My Dr. Pepper Mod.

[Chip_]

Here is my latest mod. I took a Dr. Pepper can, and inserted my DIY mechanism inside of it. This will also fit inside a Coca Cola, Sprite, etc... most 12 oz soda cans will take this mod.

I built it with parts from my parts box. I have a bunch of electronic stuff lying around and decided to upgrade my ancient old box mod to something a little more up to date.

1. The volt display is switchable from battery voltage, over to the atty-coil voltage.
2. Adjustable vaping voltage.
3. Adjustable battery size.
4. Fits nicely into the Car Cup-Holders.
5. Doesn't fall over while on my desk.

 

[thetrucker]

This is great----I live do it yourself mods nade from ordinary objects---good job!!!!!!

 

[k702]

did you do anything to make the can rigid so you won't dent it during regular use?

 

[Chip_]

did you do anything to make the can rigid so you won't dent it during regular use?

No I haven't done anything to make it more rigid. The thought being that if it gets to dinged up, then just use another can. Very easy to replace, I just use a manual can opener to cut the top out of a new can, and then slip the contraption into a new can.

And it doesn't seem to get to dented up anyways.

 

[asdaq]

Cool. It's not the first of it's kind I've seen, but the other one had something for the walls that made is sound heavy. For a v2, you could drop the tank so just a drip tip is exposed, raise the switch to the top and maybe work in an original can top with the pull tab covering the actuator for true stealth measures. A lightweight wall strengthener could be a PVC tube that fits the inner wall with a slit cut along it's length, compress, insert and let it expand. Just some ideas.

 

[WindyCityJoe]

Some flitz on that can will make it nice and shiny, if you have shinyitis! Nice work!

 

[Visus]

Im still looking for the batteries

 

[BlueridgeDog]

Interesting. Makes me want to do a beer bottle.

 

[LintonHart]

Ha! Awesome job mate

 

[Chip_]

Im still looking for the batteries

The batteries are visible if you look closely. There are two of them, on the left and right side of third picture, in the bottom of the insert. They are Trustfire 16340 batteries. Small batteries. But as I say the thing will take much larger batteries too.

 

[classwife]

I love it !!!

 

[Visus]

Ok I can kinda see them but how do fire it?

 

[Chip_]

Ok I can kinda see them but how do fire it?

In the second picture, look just to the left of the tank. There is a little button labeled "FAV", (upside down in the picture). You press that button and it lights up the coil.

 

[Visus]

Lol Sweeet never woulda guessed that, thats really cool.

 

[haveblue]

Brilliant! It reminds me of an in-tank fuel pump...which gives me this thought...You have plenty of room between the sections to place a large tank. A small pump could bottom feed an atty to create the ultimate super squonker!!