My Denali half clones...

okay - here's a snipped exchange with him:

from the modder:
Im charging 140 for the vv's
80 for the tank mods set at your preference [voltage firm setting]
The paint is extra depending on what you pick out
I have a new vv tank in the works but not sure when I will have the time to finish it.
I do have a vv done in blue like julie's I will sell at the old price of 125 if you're interested.

me:
i know some people on the nu-vapor forum that are interested in them. they pm'd me after i posted a pic of them. damn! i hope that was okay. i told them i would ask. so, would you be interested in hearing from them via email, because i don't think they are on facebook. at this moment, i don't have their email addys, but i'm sure i could get them if you want to work with them. your mods got lots of compliments, not just from Julie, but when i posted the picture. they were impressed with the nice clean finish of them ... and of course the fantastic paint jobs.

the modder:

It's ok by me that you posted them, I enjoy hearing that people are admiring my mods. most want to know how they are built and I am doing a walk thru in the near future

it seems if you want contact with the modder, you can pm me your email addy and i'll msg it to him. i have no idea how the communication will go from there - that will be 'tween you and him.

hmmm, a walk-thru coming soon? bet y'all would like to see that, eh? maybe someone will do a video at that meet.

 

After yesterday and $400 flying out the door I'm afraid my wad is shot for a couple months!!!:laugh:

 

Thanks Brenda

Nice to see how someone else does it. Issue I'm having is sourcing certain parts. For $20 worth of small parts from USA it's like $35 shipping !! I am now onto mod 3, first 2 are my learning tools but #3 is getting it together and hopefully things will be smoother now. I'm settling on a simple 3.7v to 5.9V VV with no on/off switch and hopefully sell it for around $80ish... If I add display etc it will rise to maybe $120 but I do need different parts to fit it all.

So I'll go simple to start with (spent $1,000 on bits so far so need to recoup some) and then look at a big order ($250 gets me free shipping for the US parts site) when I've broken even.... if this is even viable...

 

So it is going to add another $40.00 to just have a screen?

 

Takes extra time to fit them etc plus would be with all the switches. Not sure but I wont be doing it for the parts cost that's for sure..

 

I can understand that. But if you look at it from the consumers point of view, you can buy a Provari for only $20

 

Yep agreed. This mods selling point is it's chip and battery life. I'm actually thinking of doing a write-up following Scotts Crapbox idea but going with V2.0

Mamu and the other sellers can get $120 Plus so given that it's actually harder to do this OS I may too

 

Nice HoPe I like it and gezzz the sure do charge alot for shipping. So you are going to make variable volt ones?

 

These are all VV so 3.7V to 5.9V 6A 30W ie kick all the other VV's butt...


Shipping is weird from you guys, one minute free, or $6 or $60.... Mind you for me to sent you a GGTS registered post it's $30 too...

 

Looks to me like a contest is in order, Hope!

 

Fuck that, I'm broke and need to sell them

Bought this today, been into soldering for a long time but never got around to buying a good station, finally did today (helps that Chinese ones are bloody cheap):

[video=youtube;vXxAclzYKPo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXxAclzYKPo[/video]

 

^^^Hope it works for more than a week for ya! ^^^

 

Me too. They had a cheaper one that even had a PSU built into it, 0-30V or something. The colour scheme of this one was nicer though

 

Nice work Hope

 

[MENTION=6059]HoPeFuLLL[/MENTION] - docdave is the guy that made the ones in the picture i posted here.

 

Hi welcome

Show me your internals

 

Hope I will do that for you in the next few weeks get your shoe horn ready

 

Been a bit of an expensive struggle doing this for me... having to kind of sample Ebay parts to see what works.