Baby Monster.

[vereybowring]

Up for sale 43210 Baby Monster mods.

They are very small devices utilising a single 16340 protected battery and featuring an almost touch sensitive copper button, an eGo 510 style connector and an on/off switch.



Price is only £9.00 inclusive of UK delivery but battery not included although they are widely available.
The buyer can also choose the LED colour from red, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink, or ultra violet.

If you are interested please PM me on this forum.

Also please note dispatch is not immediate as the device has to be finished by installing the LED and tested.

[mikrosoft]

Pm,d

[vereybowring]

Bump.

Still available.

[safercigs]

These are a fantastic tiny mod they works very very well i have had one now for a while and it is just a great device well worth the money

[ian]

I totally agree Daz.A big BUMP here for Verey,these are a fantastic little stealth unit for when out and about.I love mine for using CE3s,you get a far bigger battery run time using standard resistance atomisers.Lovely little mod and well worth the money.

[tillis]

Any chance of squeezing in an 18350? or is that a mm too far?

[vereybowring]

Aug 28, 2011 15:22:16 GMT tillis said:

Any chance of squeezing in an 18350? or is that a mm too far?

There is indeed no room to spare either in regard to diameter or length, the 16340 only just fits.
It might be possible if I used a smaller LED, or was very careful about where all the parts are placed to allow the wider battery but it would be very, very tight.
It really depends on the particular 18350 used (batteries vary hugely) and I don't have any to try out at the moment to say for certain.

[tillis]

I can send you an 18350 if you want to try
Just PM me your address

[vereybowring]

Aug 29, 2011 9:28:31 GMT tillis said:

I can send you an 18350 if you want to try
Just PM me your address

That's alright - I was looking at it more today and I don't think the 18350 would fit - the extra diameter, small increase as it is, is just a little too much as the casing is meant to replicate a C cell battery size.
It would be possible to fit it in a D cell adapter though, but I haven't got any of those.

[mikrosoft]

I got one to fit in the one you done me.

[vereybowring]

Aug 30, 2011 12:41:19 GMT mikrosoft said:

I got one to fit in the one you done me.

Wow, well done - I didn't think there would be enough space due to the clasp the case uses to stay shut.
I take it you had to all but remove the spacers that hold the battery to the centre.
Did you have to move the LED so it was not lying next to the battery and was either in top or bottom ?

Nice to know though that it is possible in any event.

[safercigs]

arrr i broke me led gutted lols never mind still works perfect

[vereybowring]

Aug 30, 2011 15:26:33 GMT safercigs said:

arrr i broke me led gutted lols never mind still works perfect

Sorry to hear you lost LED action.
How did you break it ?

[safercigs]

put the wrong batt in it

[vereybowring]

Aug 30, 2011 17:34:50 GMT safercigs said:

put the wrong batt in it

That's a shame, if you have a soldering iron and a spare led it's not that hard to change them over since it's quite plain how the LED is wired in +VE red coming from the top (it has some heat shrink over the connection), -VE the two black wires one from the top and one from the bottom. The +VE on the LED is the longer leg and use as little heat as possible or you blow the LED.
Depending on the LED you might have to add a resistor though which would be 200 Ohm for 3.6-4.2 V.