New Variable Volt Mod Looking for Video Reviewer

[kenb54]

Fellow forum member whitehand and I have gotten together and are about to introduce an affordable variable voltage mod. It uses two 10440 protected batteries and is adjustable between 0 and 7 volts. This is done with a thumb wheel on the device, no screwdriver needed. Crank it up to 5 volts or higher with your morning coffee, take it down to 3.7 during the day, and back up when the kids come home from school. Take it down to zero and put it in your pocket. This mod is tiny. About the size of a Bic lighter without the atomizer. These should be available for sale in the next two weeks. We are looking for someone to do a video review of this device. PM me if interested.

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[ZambucaLu]

Hey Ken, that looks great!

Is that fitted with a 510 or variable adapter? I haven't been intersted in a variable mod but I really like the size of this, so you never know

Lu

 

[kenb54]

It is a 510 connector, 901's will probably be later, no plans for a variable adapter yet. Thanks for the interest. Ken

 

[tiburonfirst]

any chance of your doing custom connectors, m401, rn4081
both have excellent attys but poor battery performance

 

[VictoryNotVengence]

Hey little sister shotgun

I can do a written review, i have alot of hardware to compare it to and My text reviews get alot of views.

Thanks.

 

[ImYourSalt]

I'd love to see it head-to-head versus the BUZZ! CAGE MATCH!

 

[bssage]

whats the price target for this. I would give the video review a shot. I have never don e one before. Regardless I would like to know when and where to buy when available.


thanks

 

[kenb54]

whats the price target for this. I would give the video review a shot. I have never don e one before. Regardless I would like to know when and where to buy when available. thanks

We have chosen a male reviewer, but kind of wanted a female perspective on this also. Rolling out at $64.99
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[EagleHawk]

Absolutely Stellar looking device! I have been following your work in the modders forum for some time now, and you guys always come up with killer ideas! And thanks for always posting how to's and answering questions. For a novice modder as myself, you have made it easy for me to build... I'll be waiting for them on the site to order!

 

[Perfectionist]

What a totally Kickass Mod Dude !!

Would it be possible to add a Mini/Micro USB port on the bottom so it can charge the batteries and be used as a pass through ?? That would make it absolute perfection !!

PS : What's the story behind you naming it The Little Sister ??

 

[kenb54]

What a totally Kickass Mod Dude !!

Would it be possible to add a Mini/Micro USB port on the bottom so it can charge the batteries and be used as a pass through ?? That would make it absolute perfection !!

PS : What's the story behind you naming it The Little Sister ??

No room for usb in the enclosure. As far as the name, watch for other siblings later.

 

[kenb54]

I'd love to see it head-to-head versus the BUZZ! CAGE MATCH!

Wouldn't be a fair fight. Different weight class. Besides who hits their little sister.The only thing these two mods have in common is the variable voltage.

 

[mixitman]

Do you have to roll the volts up as the batts drain?

 

[kenb54]

Do you have to roll the volts up as the batts drain?

The mod has a voltage regulator so voltage stays constant as the batteries drain.

 

[Hyperspace]

watch for other siblings later.

When do you think you might have siblings? My wife would like a small variable volt mod but we've never had any luck with those Trustfire protected 10440 batteries. They crap out all the time and we're always having to buy new ones. So a sibling to the little sister that used 14500 batteries would be nice.

 

[nicnac]

we've never had any luck with those Trustfire protected 10440 batteries. They crap out all the time and we're always having to buy new ones.

How about the UltraFires? Are they any better?

 

[Hyperspace]

How about the UltraFires? Are they any better?

I haven't tried the Ultrafire protected batteries yet. I just recently noticed they started making them. I saw them on Madvapes site. I don't know if they would be better than the Trustfire batteries or not. On the Candlepower forums it seems most people say Trustfire is better than Ultrafire, so I have my doubts about the Ultrafire. I'd like to hear some user reports on them.

 

[boz]

How about the UltraFires? Are they any better?

There's not really much you can expect form 10440s, even two in parallel aren't much chop. I shudder to think what two in series would give in the way of vape time.

 

[kenb54]

When do you think you might have siblings? My wife would like a small variable volt mod but we've never had any luck with those Trustfire protected 10440 batteries. They crap out all the time and we're always having to buy new ones. So a sibling to the little sister that used 14500 batteries would be nice.

Probably 3 weeks. Working on a 2AA box variable volt with 2 14500

 

[Hyperspace]

Probably 3 weeks. Working on a 2AA box variable volt with 2 14500

That sounds good. Do you have a rough idea on price yet?