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It made a big different with the T1. Performance drops away down. To be expected I'd say. Pipes

This has been brought up before. A couple pennies or dimes if your rich under the battery sleeve will keep the switch engaged. Have to twist the bottom a couple turns to turn it off. Ok, you got me squeezing my brain here. Well I have an idea but needs a prerequisite. The top switch would...

If the batteries are upside down, you can have intelligences in there. Since there is power all the time. Just need a current sensing device to trigger the light. No? BTW, I hate it inside the box. Pipes

??? Really??? I think negative points are been mentioned. -Only available in white -Protruding side switch kind of looks out of place -Handle does get warm over time -Pricing etc, etc. But are generally broadcasted in a polite way. I see nothing wrong with having manners but at the same time...

I guess the batteries must go in upside down to have the light work? Keep the vids coming...:brow: Pipes

Finding a hard time finding that power supply that has the output you need? This little device can solve that for you. It has so many applications that I thought I'd throw the main idea out there and let imaginations run a muck. I was using ecigs in LV or 3.7 volt mode for some time when I...

Couple notes: To follow up, I had no troubles at all using for a 6 volt source. I have now switched over 100% to 3.7 volt gear and made an interesting observation. Relates directly to OF's post regarding voltage drop on the power line, the lower voltage has higher current so this effect becomes...

They have had it roped off for years. I think only politicians are allowed that stuff. Explains a lot..... Sorry Dreamer, they keep a close eye on any evidence leaking out, so to speak. Pipes (I hear OF groaning now for sure...)

Well I have played and made a couple experiments with basic ideas and platforms. Not completely sure where this is going but the ride is fun. Here's some pics of what kind of stuff I've been toying with. Found it has an expiry date which was not expected. Bits and pieces. Testing...

I'll bet there will be down the road. Having the bottom switch removable will make for an easy accessory add on. Oh Dreamer, been watching for that Canadian vapor from our side. Has a funny taste to it. :\ Pipes

Crap, was just checking out the most recent picture of Rushmore and found someone beat you to it. Was before the release of Cera though. She is going to be jealous. I won't tell if no on else does. Pipes

We have the whole family here. Who's minding the shop? Welcom to the fun Carlos. Pipes

I'll coordinate on the Canadian side. Pipes

I'm not quite share what your after here. Most decent available power handles which are currently used for ecigs will work fine here. In fact I just received my Bolt handle I had ordered and is working great. As for contact erosion goes, well I guess, but would this not be the case with all...

I'll take a dab at it. If this was the first fill then there will be some which is wasted as "primer". Not sure of the numbers but once you feel the hits slow then it's time to add some more. You do not want to cook the concentrate. But OTOH you also do not want to flood it. Once primed you will...

Thanks OF, we all know PC troubles can be a pita. I'm interested in the concentrate re-designed vertical heater core set up. As in how it loads or stores the 1/4 - 1/2 gram load. I'm assuming it is drawn into the ceramic as before? Pipes

Hey brother OF, any chance we can twist your arm into taking a couple pictures? Would be nice to see some "down the throat" shots as well as close ups of the mechanisms and switches? Although your description is very good. Trying to visualize the vertical concentrate construction is hard to...

Check out some posts of the trouble shooting techniques given to another FC member. Heat Problems Read as some good tips. However, it did end up a bad switch in the end. But was caused by boiling it. Hope this helps, Pipes

You know that we are not all made of money. I get by by using pennies instead of dimes. I would be very cautious with using the 6 volt T1 like this without very carefully monitoring the batteries. As you stated, over discharging can be really hard on batteries and the T1 is already pushing...

Cool looking variable supply there. If you want a connector that's easy to attach and will last a life time, check this one out. Can take most any size wire and re-usable. Need to solder but easy compared to others. :2c: Pipes