Quality 3.7v Box Mods from $19 5v Box Mods from $28

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Godzilla

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What color led do you want?

I have a black 3.7v mod with your choice of LED, a white 5v mod with LED color choice, and 1 white 3.7 mod with LED color choice. I am planning on stopping off at a post office on my way to the campground.

PM me your choice, and if you are paid up soon, I will finish building it tonight, along with the repair I am working on.

Steve

Edit: I see you wanted a 3.7v. I have black and white 3.7 available with your choice of LED. Shoot me a PM
 

Higbe33

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Higde...

Yeah, I've tried that. I can still smell juice in most of the boiled cartos.

Also, for anyone reading this: You gotta be careful not to overboil the cartomizers. It is very easy to damage a carto if you boil it too long.

I'll try boiling my big batch of cartomizers one more time, but frankly, I'm not hopeful. We'll see. It seems a shame to throw them away.

Ciego - Not sure if it's the same wick material as a Boge, but I tried the first cleaning of two SmokeTech 1.5 ohm dual coil clear cartos and was impressed. Used them for just over 2 weeks and decided to run them under hot tap water. Since they are clear cartos and both dark juices, it was easy to tell when they came clean. I was impressed at how fast the hot water cut the juice. This leads me to believe it is better to clean them before they dry out and harden. Had them under a small fan for a day to dry out and been using them this week. They are like brand new.

It gave me an idea to let the old Boge's soak in water so the juice wouldn't dry and harden. We have very hard water here, so bought a gallon of distilled water and going to let them soak in that for a day or two and try running them under hot tap water and see what happens. That would be much easier than boiling. Probably won't work with menthol or cinnamon, but I don't use those. I'll let you know how it goes. It seems logical.

Hig

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Nyte

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Just wanted to put a "Nyte wuz here" so when I get paid next weekend (or thereabouts) I can put an order in for one of these. I'm brand new to vaping (2 whole weeks tomorrow!) and want to start out with a solid box mod. I've seen a LOT of comments about these and I can't wait to try it. Vaping on an Ego now, so i'm wondering if I should go with 5v or do the "step up" thing and order a 3.7 first.

Anyways...enjoy your camping trip Godzilla!
 

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You would need a box big enough to fit (5) AA batteries, since there needs to be room for the switch, voltage regulator, atty connector, and PCB, and since you own one of my 5v already, you know that takes up a complete battery bay. This larger box could fit 4 14500's but that really is not efficient, and you would be better off using one of madvapes new 5 volt batteries that is the size of an 18650, at least I heard they were going to carry one.

I was really only half kidding :D It would be neat to have a big ole fat box that took 4-5 batteries, but, that is a pretty obscure set-up, lol.

Is the 18650 larger or the same size as a 14500? I've only had experience with the 14500's and the 16340's.
 

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A 14500 is only 900 mah and an 18650 is 2400! I vapes this thing for 24 hours solid on one battery charge! I just wish to box was a little smaller. I will be on the lookout for a better option, but the bettery lasts forever

Take a look at these when you get back from vacation Steve. I see quite a few interesting items here. The PP series really caught my eye.

https://www.pactecenclosures.com/
 
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