But I'm by no means saying that what I'm saying is how it is.just one guy's humble opinion on the subject. I checked the links you guys provided but did not get any information i am looking for. im having trouble finding info on how to connect the batteries in parallel. Nothing against those mods by any means.I have a Noisy Cricket II-25 and had its predecessor (which I do consider as a Mech mod), but to call a mod semi-Mech just seems like marketing to draw some folks over from their VV/VW to me.if there is any board or circuitry involved outside of a button mechanism that completes the circuit to fire the juice from battery to the atty, it's not a mech. so im looking for a diagram or thread or anything on how to build a simple semi-mechanical box mod. That's more than likely just terminology used by companies to raise the eyebrows of Variable Device users that think it would be cool to own a Mech without the worry about the safety precautions they should take to use such devices. I could be wrong but I see things a bit more black and white.as in there's not really such a thing as a semi mechanical device.

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