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Very tidy job, looks great.

I used quicksteel for fixing the 510 connector, araldite on any plastic parts and yes a blob of silicon to hold wires in place and out of the way.

I place a piece of red cord under the battery to make it easier to pull it out for charging.

Quicksteel is made by "Blue Magic" in the USA, and can be bought online at Amazon etc. I've used it hundreds of times at work and it's the most amazing two part putty I have ever found.
I am a locksmith and have even used it to make components for locks until I can get parts. Literally sets like steel.

OK, lets start out by saying it's highly unlikely that I will be making many box/tin mods.
1) Don’t have the time. (these took long enough)
2) Don’t have the electronics skills. (hats off to the Gary D’s of this world).

I do have a couple of wood boxes that are going to become Vamo Mods, but that’s for another post

The first is just a straight 4.2v, no frills battery box from Stealthvape.
I've wired it in parallel so that it can take 1 or 2 18650's.
Should be great for a couple of days fishing and if gets dropped, dunked or generally abused it's only cost me a few quid.
I had some carbon wrap left over from a tackle box project last year so cost me nothing and the LCD is out of an old hard drive.
Cheap as chips and kicks better than any Sigelei I have ever owned.

  


The second is a small tin mod with a single 18500 battery.
I used a scavenged EGO VV board on it's side and a plastic bead to pick up the Red, & Blue LED's on the board.
Battery remaining is done by the original "Bar type" indicator inside the tin.
The wiring has been beefed up, but not sure if this was really needed, just thought it good practice.
Multimeter shows volts at 3v, 3.4v and 3.95v.
Amazed at how well it performs.
The AGA-S is wicked at 1.3ohms and vapes great at the middle setting of 3.4v.

 

Anybody had a problem with the LCD window on the Vamo 3?
Mines almost melted in the hot weather.
Not left out in the sun or in the car, just in my shorts pocket.
Screen now unreadable.

There's also some info at guidetovaping.com/2012/02/diy-for-beginners-flavor-list/

The first thing I check for when looking at a flavoring that I don't know is does it contain any oils?
I am not sure about Cup Cake World as there is nothing stated, but it would be very rare for an Almond flavoring for instance, not to contain Almond Oil, that's how they get the flavor.

Now Sold:
AGA-T2 with Pyrex tank for sale.

Photo at www.ajs-digital.co.uk/dropbox/AGA.jpg

Very clean, no scratches etc.
Original box and spare "O" Rings/seals.
No drip tip as it didn't come with one.

If you don't know the AGA-T's they are a Genesis type atomizer that can be wicked with Stainless Steel or silica wick.

£16:00 including first class post and PayPal fees.

Thanks for looking.

I use the Protank during the day when working. Stick it on top of a Vamo in 18350 mode so it's just about pocketable.
I re-wick them in under 10 minutes including washing them out. I do a quick wash and dry burn in under 5 minutes.
They are the easiest atty I know to do your own wicks and I've taught several friends how to do them.
Dead simple, 2.5 silica and then do your wraps to what resistance you want.
The 2.5 silica helps "tighten" the draw a little, not tight but what I would call middle of the road. No whistles, gurgles or leaks.

OK I play with the "toys" at nights and weekend, Genies, Oddies, any RBA's I can get my hands on, but for a workhorse that's easy to maintain and quick to clean and fill the Protank is king.
IMO probably the best general atty on the market.

But just my opinion.