Built my first 3.7 volt box mod

Not sure if correct board but wanted to share built this 3.7 volt wood box mod works great View attachment 11292

Wonder if thier is more info on her to learn how to make other types

 

Good job on the first build - As to the next types - What is it you are looking to build - A 5v regulated device or perhaps a boosted single battery or bucked (step down) dual battery - There's plenty out there depending on where you would like to go with your next build

ETA: This probably isn't the correct board and should be in the modders section but i'm sure if it's in the wrong place one of the mods will be along to move it over for you shortly .

 

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[MENTION=10491]pmg1944[/MENTION] nice job on the mod, looks really good. I have moved this thread to our General Mod Chat forum for you.

 

LMAO !!! you talked right over my head as i am pretty new to vaping only a couple months and trying to build mods. A couple questions for you what is a 5V regualted device ( is that like vv/vw ??) also what is a single battery boosted LOL !! I am hoping to build a vv/vw next I was thinking of just making box taller and wider and then ordering the stuff from mad vapes. I like the wood box mods.. I made 3 like the one I posted and gave 2 away to friends that vape they thought they were cool as well.
Any help in pointing me in right direction would be great on finding info to help me in my quest to build or how to wire them up would be awesome

 

My best advice is read read and then read some more lol - Things can get very confusing and you're going to need to make things as safely as you possibly can - so knowing the components is a must...

Short examples
A 5v regulated mod is one that's regulated (constant output) of 5v - Which regulator you use depends on the Amps you want your device to be able to pull (to find that out google ohms law calculator) - A 5V 1A regulator will work but won't be able to pull the skin off a rice puddin so i'd suggest going for either a 3A or 5A regulator.

Things like the lavatube use a boost circuit - This takes the power from a single (4.2v) battery and boosts the output to get the required voltage - A similar thing can be achieved with a ptn4050c circuit (ptn4050c is the texas instruments part number of the main chip) - Again you would need to check out the extra components needed for such - The other option with that is to get a lavatube or better still a vamo PCB and work with their board.

If you send me a PM i'll send you a list of stuff you may find handy on your travels - I'd do it here but those people who did the original work may not like me to so rather than offend anyone i'll PM you back and send you straight there.