My first mod. Super stealth nicostik.

[basementcat]

Well I finally assembled my first mod today. I made a very small nicostik out of a 2aa box with a recessed atty/carto connector. Nothing fancy or that hasn't been done before but I am quite proud of myself seeing as how I've never soldered or mad anything electrical and did the whole job only using a Swiss army knife and a soldering iron. Here's some pics.

Next to a mini bic lighter. (the extremely small bic not the normal size)

Internals with boge carto connected.

Fully assembled.
Uses a single protected 10440 and vapes like a champ. Overall I think it's a very clean build with very clean soldering. So now I try something a little harder next. Variable voltage. Heh. Now officially a mod addict.

 

[slopes]

Very nice mod. Well done. Isn't the box a 2 x aaa though?

 

[basementcat]

Oops yeah. It's a 2aaa not a double a. Thanx for pointing that error out! Heh. Here's another shot for size comparison.

As you can see very very easy to palm and stealth vape.

 

[Southern Gent]

That is some very clean work.

 

[SNjVaper]

for the vv mod, check out radio shack. They have 1200mah 3.7v (i think, might be 3.0) 1/2aa recharge batts. You could squeeze two in the batt spot of ur mod posted and may have room for the vv chip. I'm working on the same thing right now.

 

[Mathew R Taylor]

Wow - That's Sweet!!! Good job, and I will also have to try my hand on a MOD. Very cleanly done, 'grats!

 

[basementcat]

Thanx all for the kind words. Now planning my vv. Just gotta think about how small I can make it and have it still be functional.

 

[capecodjim]

for the vv mod, check out radio shack. They have 1200mah 3.7v (i think, might be 3.0) 1/2aa recharge batts. You could squeeze two in the batt spot of ur mod posted and may have room for the vv chip. I'm working on the same thing right now.

Nice work cat! Building one will give you the bug for sure!

hey nj.... are you using the TI chip for your vv mod?

 

[basementcat]

for the vv mod, check out radio shack. They have 1200mah 3.7v (i think, might be 3.0) 1/2aa recharge batts. You could squeeze two in the batt spot of ur mod posted and may have room for the vv chip. I'm working on the same thing right now.

Are they protected bats? Looking on there and see some but not 1200mah. Can you link it? Thanx.

 

[asdaq]

Nice one Bcat, but you're not a real mod addict til you get your VV built into that mini bic!

 

[warbdan]

Nice! I like that it's not too big.

 

[lynleestar]

very nice~! Welcome to my wishlist~!

 

[basementcat]

Heh thanx all.

 

[Liv2Ski]

Even James Bond would be proud. Nice job and enjoy.

 

[marlboro_man]

I really like that I need a change been using my mod now for 15 months and no probs but gets boring huh! well done

here below somewhere

Ive saved so much money through not smoking I have purchased anew motor cycle

 

[breaktru]

Well done bcat, and done with a swiss army knife too. Hmmmm imagine if you used real tools. Now on to your V.V.

 

[basementcat]

Well done bcat, and done with a swiss army knife too. Hmmmm imagine if you used real tools. Now on to your V.V.

Lol this thread is ancient. I already made and sold plenty of vv mods as well as 5v. Had a successful business and then shut it down just before Xmas. Heh.

 

[breaktru]

Great bcat. didn't notice the dates.

 

[marlboro_man]

I think my post might have given you a clue,,,,? old stock 15 months ago

 

[loft]

I'd make myself one of these if my hands were steady enough to solder. Looks great! (Figured I'd respond since the thread was already resurrected lol)