Tire Valve Passthrough

[panderson01]

I saw a post where someone showed a usb passthrough for the DSE901 made from a tire valve, but can't find it now.

Any help???????????

Thanks,
Paul

 

[D_Struct]

Did you try looking in the mod forum?

 

[panderson01]

Yeh, I searched high and low.

 

[BJ43]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modders-forum/8127-quick-usb-901-passthru.html

 

[panderson01]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modders-forum/8127-quick-usb-901-passthru.html

Thanks BJ, you da man/woman, sorry I don't know.

I just ordered a DSE901 and need to make one of these, but I need a little help on making one.

Can you show where you connect the wires? Which one is the power and which one is ground and how you keep the 2 from touching?

Also what kind of switch and where you get it.

I'm a sheet metal guy, but do have the access to solder and silicone.

Thanks,
Paul

 

[ZambucaLu]

Here's another Madog video using the valves:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-dse901-no-need-dead-battery-2.html#post61983

Lu

 

[BJ43]

Old man 43 is my birth yr. I use the switch on the (-) the brass casing with the thread, solder one terminal of the switch directly to this casing and this holds it firmly, the (+) is just a covered wire pulled thru the case filled with silicone but you can also use small rubber/plastic tubing instead of silicone. As a positive contact a glob of solder works and a small spring even better. Your usb cable has a red and black wire, connect the red to positive and black to yhe switch.

 

[BJ43]

Thanks BJ, you da man/woman, sorry I don't know.

I just ordered a DSE901 and need to make one of these, but I need a little help on making one.

Can you show where you connect the wires? Which one is the power and which one is ground and how you keep the 2 from touching?

Also what kind of switch and where you get it.

I'm a sheet metal guy, but do have the access to solder and silicone.

Thanks,
Paul

the small contact switches I took of old electronic gear, the last three I found in a old mouse.