My adjustable voltage mod, passthrough and vapebox

[5cardstud]

This is from the adjustable voltage regulator I posted about earlier. I put it together about 1.5 months ago. I love the way it works. It really vapes good. It displays the loaded volt/amps. and the unloaded volts.

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The box under it is the vape box I built for my supplies.

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This is the adjustable voltage mod I made after I dropped my other one from the second story. I rebuilt the regulator and made this box for it. It really vapes good.

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I can adjust it with the knob on the bottom.

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[MXBNW]

Sweet Nice work I got to get to my shot and do somthing LOL

 

[5cardstud]

Thanks MXBNW , I've been using it for awhile but thought I'd post some pics.

 

[Mr.Self_Destruct]

Very cool!

Looks like you are one hell of a craftsman as well.

 

[5cardstud]

Thank you Bert. My daughter keeps me building stuff all the time. She say's it keeps me healthy.

 

[squeeze]

I like the first one very nice. I have been wanting to build one like that but with batteries in it.

 

[roygodbold]

That is truly a piece of art!

 

[5cardstud]

I like the first one very nice. I have been wanting to build one like that but with batteries in it.

I can run this one off of a battery pack.
Heres the info on the regulator. It's from Tenergy :
Features:
Output: 1.25 to 28V (no more than input value)
Input: 6 to 30V
• The DC-DC converter is an adjustable step down 3A switching DC-DC converter.
• The output is adjustable from 1.25 to 28V. The output voltage is set with a dial, similar to the volume control on a stereo system.
• Two On board 3 digit 7-segment displays that can show output voltage and current
• Input power and output loads are connected with easy connected terminals, so no soldering is necessary.
• Additional circuitry ensures that the product won't be damaged by reversed power connections, or by overloading.

Thanks roygodbold .

 

[Para]

Love the wooden PV....looks GREAT. Nothing like old school craftsman quality; it's timeless and art.

 

[asdaq]

5card, I had no idea you had been so busy, you should really post your stuff more often! Your redone adjustable regulated mod is a serious advancement indeed. I'd love to see closer how you get the pot and the knob done, it looks very secure and attractive.

We've got a family friend in Gig Harbor who does all sorts of wooden creations as well as boxes who I thought of pestering to make a mod, but now I'm thinking I'll just turn to you

 

[HzG8rGrl]

5card-you need an extra family memeber?
You have produced some nice items there. Bet you could build anything you put your mind and hands to work on.

 

[o4_srt]

looked up the converter, noticed this:

Applications

* Lab work and prototyping
* Powering audio amplifiers
* High voltage motors
* Driving multiple LEDs in series
* Backlit LCD drive
* Solar powered applications
* Battery powered applications
* Renewable energy source applications
* Universal battery charger
* Low voltage doomsday device

wtf???

 

[BuzzKill]

VERY NICE 5cardstud !! , really nice looking

Buzz

 

[BobTheKlown]

Such beauty.... I just LOVE the look of wood.... I wish I had the skill and patience (and tools) to work with wood... Those are all beautiful man, just ... beautiful.... Can't find any other words to describe them.... Just so friggin' beautiful.... You are very talented, hat's off to you, sir!

 

[Mare1077]

These are beautiful works of art! I am still trying to get up guts (and money) to build my first mod...

 

[Switched]

Looking sweet. Where did you get the reg from, gotta link?

 

[lawnman3]

i am putting my order in right now 5 card .. really will you build one for me ..i just love the craftmanship and clean looking work you do ..pm me if ya could ...

thank you ...lawnman3 ...

 

[5cardstud]

Thanks everyone. I'm blessed to have learned so much from all the people on ECF. Without ECF I wouldn't even know what a mod is.

 

[5cardstud]

5card, I had no idea you had been so busy, you should really post your stuff more often! Your redone adjustable regulated mod is a serious advancement indeed. I'd love to see closer how you get the pot and the knob done, it looks very secure and attractive.

We've got a family friend in Gig Harbor who does all sorts of wooden creations as well as boxes who I thought of pestering to make a mod, but now I'm thinking I'll just turn to you

When my last mod fell it hit right on the knob and exploded the regulator. Pieces went flying everywhere. I rebuilt it with parts from an old mobo. So this time instead of a solid connection to the potentiometer I used a pen spring that absorbs the shock if it hits anything. I just practiced soldering on my old potentiometer and if you don't add to much heat it works good. I've solderd 2 with no problems and they hold great.

 

[asdaq]

Good idea! I do like the pen springs too