Hey all,
As posted on another forum, my Wife wanted a better mod, and I wanted one that was easier to pocket, and I had a couple of friends ask me to make them some as well, so I got a load of 3XAA boxes, some OKRs and a load of bits.
The biggest challenge was the switch, I wanted a tiny switch, comfy to press, no effort, but no missing, and I found a lovely tactile switch, it sticks out probably 3 mm, and using the control pin on the OKR, works fab. I have also made a couple using the madvapes domed tactile switch, which has a nice click to it. The small switch you can just about make out in the first photo, its the small grey button on front.
I made it so that the pot was on the inside, so to change volts you simply take off the back cover and turn the thumb knob.
2 X 14500 900mah batteries last me about a day and a half, which as a heavy vapor is quite good.
The atty connector is a 510 shorty with nut, and have sealed the top in hot glue, there is an LED in there, and a hole through to the top, so when its on there is a nice blue glow, not too bright to blind ya.
The voltage is adjustable from 3.3v to 6v and there is absolutely minimal voltage drop under load.
As posted on another forum, my Wife wanted a better mod, and I wanted one that was easier to pocket, and I had a couple of friends ask me to make them some as well, so I got a load of 3XAA boxes, some OKRs and a load of bits.
The biggest challenge was the switch, I wanted a tiny switch, comfy to press, no effort, but no missing, and I found a lovely tactile switch, it sticks out probably 3 mm, and using the control pin on the OKR, works fab. I have also made a couple using the madvapes domed tactile switch, which has a nice click to it. The small switch you can just about make out in the first photo, its the small grey button on front.
I made it so that the pot was on the inside, so to change volts you simply take off the back cover and turn the thumb knob.
2 X 14500 900mah batteries last me about a day and a half, which as a heavy vapor is quite good.
The atty connector is a 510 shorty with nut, and have sealed the top in hot glue, there is an LED in there, and a hole through to the top, so when its on there is a nice blue glow, not too bright to blind ya.
The voltage is adjustable from 3.3v to 6v and there is absolutely minimal voltage drop under load.
its not actually that big, main unit fits nicely in the palm of my hand.
