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Will have to wait for the board and start doing tests before I decide on final design - very difficult to really determine anything without all the components needed - and merely working off a pretty rough spec sheet

I want to order a repair kit from Reosmods - but that's mainly because of the centre pin with a hole in it, the bottle and the tube as I want to build a bottom feeding mod with the SX350. The better battery contacts that come with the kit are a bonus, and probably not needed - and the spring...

Wow, thanks for the offer. Those are still pretty decent springs - see people pushed them to 8Amps without any problems. Wouldn't mind getting my hands on one of them if possible.

Agreed - that's why the I've decided on a two step plan - something quick and nasty now, but I can't push it (more like putting a Ferrari engine into a Volksie) And then take my time to make something nice instead of rushing it.

Hmmm, you don't by chance know if one can get the replacement 510 connection of the Turtleship without the tube?

The ultimate would be a Reo with DNA30 - but that's basically the Rhino.

That means we'll need a fines master for the fines master - as he is the biggest culprit :eek:

The SX350 chip comes pre-wired with a positive and negative power wire. I saw one guy soldered those wires directly onto the battery poles. I would not recommend you do that - that's crazy - and could have some real nasty consequences. But at the end, you just need some way for the battery to...

Thanks for the offer Johan, but it looks like I'll have to end up buying a Reo sub ohm kit. Didn't think find high amp springs are going to be that difficult - and the sub ohm kit basically has everything in it that I'm looking for.

@Chef Guest - Thats the one from Stealh Vapes. My parents are currently visiting my brother in the UK. I'm thinking of one of those, then getting them to bring it through - should be back by the 17th. But at 8 Pounds thats pretty steep.

@johan - do you think a precision engineer would be able to put a hole in this connector ? I'd much rather prefer to buy a ready made connecter, than trying my hand a tapping my own. And this one looks good ??