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[Jetmec]

Thanks to bigblue and his post on his mod. I wanted to see if I could build one and here it is. I have about $25 and two days invested . I did find that my soldering skills leave a lot to be desired that's why no pics of th back of the board. I was amazed that it actually works. and it vaps like a freight train. Don't know if it will show up but in the last pic the small hole in the bottom right hand corner is the adjustment screw so I can tinker with it and not have to open it. I had fun building it and now I want to do another mod I just need to figure out what I want to build.



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[asdaq]

Nice job Jetmec. Your switch and LED look to have a nipple effect for fiddling with between vapes How many turns is the pot you used?

 

[Jetmec]

Thanks I haven't gone to the end either way on the pot, I use a meter to adjust the voltage. I started at 5v but had to back it down to about 4.25 for my sweet spot. I am sure I will have to adjust it for different cartos and if I switch to attys. And tes I do find myself fiddling with the switch and LED.

 

[Ragman]

Nice, neat looking mod. If you are lacking in soldering skills, you do an awesome job of hiding it. Great job!!

 

[WillyB]

Looks good. My one suggestion would be to add a lot epoxy to the atty connector. Running at high volts the connector can get kinda hot and you need a bit more support that that thin plastic shell. That's always a weak spot and you will drop it one day. Also keep that area free of e-liquid as that will eventually compromise the bond.

 

[st0nedpenguin]

I practically shovel epoxy in once everything is done, it looks like crap but it's internal anyway.

 

[Jetmec]

Looks good. My one suggestion would be to add a lot epoxy to the atty connector. Running at high volts the connector can get kinda hot and you need a bit more support that that thin plastic shell. That's always a weak spot and you will drop it one day. Also keep that area free of e-liquid as that will eventually compromise the bond.

Thanks for the tip. I am building another mod that will need epoxy so I will mix a batch and epoxy both at the same time.