Does anyone know if it's possible to power a induction Heater via an Boxmod? Like just using it as the power source in a build? Sorry if this question is dumb i'm not very keen on electronics or other stuff like that. I'm just thinking about building a heater and this came to mind for a easy portable solution.
510 Powered Induction Heater?
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bossman
Gentleman Of Leisure
The Beast is a 510 vapcap heater but it's not induction:
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/dynavap-mod-based-heater.42613/
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/dynavap-mod-based-heater.42613/
Yes i know about that one. I was just looking for something i could build into a ih without needing to fiddel around with batterys and stuff like that. Something like just popping the Boxmod out for charging and skipping the whole button and wiring part.
AcidFlashbang
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While it is possible it doesnt seem like a great idea. The circuit board would still have to be large even if it got its power from the 510 connection.
But it would still workj when housed in a normal housing like other ih's are? How would i go about connecting the ih to the 510 connector?
AcidFlashbang
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Just solder the wires to a 510 connector instead of the power supply adapter that is reccomended. What do you hope to gain by using a 510 connector other than the ability to be powered by mods? That just shifts the burden of batteries to another device.
nothing much to gain it's just that i have a mod lying around which gets no use. I thought i could recycle that for this build.
AcidFlashbang
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Im not sure a mod is right for this anyway unless it's unregulated. It just seems like a solution in search of a problem.
okay good, then i'll just build a normal ih for now and will look into battery powered ones at a later point. Thanks for the insight
