Jimmerjam Mods

11/12/2014

So I know it has been forever since I have posted anything to this page. Just alittle update to what is going on with JimmerJam mods. I am no longer making any boxes in the Hammond box. I am going to start milling custom boxes. As of right now they will have the sx350 100 watt chips in them. I just sent the file to have a prototype 3d printed. I will post some pics as soon as I recieve it. I am hoping this comes out as good as it looks in cad. Updates to come and thanks for all the support.

09/01/2014

If anybody would like to purchase a JimmerJam 60 watt box mod you can get them from Vaper Cafe. They have them in stock. There phone number is 443 541 5300. They have 10 for sale. Thanks again.

08/15/2014

Here is the video explaining the mod. If you have any other questions just send me a message.

08/11/2014

Here is a pic of the side with the button.

08/10/2014

I have been getting alot of questions about the specs and operation about the mod. At the end of the week I will put up a video explaining the operation and specs.

08/10/2014

Thanks to everyone that helped share the page. I will have mods ready for sale in about two weeks so if anyone is interested in purchasing a mod, stay tuned. I will post all info on this page. Once again thanks alot.

08/10/2014

Ok so we have a winner!

The winner of the JimmerJam 60 Watt Box mod is

David Hamilton

David send me a private message and we will get that box out to you as soon as possible.

08/10/2014

Ok so we made it to 500 likes thanks to everyone who liked and shared my page. I am putting the list together and picking a winner right now. Give me 2 minutes.

08/10/2014

We are 26 likes away from the give away.

08/08/2014

So I have had some questions about the give away. When we reach 500 likes on the page those are the names I am going to use for the drawing. So make sure you liked the page. Once we reach that is the list I will be putting into random.org to see who the winner is. Thanks alot.

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