My Mini is about to receive a big upgrade!

[SammyT]

Awesome job! Clean work as well. You should be proud of that, I am proud to have inspired it. Now you can get one for the car too


-Sam

 

[rc10mike]

The fuse can handle more than 2amps for your application. The "T" in the T2a is because it's a timed fuse (slow blow) it can handle a certain % for certain amounts of time before it blows. Like 200% for x among of time, 300% for x amount of time and so on. So it can handle higher max loads for certain durations as apossed to a standard fuse that (quick pops) at a designated max amperage.

Thanks! At 5v and 3ohm carto, Im looking at 1.66A of current so far..I will be testing lower resistance carts and attys soon to test the limits.

Awesome job! Clean work as well. You should be proud of that, I am proud to have inspired it. Now you can get one for the car too


-Sam

Im very happy so far. It was a great idea. I like this thing so much, I may just take it to work! The car isnt really a high priority for now. I only spent about 1 hour per day in it, perhaps this will be a better home for the Kicked Grand!

 

[rc10mike]

Testing 2ohm Boges on it right now (actually 2.3ohms) and so far so good. The vape is strong and consistent.

I may test it out with my 1.8 306 attys but it may be too much for the atty! This would be 13.8 watts and 2.77A of current!

 

[Mudflap]

That's quite impressive. You took your Mini to the next level. Awesome!

 

[redeyedancer]

Very nice rc10mike I did a few of these when I first started building mods . I even had setups for my truck mod on my friend nice work

 

[aznfknpride]

Deans connectors, eh? Makes sense, rc10mike!

Nice job, looks great, bet it hits even better!

 

[Zanza]

Great work you made on this mini !

 

[rc10mike]

I love this thing! Im a pretty routine person and I always spend my nights here on the couch. Its always here and ready. The vape is always strong and awesome.

I have enough parts to make a few more. I dont think Ill add the fuse protection though. The parts are cheap and easy to make.

Now on to the next project...a button mod, using a PS3 controller thumb stick. I already messed up one, but in testing it was great!