My e-pipe passthrough

[gandymarsh]

I just wanted to share this with the group.

I use this when I'm home. My computer is next to my easy chair in my living room so I can be on the internet and watch TV at the same time. Therefore, it makes perfect sense to use a passthrough to vape. I don't use the USB from the computer, I use a 5v 2.1 amp AC adapter from an old Linksys router that I had laying around.

I epoxied a female connector from an old dead laptop into the bottom of the pipe so I didn't need to cut the male connector on the AC adapter.

Very easy to build. Cost, minus the AC adapter, was under $10.

The pipe is from China that I bought on ebay for about $4.

I'm using a Smok Squid with a 2.5 ohm coil.

 

[rhelton]

That button come with the pipe? I have a very similar one on my mod.

 

[gandymarsh]

That button come with the pipe? I have a very similar one on my mod.

No, it's a cheap pushutton from Madvapes. I like these though. They work well and are "clickey". Only rated at 3 amps so I wouldn't use it for low ohm builds without a mosfet or a regulating chip.

 

[rhelton]

Cheap is good if used right. Mine was 2.20 give or take a few cents, it routed thru the remote switch of course. Works ok, not great, not clicky. Gotta rethink the next one.

 

[edyle]

I just wanted to share this with the group.

I use this when I'm home. My computer is next to my easy chair in my living room so I can be on the internet and watch TV at the same time. Therefore, it makes perfect sense to use a passthrough to vape. I don't use the USB from the computer, I use a 5v 2.1 amp AC adapter from an old Linksys router that I had laying around.

I epoxied a female connector from an old dead laptop View attachment 390231into the bottom of the pipe so I didn't need to cut the male connector on the AC adapter.

Very easy to build. Cost, minus the AC adapter, was under $10.

The pipe is from China that I bought on ebay for about $4.

I'm using a Smok Squid with a 2.5 ohm coil.

Well I see the pipe, but I'm not seeing the passthrough.
I use a radioshack universal ac/dc adapter myself set at 7.5 volts; to simulate the battery form/shape I used a long bolt and rubber washers

 

[gandymarsh]

I'll post some more pics when I get home from work.

 

[gandymarsh]

This is the type of female jack that's mounted in the bottom of the bowl of the pipe.

This is similar to the AC adapter I have. It plugs into the jack shown above.