Pretty pretty please on the walk through.
Walkthrough! At the very least post some closeup pics and a parts list!
I am going to be beta testing a drop in booster for a company in the next couple of weeks. If they do it properly, should be able to use VV in almost any tube mod.
Pretty pretty please on the walk through.
Thanks a lot race, it would be greatly appreciated. Can someone answer a question for me, when people turn there gg into a vvgg, does it get setup to use with the regular button or do you have to use an electronic switch that is installed into the module. I am just trying to wrap my head around the buzz circuit in a TS.I'll work on the walkthrough or close up pics and schematics tonite or the day after since I need to make another one for myself. Already sent the one in the pic to a good friend of mine. I'm also working on a tuning terminal to make it easier to set the voltage on the drop in module.
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Pretty please clean out your pm box, it's full for last 2 days.
I am going to be beta testing a drop in booster for a company in the next couple of weeks. If they do it properly, should be able to use VV in almost any tube mod.
Thanks a lot race, it would be greatly appreciated. Can someone answer a question for me, when people turn there gg into a vvgg, does it get setup to use with the regular button or do you have to use an electronic switch that is installed into the module. I am just trying to wrap my head around the buzz circuit in a TS.
cleared out now, sorry
If you want to just reduce voltage then you can keep the GGTS button where it is race. But you use an analog "reducer" yes?
I'm sure yours will be far better than my homemade ones. Mine is just an excuse while waiting in anticipation of the original VV for GGTS.![]()
The bad thing with this is that you have to push the original button too to make adjustments with the other button Sky. Its a little dificult that way.
Yes, I realize this but in the case of a drop in unit there would not be much you could do to change it. It would be for any tube variant of an ecig not just the GG. It is more of a broader range unit. Once you got the voltage dialed in to what you want though, you would have no need to change it. Unless you switched to some other atty source. Variable Voltage is one thing. Regulated voltage is the major factor of most of it I believe.
Battery drain is such a waste with ecigs in my mind. I love 3.7voltage batteries but only to a point. Once it drops below the sweet spot I recharge and this will get away from that.
Just like Skyway said. Which is the reason I made the evercool for GGTS as a drop in module. It will also work with any mods that utilizes negative terminal switch. It will work with positive switch but there will be current flowing to the chip all the time even when not pressing the switch.