Waiting for SB V1.1 mod

[LarryE]

What do you do when you have a Silver Bullet V1 and RCR123a batteries and still want a 6volt vape?

Introducing..... the SB version 1 6v 'I can't wait' mod.

(tongue firmly planted in cheek)

Step 1:

Remove the spring from the lower tube.

Step 2:

Wad tinfoil into a 'bump' at the bottom of the lower tube to make electrical contact with the battery.

Step 3:

Place the 2 RCR123a's into the lower tube.

Step 4.

Place a strip of tinfoil on a piece of duct tape and join the lower tube to the upper tube.

Step 5.

Place assembled SB into a tall empty pill bottle for stability and 'vape away'. (press down slightly on the top tube to ensure good electrical contact)

Disclaimer: I AM a professional, do not try this at home.

I am now totally hooked on 6v vaping. I smoked 2 packs a day of unfiltered .... logs and 6v allows me to stop vaping continuously and put it down between sessions.

If you are like me and smoked a lot of 'high nicotine' cigs I suggest you get a SB and RCR123a batteries IMMEDIATELY!.

Another nice bonus to 6v is that I was able to take my original 3 month old learning atty 'Adam' out of storage and it fired up and worked like a champ at the higher voltage.

I have said it before and I'll say it again.... Thanx Rob and Chad for bringing us the Silver Bullet !!!

now... when will MY NEW V1.1 get here ???

 

[cddz]

What do you do when you have a Silver Bullet V1 and RCR123a batteries and still want a 6volt vape?

Introducing..... the SB version 1 6v 'I can't wait' mod.

(tongue firmly planted in cheek)

Step 1:

Remove the spring from the lower tube.

Step 2:

Wad tinfoil into a 'bump' at the bottom of the lower tube to make electrical contact with the battery.

Step 3:

Place the 2 RCR123a's into the lower tube.

Step 4.

Place a strip of tinfoil on a piece of duct tape and join the lower tube to the upper tube.

Step 5.

Place assembled SB into a tall empty pill bottle for stability and 'vape away'. (press down slightly on the top tube to ensure good electrical contact)

Disclaimer: I AM a professional, do not try this at home.

I am now totally hooked on 6v vaping. I smoked 2 packs a day of unfiltered .... logs and 6v allows me to stop vaping continuously and put it down between sessions.

If you are like me and smoked a lot of 'high nicotine' cigs I suggest you get a SB and RCR123a batteries IMMEDIATELY!.

Another nice bonus to 6v is that I was able to take my original 3 month old learning atty 'Adam' out of storage and it fired up and worked like a champ at the higher voltage.

I have said it before and I'll say it again.... Thanx Rob and Chad for bringing us the Silver Bullet !!!

now... when will MY NEW V1.1 get here ???

Soon
LOL 2 x CR2 would have fit without the duct tape. "A" for effort

 

[LarryE]

Yep, I know about the cr2's. I bought 2 of them at WalMart for 10 bucks to try out 6v before going the 'crazy mod' route. I just didn't want to invest in rechargeable cr2's (or get gouged for another 10 bucks) when I have already ordered the lower tube and a 2nd V1.1 SB.

I don't look forward to battery changes now, but I can get by till my new stuff gets here.

 

[cddz]

Yep, I know about the cr2's. I bought 2 of them at WalMart for 10 bucks to try out 6v before going the 'crazy mod' route. I just didn't want to invest in rechargeable cr2's (or get gouged for another 10 bucks) when I have already ordered the lower tube and a 2nd V1.1 SB.

I don't look forward to battery changes now, but I can get by till my new stuff gets here.

They are rather expensive, lol I would not call it "crazy". Going through a $10 set of batteries every day is crazy.

 

[Techno]

10 bucks? I paid 2.98 for my primary cr2's

 

[LarryE]

$2.98 ? I was in a hurry and it was either Lowes (who didn't have them) or WalMart.

In case of a future emergency, where did you find cr2's that cheap?

 

[drum of ny]

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