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I figured any disposable vape would have its batteries glued in. How straightforward a task is it to remove the battery? What do the batteries generally look li
by bloopernova 2y ago
I figured any disposable vape would have its batteries glued in. How straightforward a task is it to remove the battery? What do the batteries generally look like?
- Crosseye_Jack 2y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N65DpT2nqEI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N65DpT2nqEI <--- BigClive scavenging cells from vapes. (Basically where I got the idea from) The cells are generally just "push fit", maybe with some kapton tape or foam to give them a snug fit. As for taking the vapes apart, A pair of pliers and some brute force is typically all that is needed to get them apart. Cell shape is either cylindrical or rectangular, depends on the vapes shape really. You get the knack of remembering/guessing what the shape will be just by looking at the vape.
- bloopernova 2y agoNice, thanks for the info! EDIT: those batteries look like they'd be very useful for some ESP32/PI2350 type projects.
- stavros 2y agoYeah they really will be, I need to find a vaper.
- zimpenfish 2y agoCame here to mention Big Clive's salvaging. Haven't tried it myself yet - the feral youth around here tend to be more whippet oriented than vaping, sadly.
- Crosseye_Jack 2y agoMy town is more a "active nightlife" town, so while I do see a far number of Whippets cartridges (though, thankfully, a lot less recently), you mainly find more discarded disposable vapes on Saturday and Sunday mornings/afternoons then you will whipped cream cartridges.