i like this one, waiting on their answer wether they can make custom texts without having to send them a photoshopped pic.. would be slick
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Vapor Flask V3 DNA40 Clone thread
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i like this one, waiting on their answer wether they can make custom texts without having to send them a photoshopped pic.. would be slick
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I almost got that one. I got this one instead Amazon.com : JWraps Blue Flame Skull 2 Custom Designed E-Cigarette Protective Skin Wrap for Vapor Flask V2.1 DNA40 MOD Vaporizer : Everything Else
A pair of lg he2 2500mah batteries. I purposely ran them down to see I would get the low battery message. I normally change them when I see the flask throttling back the watts more than normal. At that point, they're usually showing 3.3-3.4 on the charger.
So this time I used 28 gauge Ni200 and 26 gauge Ni200 crimped to the coil for legs. This one works fantastic even at 40 watts. I placed it on my SXK 60 flask and while a bit on the warm side the flask this time had no trouble delivering 60 watts. The coil is 0.14 ohms and the SXK reads it as 0.09 ohms. The crimps are super tiny sterling silver tubes, hard to see in the picture but they are there.
Got the Vaporshark rDNA and Vaporflask clones I ordered direct from SXK, turned up just now.
The fit and finish on the rDNA is excellent, and all functions seem to be good with the little testing done so far.
The outer finish on the Vaporflask is good. There are issues:
1. The threads inside the bottom of battery tubes are completely gunked up with anodizing.
2. After 2 minutes use, the mod went dead. I had to remove the batteries and re-insert them to get it working again. I suspect the anodized threads may be the culprit.
3. The battery icon does not move while charging
4. There is burr on the inside of the tube under the 510 that has already damaged the wrap on my battery.
4. I put on my ST Mini, and as I tightened it down it auto-fired. Swapped out for an RDA, fine. Put the tank back on, auto-fired. Puled and reinserted the batteries, tank back on and so far no auto-fire.
Going back through some of the previous posts I see there is a fix for the autofire issue.
Does anyone have any tips for cleaning out the anodizing gunk? The idea of dragging a screwdriver through the threads is giving me the *****.
The fit and finish on the rDNA is excellent, and all functions seem to be good with the little testing done so far.
The outer finish on the Vaporflask is good. There are issues:
1. The threads inside the bottom of battery tubes are completely gunked up with anodizing.
2. After 2 minutes use, the mod went dead. I had to remove the batteries and re-insert them to get it working again. I suspect the anodized threads may be the culprit.
3. The battery icon does not move while charging
4. There is burr on the inside of the tube under the 510 that has already damaged the wrap on my battery.
4. I put on my ST Mini, and as I tightened it down it auto-fired. Swapped out for an RDA, fine. Put the tank back on, auto-fired. Puled and reinserted the batteries, tank back on and so far no auto-fire.
Going back through some of the previous posts I see there is a fix for the autofire issue.
Does anyone have any tips for cleaning out the anodizing gunk? The idea of dragging a screwdriver through the threads is giving me the *****.
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Croak has said foaming oven cleaner will strip anodizing right off but be careful not to get any on exterior. Dwcraig suggested 3/4" copper pipe cleaning brush from HD or HF.
4-in-1 Plumber's Brush
I missed that, so it that the cause of the auto fire on yours?
Something like this can be found pretty low cost. Cut the brush off so as to leave a short stem on it and mount in an electric drill. Wear eye safety.
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Yes, I guess I forgot to say what it is. It's a car battery terminal cleaner (old school)
Exposed spring covered with electrical tape, small wire brush on the way from fleabay. Thanks for the help guys 
Try to put the end of the spring back underneath the plastic first then try to add something to block it from comng out again, perhaps a rolled up piece of tape or something.Exposed spring covered with electrical tape, small wire brush on the way from fleabay. Thanks for the help guys
Just an idea, haven't tried it... What about those small brass brushes, bigger than a toothbrush but not by much and that general shape, made for cleaning grills and other outdoor cooking things?
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