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I'm impressed too :clap: I set out to find a way to control the power level of an IH and realized a real-time heater for the VC. I gave this a lot of thought today. And broadened my vision on the power source. We really should have access to input power to our IH. That alone is an...

Zero-sum loss assured either way @TheThriftDrifter - but the price is reflective of the lack of bureaucracy and the nature of man. Hell, I'm at risk just suggesting it but my verbose writings will surely envelop the thing that should go without saying - :rant: DO ANYTHING I SAY OR DO AT YOUR...

That's what I am dealing with. 18650 are huge compared to 14500. That is why I see that being a remote pack. Certainly doable that way. Question always comes down to how big is too big to hold for your draw. This is MOD territory. I want to stay within the size of a decent Mod. How many...

I don't know what I was smoking when I put limitations in place regarding dark ABV. I was way off! I'll do some heating time analysis at some point but this is rock'n my vaping experiences. I need some market feedback. I should start a new thread for this. Admins? 2x 14500, AA-sized...

So what is the downside of the Vaporesso Gen? @Choices - I didn't realize that is what that bump was. Nice find. The Swag II looks to have very similar functionality to the Target Mini II at 80 watts. The bump might get in the way or maybe not. If it fits as-is, it would make for an...

Or how heat can be generated and imparted without fire or contact :nod:

They did a stock purge at xmas and they have since been restocked probably with new f/w. But you can still get the kit for $40 or under. Basically the tank is $28 so the MOD comes with for $12. Then you can buy any other MOD you want to try because you only need one tank. I have no clue what...

Mine acts like a Matrix Head Jack :rockon: Just plug me in dude! :D ...and don't forget the other findings along the way while you were away @scy123 - turns out that contact material is crucial to contact heating. Until I went full copper, the tip and the sleeve got real hot. This I learned...

Cells are loose but they are meant to be so the foam acts as a switch.

I've been running temp control mode every day. I limit the watts to 15 watts. Very forgiving. If you get a disconnect, you tell the Target Mini II that you are continuing the session. That only happens when I go stir the load stuck to the screen. Tc mode is what makes this the bomb...

I modified the Vaporesso VM-22 tank so it is the only one I can speak to directly. With regard to loop size, I have some input. I don't know that MF actually made a conscious change in loop size. I have an older Walnut LB from a local shop. The loop is big and the cell hole is way big...

...and a new day on this experiment. Properly vaked on a mcro-dose followed by a full long-draw I went to work on a cell holder. I hope this works in practice. Used the clips from the five 3x-18650 boxes I got to scale things. Making this work took 3 tries. Came out nice though... That...

Oh fuck no! :mental: :lmao:I've been doing marketing :tup:

$10 < :uhoh: > 18C J/K :nod: Indeed it is that simple. Are you planning your own fabrication?

$25 in just for the die and the copper. Tank modification cost; $0.03+$0.10+$0.05=$0.18. :tup:

There is cost there that I really am avoiding. If I were to make the product, I would just make the drawings and have someone make 50 of them. That is the only way I know to make something from this. Bottom line, how simple can you make this for fabrication.

@vandalizedbythelotus - basic skills is sufficient. Basically you are making a cylinder of copper that aligns with the loop-rod and a copper post between the MOD connection and the bent-rail at the end of the LB hole. Every Vaporesso tank is different as to adaptation. The one with the Target...

Welcome to the thread @vandalizedbythelotus . I still know virtually nothing about mod'n MODs or which are great and which are bunk. You need 0.05 ohm compatability. I've gotten mine down to 0.08 ohms and up to 30 watts. It can go higher. That is as high as I was willing to push the voltage...

They should all be portable... but yes, portable is available. My brain isn't torch friendly. It revolts physically.

The chip in the image is an inductor. The coils look like a stack of plates but it is indeed a coil. High circular mills of copper in the cross section of the flat-wire in order to handle the 8 amp rating. I just looked at a HP power adapter to the laptop. Compact and portable... 65W in a...