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OK, so I'm still pretty new to the vaping seen so please bare with me. I told Steve I'd wait on posting something for a bit till I used a couple of different jooses and such but I couldn't wait.
The very first thing I will say is "Steve=Amazing Customer Service". That's how it's done! Like I said, I'm pretty new to the vaping seen so I had some questions and Steve was patient and understanding. Being from NY customer service lacks so it was a nice change of pace.
As for the device, I really can't say anything else that hasn't been said already!! This box ROCKS! Awesome vapor, awesome flavor! Thanks Steve, I now have to order and very large supply of that warm sugar cookie!! lol
I'll post again once I tried a few more jooses but so far all I can say is THANKS!! I'm in vaping heaven!
The very first thing I will say is "Steve=Amazing Customer Service". That's how it's done! Like I said, I'm pretty new to the vaping seen so I had some questions and Steve was patient and understanding. Being from NY customer service lacks so it was a nice change of pace.
As for the device, I really can't say anything else that hasn't been said already!! This box ROCKS! Awesome vapor, awesome flavor! Thanks Steve, I now have to order and very large supply of that warm sugar cookie!! lol
I'll post again once I tried a few more jooses but so far all I can say is THANKS!! I'm in vaping heaven!
You all rock!
Tonight, I have no new orders. Meems, your replacement batteries, and additional ones you ordered will ship in the morning. Unfortunately my "real job" meeting ran late today and I did not have time to make it to the PO before it closed.
Tonight will be spent on developing a super long lasting 3.7 within the 5 volt box mod box. So, 3.7 volt power, with double the life. The cost will be equal to the 5 volt, and maybe even a couple bucks less, depending on how the build goes. It seems there is already decent demand for this, so its time to get to work.
I still have regular 3.7's and 5 volt box mods ready to ship.
LED color choices are orange, bright assed blue, green, red, and hot pink. send the orders in, and i will process them as I build the new "Godzilla 3.7 super power" box mod.
this new device will rock with the dual coils, and will likely last a day and a half.
Steve
By the way, thank you all for the awesome and honest reviews.
Tonight, I have no new orders. Meems, your replacement batteries, and additional ones you ordered will ship in the morning. Unfortunately my "real job" meeting ran late today and I did not have time to make it to the PO before it closed.
Tonight will be spent on developing a super long lasting 3.7 within the 5 volt box mod box. So, 3.7 volt power, with double the life. The cost will be equal to the 5 volt, and maybe even a couple bucks less, depending on how the build goes. It seems there is already decent demand for this, so its time to get to work.
I still have regular 3.7's and 5 volt box mods ready to ship.
LED color choices are orange, bright assed blue, green, red, and hot pink. send the orders in, and i will process them as I build the new "Godzilla 3.7 super power" box mod.
this new device will rock with the dual coils, and will likely last a day and a half.
Steve
By the way, thank you all for the awesome and honest reviews.
Awesome!!!!
Now, how about a double-life 5v???
....I know, I know. One step at a time
Now, how about a double-life 5v???
....I know, I know. One step at a time
I want to build an exotic wood, tube style mod, but havent gotten around to designing one. Varivolt seems like the cats meow, but not sure I want to put so much money into one device,and having a friend turn the wood for this would send the vari volt into a much higher price category. I think the extra life 3.7 would be good.
I may come up with a 5 volt for bigger batteries which has been done by others already, but I have another idea I am cooking up.
I may come up with a 5 volt for bigger batteries which has been done by others already, but I have another idea I am cooking up.
So, for now I am not going to build a 3.7 with 2 14500 batteries. From what I have read, there is more hazard with batteries running in parallel if one of the batteries has a lot lower voltage than the other, and at this time, I am not ready to take on that liability. There is always that risk when stacking batteries, but from what I read, the risk is greater with 2 running in parallel, than 2 batteries running in series, like in my 5 volt box mod.
I will look into some larger boxes that can accept an 18650 batteries. I can likely still keep it small, but the cost to make, along with batteries is probably only a few bucks more, so is likely the better option. I would love to hear from some electronics experts on this.
I will look into some larger boxes that can accept an 18650 batteries. I can likely still keep it small, but the cost to make, along with batteries is probably only a few bucks more, so is likely the better option. I would love to hear from some electronics experts on this.
Steve, couldn't you just put in a user replaceable fuse between the two batts that would protect from an overload if one cell is discharged?
I may come up with a 5 volt for bigger batteries which has been done by others already, but I have another idea I am cooking up.
Hey Steve, I hope this idea you are cooking up isn't something I just have to have. LOL. Looking forward to hearing just what it is. Whatever it is, I'm sure it will be a goodie.
Hey Steve, I hope this idea you are cooking up isn't something I just have to have. LOL. Looking forward to hearing just what it is. Whatever it is, I'm sure it will be a goodie.
I am good at soldering, but that is the only claim I am going to make. I have no idea if a fuse would solve it, but I doubt it.
I am also constrained for space with the current design. for now, I will stick to the current designs I build, and eventually will come up with an 18650 mod of some type which will acheive a much greater battery life than my current 3.7 box.
I am also constrained for space with the current design. for now, I will stick to the current designs I build, and eventually will come up with an 18650 mod of some type which will acheive a much greater battery life than my current 3.7 box.
Come on Steve! Don't set limits on yourself. You could solder a tiny inline 1amp fuse in the area where the LED resistor is easily. Do a little test on one using an almost discharged and a charged battery with that fuse wired in the parallel circuit, I'll bet you a cup of coffee that fuse will blow. It certainly would if one cell shorted or was completely discharged enough to create potentially damaging current exchange. Just an opinion of course, trying to help.
Rob
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