Mike n Tibs DNA Mods!

[mikepetro]

While this all only theoretical right now, this is what I "think" I might be able to do (+/- 20%) over in the Forum that is not to be mentioned........
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My ECF modeler has sent some preliminary renders of the project, buttons yet to come.
850mAh Beta on the right, my project on the left. Capable of housing a 1350mAh bat.

Aprox actual size

Aprox twice actual size.

What do you all think, is it worth pursuing?

 

[Kaana]

Worked hard tonight lol
Will realign screen and refit on weekend.
Vapes awesome

 

[KTMRider]

Oh Gees That sucks
Mine still isn't back from Evolv. Even though there so good with the RMA, for International guys like us it's still a hassle

Mine was absolutely hassle free. I didn't even know they were sending a replacement for mine. John just asked for my address.

My ECF modeler has sent some preliminary renders of the project, buttons yet to come.
850mAh Beta on the right, my project on the left. Capable of housing a 1350mAh bat.

Aprox actual size
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Aprox twice actual size.
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What do you all think, is it worth pursuing?

Nice!

I'm getting almost 2 days with my 1300mah battery. The Hana v200 supposedly has a 950mah 3S but also smaller. Maybe the same size as the Beta box? I have a bad 3d print of the beta box so I'll post pics of the size difference. I should get the v200 this week.

 

[TruckerMSA]

My ECF modeler has sent some preliminary renders of the project, buttons yet to come.
850mAh Beta on the right, my project on the left. Capable of housing a 1350mAh bat.

Aprox actual size
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Aprox twice actual size.
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What do you all think, is it worth pursuing?

Yes!


Sent from The Truck O shop

 

[Squonk_me]

Looks great but,,,, where's the squonk hole??

 

[Rossum]

No squonk hole is needed. The DNA200 has a hidden pump control feature that will feed juice as it senses your wick beginning to go dry.

 

[SlickWilly]

Mike, I will pass but that is only because my Hammond 1590G is coming out much better then I ever thought it would, if my mod was only so-so then I'd be in for one. I have a 1000 mAh for it and can easily fit a 1350, I may well bump up to a bigger battery later. I'd like to build my second 200 mod much smaller, I really like the size of the beta mod and I bought the FlightPower 800 because it will fit in the beta. I would be interested in one of those if that comes to be later.

 

[Steamer861]

Mine was absolutely hassle free. I didn't even know they were sending a replacement for mine. John just asked for my address.

I didn't mean hassle like that, Evolv is Great real easy
It's just from here it's at least 3 weeks or more round trip
And from Istanbul it's probably even longer Then the shipping cost $
You Americans have it good compared to Us. Cheep shipping fast turn around times

 

[Steamer861]

No squonk hole is needed. The DNA200 has a hidden pump control feature that will feed juice as it senses your wick beginning to go dry.

Wouldn't that be some thing Electronic Juice Injection

 

[Squonk_me]

"will feed juice as it senses your wick beginning to go dry. "

LOL,,, I'm not even gonna comment on this one,,,,,,,,,

 

[turbocad6]

here's a few pics of mine, still not finished. the main body is african blackwood, the chip mount and central support is billet aluminum that started out as a 1"x 2" solid block, still needs some more machining. the rear support/door mounting frame is titanium plate. buttons are brass. still a lot of work to do here. with all the work something like this takes I can really see the appeal of drawing it on a computer and printing it, this is kinda the opposite of that

 

[ozen]

Seems that Evolv working on 2s firmware

2 3500 mAh batteries are 25.2 watt hours.

For a similar run time, you'd want a 2200 mAh 3s pack. That is 24.42 watt hours, which should give you equivalent results.

Or sit tight for a couple hours and we'll have a 2s compatible firmware up for testing here, then just use your same 2 26650 batteries in series.

 

[BlueridgeDog]

What do you all think, is it worth pursuing?

Bear doing his business in the woods and the Pope's religion come to mind.

 

[mikepetro]

 

[mikepetro]

 

[BlueridgeDog]

here's a few pics of mine, still not finished. the main body is african blackwood, the chip mount and central support is billet aluminum that started out as a 1"x 2" solid block, still needs some more machining. the rear support/door mounting frame is titanium plate. buttons are brass. still a lot of work to do here. with all the work something like this takes I can really see the appeal of drawing it on a computer and printing it, this is kinda the opposite of that

I will be curious to see the final wire routing from the chip...they are so fat that I had to angle mine correctly prior to tinning as the process created an unmovable .25" that was un planned for.

 

[Mad Scientist]

What do you all think, is it worth pursuing?

I'm in. The faceplate fabrication time savings alone makes it worth it. Considering material cost and no "hassle factor" of finding buttons, etc., it's more than worth it.

 

[tiburonfirst]

morning, y'all!

I didn't mean hassle like that, Evolv is Great real easy
It's just from here it's at least 3 weeks or more round trip
And from Istanbul it's probably even longer Then the shipping cost $
You Americans have it good compared to Us. Cheep shipping fast turn around times

steamer, if it should come up again send it to me we know first class to canada is reasonable and since the stuff was paid by you i wouldn't have a problem marking it as 'gift'

 

[awsum140]

What do you all think, is it worth pursuing?

In a word...YES!

 

[BobC]

here's a few pics of mine, still not finished. the main body is african blackwood, the chip mount and central support is billet aluminum that started out as a 1"x 2" solid block, still needs some more machining. the rear support/door mounting frame is titanium plate. buttons are brass. still a lot of work to do here. with all the work something like this takes I can really see the appeal of drawing it on a computer and printing it, this is kinda the opposite of that

Simply amazing work Turbo, that's tiny