos and neg of the battery.
I put a 1n4004 diode to reduce the voltage by .4-.4 volts on the spdt switch going to the pos USB connection. So when using the USB I get about 4.8 volts and I left the 3.7 volts from the battery untouched.
I'll post the pics now since it'd take me thousnads of words to descibe the process.

Simply flip the SPDT switch on the under side to select USB or battery power. The other switch for lighting up the atomizer is a reset switch from a computer.
I wanted a USB passthrough but I also wanted some flexability in using it between the car and home. I also didn't want the unit to have a permanent USB cable.
I noticed I had a ton of USB chargers for the car and AC from a couple of cell phones so all I needed was a female connector to put in the MVP.
1 of the phones had a passthrough/splitter for the headphones and charger. Perfect!
I cut out 1 of the female USB connections which was attached to a PCB and trimmed it to fit the box. I cut out a slot for the connector at one end and drilled a hole at the other for the atomizer adapter I made.
I then pulled the battery connectors from the box. You only need the 2 single parts for the pos and neg of the battery.
I put a 1n4004 diode to reduce the voltage by .4-.4 volts on the spdt switch going to the pos USB connection. So when using the USB I get about 4.8 volts and I left the 3.7 volts from the battery untouched.
I'll post the pics now since it'd take me thousnads of words to descibe the process.
