Most people put the LED in to show a closed circuit...but a bright LED in a public place is just too much. So I got to thinking...what about the tiny vibrator in a cell phone? This is a tiny motor not even a inch in size. I can see one of this placed inside the casing letting the vapor know everything is up and running. Course....battery drain might be a problem.
Stealth mod?
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And you want a vibrating e-cig why?
Seems like more of an annoyance that an LED.
Seems like more of an annoyance that an LED.
I second that. You can always put a finger over the LED, but vibrating could and probably would get annoying very fast.
Or.......... how about a jingle playing like on the ice cream truck coming down the block
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Oh wait, that wouldn't be so stealth......... The kiddies will be running after you yelling wait, wait........
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Oh wait, that wouldn't be so stealth......... The kiddies will be running after you yelling wait, wait........
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that actually would be a good idea for a work vape... my last few attys were burnt up by getting set off in my pocket. even with a locking button i still get distracted, take a quick vape and go back at it :?
Just unscrew the atty a bit before you put it in your pocket.
And (one more time)
If you need a light (or buzzer or vib) to tell you if your PV is working well then you didn't build a very good mod. <ha, ha>
Like when people have to look at tip of analog reds to make sure it's lit.
Never could understand the need for an indicator (LED) to know it's working. If it's producing vapor it's working....does a light make a difference?
I actually like some kind of indication. If if the atty/carto dies, the light lets you know right away it's the atty and not the mod. Though I don't like bright ones. I just use a very small low intensity one on my own mods.
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