My Version of the NicoStik... Manual 510!!!
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Nice. Does the light stay on then it is switched on? How much better vapor does this produce compared to the reg batteries?
Nice looking unit Mr. Krinkle--I like the LED Switch as an addition. The 14500 really is a great battery. Good Job!!--------------Sun
Yes its a low voltage LED in the switch so it doesnt draw a lot of power and stays lit to make sure you know its on and ready to go... the purpose of the double switch is mostly so I can throw it around stuff it a bag or pocket and keep it from vaping on its own... more of a safety switch than anything... and because I use a single 3.6 volt battery the Vapor production is same it was built for longer battery life not more power...
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Mrkrinkle you could at least have stopped vaping for a while before you took those photo's, we can hardly see through the fog! lol.......just kidding ...it looks great.
Im sorry... but but I just finished building it... I couldnt help myself...
but actually its just the best photo quality I can get from a 1yr old Blackberry Curve...
No Sir I just gutted a dead battery from the 510... after 3 months I finally had a battery die on me so I said what the hell waste not want not and poof the lil black box o vape was made...
Nice Job Mrkrinkle.
Looks Very Clean & Also A Solid Build With The Heavy Duty Switches.
~Keep Vapin~!
Looks Very Clean & Also A Solid Build With The Heavy Duty Switches.
~Keep Vapin~!
Thank You Sir... yes this ones a tank I can drop this one and itll survive I didnt post a pic of it without the atty & cart but without them hooked in everything is flush and nothing can fall off... the box itself is very thick all switches are solid and snug fit all wire connections are soldered and heat shrink protected so no chance for shorts and what not no loose conections here...
where do you guys get those cool little mod boxes? my husband doesn't vape but will make me a mod if I get him the parts.
radio shack?
you guys are very inventive. I'm a packrat, so when parts die, I want to recycle them to keep them going
radio shack?
you guys are very inventive. I'm a packrat, so when parts die, I want to recycle them to keep them going
looks awesome! i really like that box, care to share where you got it?
need_2quit radio shack has everything to build a box but the trustfire batteries. make sure you get the momentary switch like the one in the picture. the little switches suck and give me nothing but problems
need_2quit radio shack has everything to build a box but the trustfire batteries. make sure you get the momentary switch like the one in the picture. the little switches suck and give me nothing but problems
Very nice!! The shape, from a distance kind of reminds me of an older cell phone, just add a belt clip. I'll have to rummage and see if I have one to use as a case...
That's nice. I want one of those Cigarette Boxes that recharges the battery sticks for the Janty Dura-C but the downside is that the review I heard said one has to unscrew the battery when it's charged or it will run down the battery within the pack.
Now please tell me what ..... engineer was unable to come up with a way to switch off the battery section that was at a full charge, leave the battery stick still charging on, then flip it off when it's fully charged so one doesn't open their pack to learn that not only is their pack lost its charge but both batteries or how ever many it holds have lost all their charge too? I just wonder about some of those engineers sometimes. It seems that the average Joe with some commonsense (you are in that group of people) can come up with a perfectly working product without a 4-year degree in master engineering yet those working to design these packs can't do the same thing you did using spare parts and a little know-how. Maybe they need you to go teach a few classes for them so they can learn to think in that manner.
Kudos for the mod!
Now please tell me what ..... engineer was unable to come up with a way to switch off the battery section that was at a full charge, leave the battery stick still charging on, then flip it off when it's fully charged so one doesn't open their pack to learn that not only is their pack lost its charge but both batteries or how ever many it holds have lost all their charge too? I just wonder about some of those engineers sometimes. It seems that the average Joe with some commonsense (you are in that group of people) can come up with a perfectly working product without a 4-year degree in master engineering yet those working to design these packs can't do the same thing you did using spare parts and a little know-how. Maybe they need you to go teach a few classes for them so they can learn to think in that manner.
Kudos for the mod!
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