Rechargable box mod question

[RicModMaker]

I don't know how the adaptor or board would handle a lower voltage going into it, some of the resistors may not even work if they are not getting the correct current.
It is just like when a wrongly powered ego gets charged with the wrong charger, it can either not charge or over charge and become unstable.

I recommend always using the correct current required, don't take shortcuts with batteries and electricity

Agreed. Thanks again. You are my guru ;-) can I pester you for another piece of advice. I'm already thinking about my next mod and I haven't even built my first yet! Potentiometers, step up / downs. The highest amp ft one only seems to be 3 amp? Any advice?
https://www.fasttech.com/products/0...dc-dc-converter-voltage-stabilizerregulator-m

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[Gilliandrea]

Agreed. Thanks again. You are my guru ;-) can I pester you for another piece of advice. I'm already thinking about my next mod and I haven't even built my first yet! Potentiometers, step up / downs. The highest amp ft one only seems to be 3 amp? Any advice?
https://www.fasttech.com/products/0...dc-dc-converter-voltage-stabilizerregulator-m

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Most Step up/down do only have a 2A stable limit, with a maximum 3A when you add a heatsink which FT won't tell you!!
There are a huge variety of chips that can handle the buck/boost but it is the protection and resistors etc also incorporated into the board that are important, the 'better' one is LM2596 for modding
Go along to stealthvape and read through the VV mod boards there, Rob has typed up some excellent information and you can contact me anytime

 

[RicModMaker]

Most Step up/down do only have a 2A stable limit, with a maximum 3A when you add a heatsink which FT won't tell you!!
There are a huge variety of chips that can handle the buck/boost but it is the protection and resistors etc also incorporated into the board that are important, the 'better' one is LM2596 for modding
Go along to @stealthvape and read through the VV mod boards there, Rob has typed up some excellent information and you can contact me anytime

Many thanks. I have looked there and it says "Output current: Rated current is 2A,maximum 3A (Additional heatsink is required)"
In your vast experience , would this board be able to power lower resistance atties?

 

[Gilliandrea]

@Seedy Very few boards that can run low resistance and they are expensive.... DNA20/30 this is the reason they are sought after Most boards are stuck at 1.2 ohms and above

 

[RicModMaker]

@Seedy Very few boards that can run low resistance and they are expensive.... DNA20/30 this is the reason they are sought after Most boards are stuck at 1.2 ohms and above

That makes sense to me. I probably won't go below 1.3ohm with my mod so should be cool.
I just can't stop thinking about a 2s1p monster Running before I can walk I guess

 

[Gilliandrea]

HeHe... You are hooked Seedy, get a book and start drawing out your ideas because you will have so many of them!!!
And have a folder on the PC dedicated to saving documents of schematics etc that you find

 

[RicModMaker]

HeHe... You are hooked @Seedy, get a book and start drawing out your ideas because you will have so many of them!!!
And have a folder on the PC dedicated to saving documents of schematics etc that you find

Good idea. Now I've got to learn how to draw schematics. There's another day done

 

[RicModMaker]

How does this look @Gilliandrea?
My first drawing

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[Gilliandrea]

How does this look @Gilliandrea?
My first drawing

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Can't see anything

 

[RicModMaker]

Here it is. Don't know what happened there.

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