What do I need to build a 5-6 volt Mod?

[Justinking]

I look all over the place, but can't find any diagrams, or any lists of the right things to get, like resisters and regulaters, etc...
Please help,
Thanks

 

[lynch]

If you go to the madvapes site click on 5 volt 510 mod kit, then read down the page and you will see "how to instructions" click on that and all you need to know is listed.

 

[MASTER0FDAMPF]

Tools Needed;

Soldering Gun
Solder
Epoxy, Hot Glue gun, or other adhesive
Exact o knife or Cutting tool
Wire Cutters/Stripper
Needle Nose Pliers

 

[wolfstone5]

Get yourself some resin flux. It makes soldering a lot easier. RadioShack has a paste that comes in a tin. It's not the greatest but it does work. Also you may want to invest is a small vice (Lowe's/Home Depot) or a "helping hands" (RadioShack). It really helps, especially for connectors and small circuit boards.

 

[Cool_Breeze]

Here's a mod I built.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/182981-my-mod-box-2-x-18350-a.html

If you'll search the Mods Forum, there are some schematics and wiring diagrams there.

Good luck!

 

[Justinking]

Thanks everybody, very good info!

 

[EDDIE D]

if you have a mod that runs on the 18650 madvapes has the nimh 4.8 volt battery that fits, only thing is it's a flat topper, no nub. same vapor with only a little puff rather than a deep draw, an old atty at 4.8 is like a new one at 3.7 for me. or, you can double stack 3 volters and regulate it down. i originally wanted to do that but when i shoved/crammed the assembly down my tube i kept breaking the connections, so i just simple switched it and decided to do my voltages with batteries (single for 3.7, double for 6.0, nimh for 4.8, etc).

 

[TheZig]

if you have a mod that runs on the 18650 madvapes has the nimh 4.8 volt battery that fits, only thing is it's a flat topper, no nub. same vapor with only a little puff rather than a deep draw, an old atty at 4.8 is like a new one at 3.7 for me. or, you can double stack 3 volters and regulate it down. i originally wanted to do that but when i shoved/crammed the assembly down my tube i kept breaking the connections, so i just simple switched it and decided to do my voltages with batteries (single for 3.7, double for 6.0, nimh for 4.8, etc).

didn't know about the 4.8 batteries!


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