Lemme know if you decide to attempt. It's pretty easy, the only caveat being you loose the warranty sticker. I was willing to forego it. The negative batt contact spring/disc will take flight if you're not careful. Don't ask me how I know. Lol
So sorry to keep dragging out thisI really like the features on my WP2H. 3 different mAh charge settings. 250, 500, and 1000. I prefer 250 to eek out longest charge cycle life. Also, it has 3 voltage settings for different batt compounds. 3.2, 3.6, and 3.8. I use 3.6 (4.2 cutoff) for vape and 3.8 (4.35) for my flashlight 18650's designed for that voltage. Evidently, it also has a "bring back from the dead" feature I've fortunately never had to use. All for 25.00 including a 12v car adapter. I can imagine the spring being a bit stiff for some folks, though.
Lemme know if you decide to attempt. It's pretty easy, the only caveat being you loose the warranty sticker. I was willing to forego it. The negative batt contact spring/disc will take flight if you're not careful. Don't ask me how I know. Lol
No worries, pleasure to be of some helpThanks ephilbe, that's very kind of you! There's a good chance you'll be hearing from me when the second versions come out and I feel more comfortable about taking these apart.
I'm really surprised at how much I like these units. There's something to be said for dead simple mods. I initially bought them for travel/work due to ease of use and price point, but I find that I'm using them a LOT.
Mine is manually set for both charge mAh and voltage.So sorry to keep dragging out thisitem.
But last one:
Do you have to set all those parameters manually, or does it have an "auto" mode?
I am dying for a silver-colored version! Stainless steel or not. The color of the original kbox would actually be perfect to me, so it's not all fingerprinty.Fantastic! I thought the white/black 'stormtrooper' color scheme was best until I saw your blacked-out version. As an owner of both kits this is seriously tempting...
Kanger should introduce all black and SS (stainless steel) versions for V 2.
I have the white Subox Mini and have only used the white Subtank Mini on it. The only issue that I have come across with it is every so often, when I push the fire button, it doesn't fire. I let go and push the fire button again and it works.
I would be interested in getting my hands on a malfunctioning Kbox mini. Might be a bit harder to diagnose one with such an intermittent problem, but one with a higher frequency of misfires could probably be sussed out. Given the malfunction was of a mechanical nature, i.e. button alignment.This has come up before as a very random problem on the KBox Mini. I don't think there was ever a clear resolution for it. If your brave, like @ephilbe, there's a single screw that will remove the face plate. The button pad may not be aligned perfectly under the faceplate. @ephilbe may be able to give you more details.
Expected minor wear. I work construction and my box goes to work with me everyday and rides in the ruler pocket of my carpenter jeans. I also have minor wear inside the cage from from the RBA cap serrations. I'm not disappointed at all, still works like a champ.
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Nice, I was hoping to see sleeves for this mod pop up soon.Looks like Sweet Vapes is going to have some silicone cases for the KBox Mini soon. It might be a handy way to protect it in a harsh environment. I'm going to get one for the sole purpose of making it easier to hang on to. Like the iStick, they can be a little slippery, especially with a heavy tank attached.
I was experimenting with installing my black STM on a different fixed pin mod. I discovered afterwards that the center pin in the base was pushed up to where it was barely making contact with my Kbox mini 510.The center pin slides up and down smooth and I don't see any splits or cracks in the insulator around the pin.
I was experimenting with installing my black STM on a different fixed pin mod. I discovered afterwards that the center pin in the base was pushed up to where it was barely making contact with my Kbox mini 510.
I proceeded to remove the coil and push the base pin back out a bit. At this point, it would not make a connection with the coil pin. So (with coil installed) I pushed the base pin just far enough up to make contact with coil pin again. I stress, with just the slightest of force until it made contact. Now it makes good contact with both the 'Box mod and coil.
My theory is that the base insulator can create enough friction to hold the contact pin in place favoring, as it were, one direction or the other. I believe this could also account for some earlier complaints of contact issues regarding the new RBA's.
In hindsight, I would have taken it one step further and pulled the coil pin out slightly so that it would all "settle in" upon reassembly.
Sounds like a hell of a good day!No issues with my white one so far that haven't been attributed to user error. I have been using it for 10 days now.
As for the battery, i popped in a fresh 25r yesterday morning. It lasted me all day and actually died on the very last puff that I took for the night. I am not sure on the exact ml I went through yesterday, I know it was a lot for me though. Somewhere between 6-9 ml. I was wrenching on my bike most of the day then went out drinking that night so I was using the hell out of it.
Thanks for the heads up, unfortunately the silicone makes anything a bear to get from my pockets. I don't mind my Kbox gaining character. With as many times as it comes in and out of my pocket daily I consider the wear normal.Looks like Sweet Vapes is going to have some silicone cases for the KBox Mini soon. It might be a handy way to protect it in a harsh environment. I'm going to get one for the sole purpose of making it easier to hang on to. Like the iStick, they can be a little slippery, especially with a heavy tank attached.
Did you verify your Stmini build res after you screwed it back on? If it had a temporary bad connection the mod would see a higher res and throw more voltage at your atty than normal to achieve 30w.@ephilbe
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I may have experienced the reason Kangers is making "accuracy" changes for the V2. I'll preface this by stating I have no way of quantifying this or measuring what happened.
I purchased my first dripper yesterday, Mutation x V3, Dual 28g coils at .3 ohms. Runs fine on my mech. I decided to try it on the Kbox and see how it performed at different watts. Cranked it up to 50 watts and had a couple clouds, bad flavor. Unimpressed, I put the subtank back on and dialed it back down to 30watts where I normally Vape with the subtank RBA . Hit the fire button and it sounded like my tank was at way higher watts than 30 and I got horrible burnt flavor, much like trying to run this tank at say 50 watts. It's like it was internally stuck at 50 watts. Turned it back down to 10 watts, vaped, tasted normal, and the same process at 20 and 30 watts, now it's fine.
I could probably replicate the problem if need be but I don't want to damage any of my equipment.
Any reasonable explanations?