I really like my Terminator, I don't know if it's PWM, but it works very very well. and I seem to get longer charge intervals.
toning down my 6 volts
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Agreed, only thing is it adds some extra length 3.4mm to be exact, but its function comes in very handy sometimes, I have 2 of them set up on a pair of SB's running 2 x 3.7 Batts and tone it down to about 5.5v to run cartos and it's very good for this
Would be kinda cool to have a booster in a GGTS or some sort of VV pot/chip,,,,,Imeo and wires ? I'm not to sure if this would happen but just for kicks and giggles would Imeo ever build something with a wire ??? hasn't happen yet but if he did it could be dangerous in a good way.!
I had made a booster if you remember mwa 1 year ago. I am always in front of my age buddy. But I never produced it because it was like cr123 battery. It seemed big for me. And there were no wires inside GG. It worked like a battery, you put it inside GG or you could put it out just like a battery
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I just got some 4.5 ohm attys and they are perfect for 6V. No more tripping batt protection. You can find them for $5 - $8. No need to pay more.
I'm just finding with all Atty's varying in ohm + or - a little bit that I'm really liking dialing them in to peak performance is really optimal and they run supper this way, as well as when one starts to slow down you just take it up a notch. the vapor production and the flavor is very good and having a mod or mods and being able to run any Atty on it from 1.5 ohm to 5.2 ohm's is a super feature. I would really love to see you build this Box mod we discussed Imeo with a variable voltage option and some type of juice feed system
I use my 510 atomizers on 3.7V, for 7 to 10 days, when their are still fabulous, until their resistance increases all by itself due to many factors, so I move them to be used on the 6V mode of vaping where their perform perfectly and even better and with better consistency and for months...Sometimes, and after using them for weeks at 6V, they get cleaned up from liquid residues and drop back in resistance, so I use them back at 3.7V...And if by any chance their resistance increases even more (which is rare), they become even better at 7V.
3 bucks is the cheapest I've found WITH a warranty. 4.5 seems just right for 5-6v vaping
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