pcb charge/discharge protection

[ustechmods]

has anyone tryed a box mod with a pcb protection?

thay are cheap from 2 to 20$.

I am starting a box mod project I will post when im done.
Thanks
sorry, I can not post link yet.

 

[firhill]

has anyone tryed a box mod with a pcb protection?

Almost all of the recent box and flashlight mods posted recently use pcb protected batteries.

Here's MoonMan's latest....and Nicowolf's also,where he addresses the safety issue of using unprotected batteries.

 

[ustechmods]

ok thanks for the info.

 

[ustechmods]

what about this? anyone try one?
they are from 15 + $

plan is to order one and a 7.Xv pack and go from 7.X to 3.X if needed.
thanks for input.

 

[Fox3]

Haven't used them yet, but considering them for the next mod here. I haven't really looked at them in detail yet but I do know that batteryspace.com does have them.

 

[ustechmods]

Thanks, I am going to try it.
all-battery.com has them also, more selection and less money too.
thanks for the info

 

[Fox3]

Thanks, I am going to try it.
all-battery.com has them also, more selection and less money too.
thanks for the info

Thanks for the pointer! Like more selection and less money too .

 

[TnA]

has anyone tryed a box mod with a pcb protection?

I am starting a box mod project I will post when im done.

what about this? anyone try one?
they are from 15 + $

plan is to order one and a 7.Xv pack and go from 7.X to 3.X if needed.
thanks for input.

ustechmods, I think the first question is what are you trying to do? Your initial question dealt with battery protection circuits. Now you've moved on to voltage regulation. Not really sure what your intent is with this box mod. Also, keep in mind that 6 volts is the threshold that atomizers have been able to operate at. So, going 7.X volts will most likely result in blown atomizers.

 

[SuperChicken]

I like that idea. Just dial in the best voltage for your atomizer and it will maintain it no matter what the battery volts are.