You did a fantastic job on the video. I was really impressed on how easy you made it look - LOL... Now I am going to ask hubby to watch so he can make me one 
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Ill watch Your Vid in a sec, cant wait really.
Wanted to tell people,
I was in Home Depot today. (their big Black Friday sale today)
They had these flashlights there on sale. They are listed under the "Husky" name.
5-Pack 9-LED Aluminum Flashlights - 91161 at The Home Depot
5-Piece Flashlight & Headlamp Set - 91145 at The Home Depot
Cheaper from DealExtreme, but if you have a Home Depot local, you can go there.
I bought a set, want to try this
Ill give the Spares as Stocking Stuffers
The 91145 are the exact same flashlight - I was poking around there also a few days ago. - Don't forget to post your results.
You did a fantastic job on the video. I was really impressed on how easy you made it look - LOL... Now I am going to ask hubby to watch so he can make me one
PM or post questions here if you have any - If you PM me I can send you my number and he can ask any questions - If you need to go that route.
What an awesome member. Thank you for sharing this with everyone. You could have kept it to yourself but you decided to share it. That is what this forum is about. Again thank you...
Thank you Madog for the video and for sharing this with all of us.
You are truly a very kind person
You are truly a very kind person
Madog - that was a fantastic instructional video! Everything you did was clearly explained but I KNOW I can't do it - I guess I'm "soldering challenged" . Tools, parts, RadioShack and skill (DEFINITELY skill) - don't have 'em.
Thanks for going to the trouble to post that video!
. Tools, parts, RadioShack and skill (DEFINITELY skill) - don't have 'em. Thanks for going to the trouble to post that video!
My First attempt at a USB model and a Portable battery powered one. 8-o
Its good to Fight the Empire with too
My First attempt at a USB model and a Portable battery powered one. 8-o
Its good to Fight the Empire with too
I like it - filled with bats that should last all week - I see you have done away with the damn atomizer with the NEW and improved laser vaporization chamber!
gotta love diy !! great ideas and some neat stuff in this thread
heres some stuff ive made , been using for a while
heres some stuff ive made , been using for a while
well done billyboy,
it works great too.
have not charged a battery all day ......
Di ....
it works great too.
have not charged a battery all day ......
Di ....
WOW - Very clean looking - I LIKE IT VERY MUCHgotta love diy !! great ideas and some neat stuff in this thread
heres some stuff ive made , been using for a while
ie: Run time - Great isn't it -
thanks madog , yeh i found some stainlees steel tubing and thought "YEH" wont break in a hurry , perfect .
increased battery life and power certainly do make a world of difference to the ecig experience
i think you should make yourself a twin 901 atomiser ecig , you can then enter the world of the big nic hit
increased battery life and power certainly do make a world of difference to the ecig experience
i think you should make yourself a twin 901 atomiser ecig , you can then enter the world of the big nic hit
Just out of curiosity... is there some reason why you're not using the 3x (4.5v) pack that came with the Flashlight? The USB runs at a little over 5v, so I can't imagine that a 4.5v would hurt the atomizer. (I've got stacks of rechargable AAA batteries and they are much easier to find/recharge).
I went with 3 AA bats in my mini lantern mod, I like it better than usb power. I was getting a burnt juice taste with usb.
Well I tried them - I thought the same thing - Didn't give the preformance that I wanted.
Looks like you are on your way - Start burni'n solder and and report back - THXI havent started yet, will soon.
But i did find a Radio Shack that still carried parts.
They should rename the place Cell Phone Shack soon, sucks
Love the design of your unit mate, great job.
Here's something that you might like to try... You've got that handy dandy LED PC board with all the holes in it already, why not solder your resistor in two of the positive holes with a cut made with your razor knife to isolate it and run flyleads from your switch into other appropriate holes as well, that would save alot of fiddling about with soldering in tight places. the LED leads could then be soldered directly onto the PC board.
I hope you can understand what I mean from the description, I can draw it on paper easily, but my computer drawing skills are crap.
Here's something that you might like to try... You've got that handy dandy LED PC board with all the holes in it already, why not solder your resistor in two of the positive holes with a cut made with your razor knife to isolate it and run flyleads from your switch into other appropriate holes as well, that would save alot of fiddling about with soldering in tight places. the LED leads could then be soldered directly onto the PC board.
I hope you can understand what I mean from the description, I can draw it on paper easily, but my computer drawing skills are crap.
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