I took my eleaf istick apart to modify it to take swapable batteries and look what I found. The factory claims the battery is a 2200ma. It's actually a 2100ma. 7.77/3.7*1000=2100
This modification was pretty simple, I just punched out a couple of copper discs, soldered and stuck it on the two sided sticky foam disc that came with the istick. The other end is the same way. I can either charge with the OEM USB or swap it. Two little drawbacks, the anticounterfiet label on the battery needs to be removed because the cavity is so tight. After swapping batteries the mod needs to be plugged into the USB with power to reset, otherwise the istick won't turn on. EDIT; Opps, since I never turn my unit off, I forgot about the 5 click to turn on, it doesn't need the USB.
The wood cover is shelf paper, I find the case too slippery without it.
I don't know how the below picture got attached.
This modification was pretty simple, I just punched out a couple of copper discs, soldered and stuck it on the two sided sticky foam disc that came with the istick. The other end is the same way. I can either charge with the OEM USB or swap it. Two little drawbacks, the anticounterfiet label on the battery needs to be removed because the cavity is so tight. After swapping batteries the mod needs to be plugged into the USB with power to reset, otherwise the istick won't turn on. EDIT; Opps, since I never turn my unit off, I forgot about the 5 click to turn on, it doesn't need the USB.
The wood cover is shelf paper, I find the case too slippery without it.
I don't know how the below picture got attached.
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