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    Arrow My Black&Decker Battery mod (in progress)

    Hello NuVapers,

    I have been building a battery mod for a Black&Decker battery, which was not my intention at first. I just so happened to have a couple extra B&D batts laying around and I thought I would put them to good use. So this is what I came up with.

    This mod was my first and has cost me nothing out of pocket because I made it out of spare items around my house, until I order some atty connectors. Its basically a metal tube 2cm in greatest diameter, 2 Way switch I pulled out of a speaker box, Screw and some odd and ends like speaker wire and plastic disks for the inside. The hardest part of this build was trying to figure out how to connect the battery. The positive is in the center and the case is negative. I took a plastic disk put a screw through the middle so that the head of the screw would face down at the battery. Then at the end part of the screw I would run my positive leading to switch. I used a generous amount of gorilla glue to keep everything intact and I had to add a small amount of electrical tape on the inside of the tube to hold the battery snug, so far it works great. I also used a small amount of air duct tape (the shiny tape in the top view) I only had LED so it helps reflect the light to the holes. I have a top piece made also that has the air duct tape to keep it reflecting the light. As you can tell I was a little inspired by the spade for the light design. I also added do vent holes, especially where the battery connects to the screw. I can take a toothpick and insert it into the hole and pry the battery out. As for the battery, it is a 3.6V at 1200 MaH, i think? But I also have some gold label B7D batteries like these. They mention they last 60% longer than these silver ones. I couldn't find any info on them though.

    Building these mods is relatively easy and I had a blast making this one. Much more to come.

    Thanks for checking this out,
    Kill_Joy
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    "cricket" "cricket"

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    Ok...-_X
    I'm not going to be actively checking this post anymore. Sorry for the late responses for future reference.





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    have you considered putting in one of the chips from Texas instruments to kick the voltage up to 5v?
    just curious with that type of mAH battery life wouldnt be to shabby

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    Quote Originally Posted by tazzed View Post
    have you considered putting in one of the chips from Texas instruments to kick the voltage up to 5v?
    just curious with that type of mAH battery life wouldnt be to shabby
    I don't have the extra cash atm to do a resistor : [

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    hello again,
    I have finished my PV. I thought I would show my finished product.

    Please email me at xkill_joyx@hotmail.com if you have any questions.



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    Please take note if you are going to build a PV this this. Usually LEDs need a - & +. But with the one I used it only needed a current running through it. i couldn't tell you which type it is I pulled it out of a broken electronic. Test your LED's requirement with some wire before wiring it into your case.


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    Let me be the first to say Congradulations. There is nothing like the feeling of vaping off something you made yourself. Adding an LED- Magnifique!!!! Good job.

    Now you have a long lasting 3.7 right? So is the battery in there alll the time or do you remove it for charging?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 5 Volt Detonator Robert View Post
    Let me be the first to say Congradulations. There is nothing like the feeling of vaping off something you made yourself. Adding an LED- Magnifique!!!! Good job.

    Now you have a long lasting 3.7 right? So is the battery in there alll the time or do you remove it for charging?
    Nice to hear from you Robert,
    Its 3.7V and the battery slides out of the bottom and has to be charged. I'm still on my first battery (silver series) from around 6pm 1/6/09 yesterday. I have a total of 4 batteries that will work for this mod. 2 Silver and 2 gold series. The gold lasts 60% longer than the silver batt.s that I'm currently using.

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    Sill on the same battery (day 3)


 

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