What are inside our ecigs?

[nick76]

I have an idea that to post some pictures of the inside my ecigs that have been taken apart. Just for members who want to know how does it look like inside the ecigs, atomizers to have a better understanding about our ecigs.

If anyone has pictures of the inside of your ecigs please post here and don't forget to write the model !

***If this somehow violates the forum rules or is inappropriate, please delete!!!

Nick

 

[nick76]

M401 battery:

510's battery and 3k atomizer:

 

[whistlrr]

I don't have any pictures to contribute, just wanted to say thank you for this, its a good idea and interesting to get to see what's in there

 

[Ez Duzit]

Good pictures. Thank you.

 

[Liscab]

How long does that 510 last you?

 

[Houdini]

Here's the protection circuit I tore off of a 10440 battery.

 

[Houdini]

Here's a 401 manual switch battery.

 

[nick76]

You'r welcome all! wish i could have all ecig models to take pixs.
Good picture Houdini , Thanks!

*Liscab, that 510 lasted 3 month before i dropped 2 of them dead,didn't die on it self. The 510's atomizer was still working, i just didn't like it much so i used a heat gun to take it apart for experiment.

Nick

 

[Ez Duzit]

Here's a 401 manual switch battery.

Good pic Houdini. How did you get that apart? Or did you cut it?

 

[Houdini]

I took the cap off where the LED is and shook it until the battery started to slide out. Then I took the rubber button cap off and lifted the connector wires through the button hole with some tweezers and cut them. Then the battery just slides out of the tube.

 

[miketr]

Here is a (somewhat roughly) disassembled DSE 901 auto battery and atty. They were both dead, so no harm done. My first disassemblies, I learned from them how to disassemble the things more easily without breaking things. The battery was certainly the easiest to disassemble, it does just slide or push out.

Love this thread! Anyone got a dead 4075 they feel like disassembling?

And what about those internal batteries? Are they replaceable from a stock source or custom? I think I can see how you could change over a failed auto battery to a manual one with a little work. I'm sure the modders have already done that, though, a million times already.

 

[dreams n chains]

Wonderful pictures! Thank you so much!

This helps my curiosity until mine stop working and I get to disect them.

How the heck are these, and other things of this nature, manufactured? How can humans work and see such detail and precision? Amazing.

 

[chuaa]

how did you disassemble the 510 batt? am thinking of using the connector to make a mod!

thanks

 

[d4rqk0n3]

nice photos, pretty interesting

 

[nick76]

how did you disassemble the 510 batt? am thinking of using the connector to make a mod!

thanks

I always use the coper tube cutter in the first few pictures of the Thread Chuaa! remember save that batt's connector if you're not using it in a mod yet, you will need it for a mod.

*** Great pictures , nice arrangement guys, thanks for posting ! I'm waiting to see the inside of many more models please post !

Nick

 

[tribalmasters]

Very nice pictures! Has anyone got a picture of inside a RN4072/DSE801 or other penstyles? Perhaps the manual one?

 

[chuaa]

I always use the coper tube cutter in the first few pictures of the Thread Chuaa! remember save that batt's connector if you're not using it in a mod yet, you will need it for a mod.

*** Great pictures , nice arrangement guys, thanks for posting ! I'm waiting to see the inside of many more models please post !

Nick

thanks...but i was hoping there was some way you can dissaemble the bat without breaking the orig casing...

 

[four2109]

thanks...but i was hoping there was some way you can dissaemble the bat without breaking the orig casing...

You can. After you pop off the led cover, you can pull the guts out and yank the wires without cutting the tube. But most people just want the connectors.