Red Sky Mods
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Oooooo yeaaaa you !!!! I have some new attys coming in today so I can play my new toy.
You're right ... it be Christmas !!
Nothing better than having your RSM arrive just in time to enjoy all the other goodies you have ordered.
Ahoy pirates!
Ahoy pirates!
She's hereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 
mail got here at 10, lol that's a first !! She's beautiful !! A bit bigger (wider) than I'm used to, but won't take long to get used to her feel, been playing with the VV (love the baby screw driver, I know ... easily amused at times ) I likes her ... I likes her a BUNCH !!! Thank you Brian okay ... off to play ...... 
mail got here at 10, lol that's a first !! She's beautiful !! A bit bigger (wider) than I'm used to, but won't take long to get used to her feel, been playing with the VV (love the baby screw driver, I know ... easily amused at times ) I likes her ... I likes her a BUNCH !!! Thank you Brian okay ... off to play ...... 
Don't forget to bid this weekend if you're interested! -Magnus
Arrr, I've been asked if I had anything else to offer, especially if it is more inclined to people on a budget, so I took a look on the shelves and this is what I came up with.
#510 is Bocote with Cocobolo end caps, Basic VV with voltage display. The On/Off switch did not work so I bypassed it and put it on the shelf. Also I noticed that the coating on the LED is a bit thick and although you can read the display it is kinda dim. It uses a linear regulator for power and 2 x 18350 batteries. SS switch and Large SS catch cup.
Note: best offer by end of weekend gets the mod unless someone grabs it for the price listed
Price $139 or best offer;
The other is a return for a leaking CC and buyback. Basic VV, no voltage display. I retrofitted a large SS catch cup on it later and on the shelf it went. It is the first one that I contoured for fingers. I stopped doing that as I did not want to step on Brad's toes. It also has rounded edging. Wenge with Mulberry end caps and inlay. Linear regulator and On/Off switch. The squonk hole is a bit large than usual as well and mounted on the right side. 2x18350 batteries.
Price $135 or best offer;
Yo ho!
(All proceeds of said auction go to fund Underprivileged Pirates. Or Rum for The Captain. -Magnus)
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Anyone is welcome to PM me a bid on either of these mods. If you wish me to keep your identity confidential just say the word and I shall. Good hunting
Arrr, I've been asked if I had anything else to offer, especially if it is more inclined to people on a budget, so I took a look on the shelves and this is what I came up with.
#510 is Bocote with Cocobolo end caps, Basic VV with voltage display. The On/Off switch did not work so I bypassed it and put it on the shelf. Also I noticed that the coating on the LED is a bit thick and although you can read the display it is kinda dim. It uses a linear regulator for power and 2 x 18350 batteries. SS switch and Large SS catch cup.
Note: best offer by end of weekend gets the mod unless someone grabs it for the price listed
Price $139 or best offer;
The other is a return for a leaking CC and buyback. #436 is Basic VV, no voltage display. I retrofitted a large SS catch cup on it later and on the shelf it went. It is the first one that I contoured for fingers. I stopped doing that as I did not want to step on Brad's toes. It also has rounded edging. Wenge with Mulberry end caps and inlay. Linear regulator and On/Off switch. The squonk hole is a bit large than usual as well and mounted on the right side. 2x18350 batteries.
Price $135 or best offer;
Yo ho!
Anyone is welcome to PM me a bid on either of these mods. If you wish me to keep your identity confidential just say the word and I shall. Good hunting
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da daaaaa !!! pics not great ... taken with cell phone .... lol and I sooo hope they aren't huge ... if they are .... sorry 
She's gorgeous Lady! What are the endcaps? They look like they have an almost pinkish hue to them.
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Thanks pchela ... she's koa and bloodwood ... those pics don't even come close to doing her justice ....
... she's koa and bloodwood ... those pics don't even come close to doing her justice ....
LOL ummmm yep .... gonna be comatose soon if I don't lighten up .... LOVE her !!!!!!!!
Here you go all. Here's a neat juice calculator you can download. BUT, Not only is a juice calc, in the tools dropdown section you will find a PV tuning. It is an ohms law calculator. You punch in your numbers and it will calculate ohms, watts, amps, and voltage. I think if you play with it some you will find it's best (less battery stress, & less amps) to vape at a higher voltage and higher ohm atty. EJuice me up. eJuice Me Up - e-Juice e-Liquid Recipe Calculator. Have fun.
yes f.i:
10 watt with a 1.5 ohm atty needs 2.5 amps, running on 3.8V
the same wattage running on HV will be:
3.5 ohm atty needing only 1.7 amps, running on 5.9V
the 18350 can do both easy, but there will be less strain with HV
10 watt with a 1.5 ohm atty needs 2.5 amps, running on 3.8V
the same wattage running on HV will be:
3.5 ohm atty needing only 1.7 amps, running on 5.9V
the 18350 can do both easy, but there will be less strain with HV
ohhh... what was I missing here...
For some reason I always thought the current will be the same value as long as the output wattage is same.
So high Voltage + high ohm setup actually draws less current from battery than low voltage + low ohm setup.
Does this also mean longer use of battery before a recharge?
For some reason I always thought the current will be the same value as long as the output wattage is same.
So high Voltage + high ohm setup actually draws less current from battery than low voltage + low ohm setup.
Does this also mean longer use of battery before a recharge?
Well, not absolutely sure. But one would think if your pulling less amps, my guess would be yes. Plus the less stress factored in will in theory give longer overall battery charge cycle life.
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