OKR T/10 with LiPo

[J Bloggs]

Just wondering if anybody that uses an OKR mod ever tried using a 7.4 volt LiPo battery?

 

[DrMA]

I have 2 OKR mods, one with a 2s (7.4V) and another with a 3s (11.1V) LiPo. Best way to go for high-power vaping (and safest) is with high-discharge hobby-grade LiPo's, IMO. You need specialized balancing chargers to deal with series LiPos, or you need to build a circuit that switches them from series (vaping) to parallel (for charging).
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/411156-planning-new-mod-im-calling-microkr.html

 

[J Bloggs]

I have 2 OKR mods, one with a 2s (7.4V) and another with a 3s (11.1V) LiPo. Best way to go for high-power vaping (and safest) is with high-discharge hobby-grade LiPo's, IMO. You need specialized balancing chargers to deal with series LiPos, or you need to build a circuit that switches them from series (vaping) to parallel (for charging).
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/411156-planning-new-mod-im-calling-microkr.html

Do you have a schematic for the 7.4v one? I want to try it in my next build.

 

[DrMA]

Do you have a schematic for the 7.4v one? I want to try it in my next build.

The original schematic is long lost, but I'll put together a new one for you.

 

[J Bloggs]

The original schematic is long lost, but I'll put together a new one for you.

Thank you! i'm trying to be more DIY

 

[DrMA]

I found some more info on an old thread I started on a different forum. This thread contains the parts list, schematics, and links to all the resources you need to build your own version of a 2-cell-powered OKR mod with a series/OFF/parallel switch that allows for easy charging with an inexpensive micro-USB board.

HeliFreak

PM me if you have any further questions.