I received a "Sneaky Pete" mod from Divine Vapors (Peter Granger) by winning a contest they held a couple of weeks ago. I have used my prize for about a week now and thought I'd write my first review.
The Sneaky Pete is a stealth wood mod. I have attached three photos below to give you an idea of the size and construction. I believe you can order Divine Vapors' merchandise in their supplier forum thread.
Overall this is a very simple mod. The main body is oak and the endcaps I believe are wenge. To get inside you simply pull it apart. No hinges or magnets required. The woodworking is quite good so that the pieces form a very snug fit.
On the inside it is extremely simple, just the battery connection and the switch mechanism. Everything is secure and protected. Really nothing to go wrong.
On the outside, 510 threads and a drip cup. There is a nice big button that feels like it will last forever.
This guy is tiny and uses a single AW IMR 16340 battery. It feels great in the hand and looks good sitting on the table. It is incredibly well made and feels quite solid.
It hits like a champ at 3.7 volts with 1.7 ohm LR cartomizers.
I'm very pleased with this mod and it is my goto PV when I leave the house. I have wanted a wood mod so winning this was great.
Now I'm going to wait for Peter to make a variable voltage, bottom feeder
Maybe use that new Evolv circuit that's supposed to be coming out.
The Sneaky Pete is a stealth wood mod. I have attached three photos below to give you an idea of the size and construction. I believe you can order Divine Vapors' merchandise in their supplier forum thread.
Overall this is a very simple mod. The main body is oak and the endcaps I believe are wenge. To get inside you simply pull it apart. No hinges or magnets required. The woodworking is quite good so that the pieces form a very snug fit.
On the inside it is extremely simple, just the battery connection and the switch mechanism. Everything is secure and protected. Really nothing to go wrong.
On the outside, 510 threads and a drip cup. There is a nice big button that feels like it will last forever.
This guy is tiny and uses a single AW IMR 16340 battery. It feels great in the hand and looks good sitting on the table. It is incredibly well made and feels quite solid.
It hits like a champ at 3.7 volts with 1.7 ohm LR cartomizers.
I'm very pleased with this mod and it is my goto PV when I leave the house. I have wanted a wood mod so winning this was great.
Now I'm going to wait for Peter to make a variable voltage, bottom feeder
Maybe use that new Evolv circuit that's supposed to be coming out.
