Yes, in the DNA200 version of Escribe your only choices are Lithium Polymer, LiFePO4, and power supply. Lipo is the correct choice when using 18650's.
The mod's resistance is .004 ohms. I'll post the screen grab in case you need the case thermals as well (This is for the VT133 just to be clear)
don't bother to cut any foam tape off the sdna75 board. i repeated the experiment with the same build/wattage on my hacked vt200 (a dead vt200 that i put a dna 75 in, rewired the 3s lipo for 3p, and added two amp charging) with close results to the smy sdna75. my hacked vt200/75 fired about 1-2 seconds longer than the sdna 75 before spitting out the "too hot" error (195-200°F). the dna 75 generates too much heat to useful with that setup. that's why the 85% efficiency rating. however, who would run a .09 build at 75w for 8 seconds, most likely no one. they would pick a more capable board like the dna 200 or whatever. don't get me wrong. still one of the best boards out there, IMO. this was me just testing the limits of the board. not real world usage for me. below are the graphs. both mods were fired until the "too hot" message appeared.
. Thanks for taking the time. Please don't assume because I said I like my provape stuff I'm inexperienced with temp control or an uninformed or newbie vaper. I have a ton of tc devices. I'm not a fan of most of them for tc or they're too heavy and big.Same SMY SDNA75 they are talking about that Ecig.com has for $49.95 & you can use ecig10 for 10% off that.How did that really inexpensive mod from fast tech work out. The one that was like $65 with nap code ? I cancelled my order as j decided I had a lot of stuff already.
have any smaller DNA 75 come out ? Is the one from fast tech still on sale for $65 ? I said before I'm a big boxer fan too. They're shipping theirs now. But it's quite expensive.
Still searching for a good small mod that ticks all the boxes I require.. I haven't been using temp control much these days because I get such great results with 29 gauge kanthal in most of my tanks and despite a plethora of experience I find that only nife 48 works well for temp control. For my style of vaping I don't care for titanium. I vape stainless steel builds without temp control.
I am not a provape zealot and I know their stuff seems expensive for those who don't keep things years but I find myself using the second hand p3 and gratis radius a lot lately. Mostly because their boost works better for me than other similar things. I have also found their customer support to be outstanding. I'd say they set the bar for me for support. Build quality. Vape quality. But I want to find something comparable that does temp control very well with stainless steel.
How big is the DNA 75 chip ? Any chance of a dna75 tube mod? How does it compare to the 40 size wise ? That was put in a lot of tubes.
I know the DNA chip had a preheat setting but is there any way to create a profile with a 3/4 second burst of five additional watts in kanthal mode ? That would mimic my provape boost setting of 3. I haven't found the yihi curves to work anywhere near as well (powerful, standard, Eco,etc)
So What would you get for a small and light,well made, durable mod that covers temp control very well with stainless steel, has smooth power delivery on par with the provape products, and great support if something goes wrong?
The DNA 75 profiling interest me a lot. I've started using some 28/36 Clapton with a stainless core and kanthal outer. It's available as stainless / stainless and I think lightening vapes has offered a profile for t in the DNA mods. Has anyone tried that Clapton wire with their DNA profiling ? The yihi and other single value stuff is difficult to come across for complex wire and it doesn't work that well on a lot of wire.
I know. I'm not asking for much right.
Exactly I got 2 on the way for about $60ea. Theory I have is that they are DNA's at a good price that is small and made for 18650. I do like the rubberized finish of the black and red. These will be my day to day pocket mods. Overall build quality isn't that important for this job since. They just need to not fall apart and work well as a DNA device and I will be happy.
From seeing Daniel go over it I was sure it wasn't going to fall apart. It just doesn't need to look like a high end mod. It's support to be an average everyday beater that has a fricken DNA in it.
Daniel reviewed the Hotcig DX200 v1 (black w/silver buttons). Those were awful. They had taken what Daniel said and fixed them with the v2. Daniel never reviewed the v2. And v2 uses the FullyMax lipo, which most DNA200 uses.
Little easier to resist now that they raised the price by $5 but you still can't buy the board alone for the price of the entire mod.
hahaha, I was going to order the mod, charger and extra battery. so, I go to check out and find they ship to every country on the planet except Canada? wtf lol. ohwell ...
