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I want an Evolv Custom mod bad but dont have the money anymore these days!! If anything, I would only be able to get one.. Would be hard to decide on which lol
Ill go with the 60w version for sure. I have a Dna200, Dna133 and 5 Dna40's, one getting the Dna60 board as we speak. I have no interest in the Dna250 and the Dna75 is limited in the power delivery department and is best run around .50 and under. The 60 gives you all of the perks a Dna200 has and can run up to 9 volts on one 18650 which works best for me.
 

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Ill go with the 60w version for sure. I have a Dna200, Dna133 and 5 Dna40's, one getting the Dna60 board as we speak. I have no interest in the Dna250 and the Dna75 is limited in the power delivery department and is best run around .50 and under. The 60 gives you all of the perks a Dna200 has and can run up to 9 volts on one 18650 which works best for me.
Yeah, the 6V limit on the DNA75 is one of the downsides.. the dna 40 and the new 60 are still better for above ohm vaping iv read...
 

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Flavor chasing tonight..
Noisy Cricket by Wismec + Velocity V1 by Insignia Design (as always)
Hana Modz V200 + Marquis RDA by Insignia Design


Juices..
Hometown Hero's Red Dream & Rice Crispy Treats + D'nish

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Then something else tomorrow..
 

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Why would the DNA75 be limited in the power department, but not the DNA60?

Dna133 and Dna75 have a max output voltage of 6.0 volts they are Buck only converters. Dna250/200/60/40 have a max output voltage of 9.0 volts they are Buck/Boost converters. The Dna60 has a more useable power than the Dna75 does.
 

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Dna133 and Dna75 have a max output voltage of 6.0 volts they are Buck only converters. Dna250/200/60/40 have a max output voltage of 9.0 volts they are Buck/Boost converters. The Dna60 has a more useable power than the Dna75 does.

Thanks, I saw the post right above me and gathered some of that. Is there a reason for the limitations on the DNA75 and 133s (No boost)? I was thinking that the 133s were on the same board as the 200s, is that not the case or do they disable the boost?
 

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Thanks, I saw the post right above me and gathered some of that. Is there a reason for the limitations on the DNA75 and 133s (No boost)? I was thinking that the 133s were on the same board as the 200s, is that not the case or do they disable the boost?
They are the same board as the 200's and are buck only. But in 200 mode you have a 3s pack @ 12.8v so it can deliver the 9v max output. The 133 is a dna200 but only runs two cellls @ 8.4v so its limit is 6v output. The dna40 and dna60 are buck/boost so they can put out above battery voltage which is attractive quality in a board.
 

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    Avocado love indeed. Will you be getting the new bottom AF version?

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    I might at some point, right now waiting for the new Ivogo Velocity RDTA to see how that one compares to the Avocado.
     

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    Beautiful..love seeing the squape in action!

    I dont know how to really describe the Squape. It vapes like nothing else does. Its not the best ive ever had but its good. I really enjoy how it looks more than anything they are a handsome? atomizer? I dunno but its tall lol.
     

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