Then comes to mind... "What about all those 18650 batteries I have"? In addition to this thought, I'm wondering how safe are these batteries compared to being cozy with the 18650. Not to mention how on earth do I charge these things? Just makes my head scratch. While the chip itself is great, but the battery life also bugs me. Already have enough saved up "points" to either pour onto either a dna 200 shark or Hotcig.
Ready to buy DNA 200 mod but...
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Boxer Mod 133W with Evolv DNA200 Temperature Control - Ginger Vaper
And I can't find a link for it but the Steammonkey Vero:
Problem solved.
Boxer Mod 133W with Evolv DNA200 Temperature Control - Ginger Vaper
And I can't find a link for it but the Steammonkey Vero:
Problem solved.
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Well, Google is definitely your friend when trying to learn new things. There's also a post on here discussing 18650's vs LiPo's: 3 X 18350's for DNA 200?
As far as your old 18650's should you decide you no longer want/need them when you geg a DNA200 you could probably always put them up for sale on the classifieds here or give them to a friend who might need them.
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As far as your old 18650's should you decide you no longer want/need them when you geg a DNA200 you could probably always put them up for sale on the classifieds here or give them to a friend who might need them.
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Between these two I would take none of the above.
Overall, not as safe to handle. But great for sub-ohming with their lower voltage drop and high continuous current draw.
With the built-in DNA 200 1A balance charger via micro USB or outside of the mod with an external balance charger such as the Bantam e-Station.
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I'll just wait later down the line when a safer battery version comes out or until they make more other dna200 mods that accepts 18650. Don't get me wrong, there are some out there already but not to my liking based on design or too bulky.
An 18650 DNA 200 box requires a minimum of 3 batteries, and even then precautions have to be taken. Lipo batteries are NOT safe never have been but the only reason they're being used is because of their output.
Ask yourself will I ever really need 200w? Only you can answer that but if the answer is no why do you "need" a DNA200?
Nah you can use two, but you only get 133w max then.
Also don't bother with the Vero, get a Wismec Reuleaux
take a look at cloudmaker, not for a purchase but they have alot of info there on the blog and their forum
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