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Smoant's next mod should be a touchscreen squonk mod. Definitely.

I think that all of us with properly functioning Vapor Flasks should thank Heespharm for sucking up all the bad karma.

Do you have an EHPro clone? If so do you have flooding problems with filling?

What are you guys using for a contact sleeve in place of the spring?

Any feedback from folks who have an EHPro clone? I'm particularly interested in any experience with ni200 builds.

Woo! Good times.

Would you be interested in making more? [emoji2] I know I'd buy a couple.

Did you mill the whole thing yourself, or did you modify an off the shelf piece?

BNEAT. what did you use for that bushing?

Preordered a couple of the EHPRO clones on eBay. We'll see how the work come January.

Gonna try posting this here too since this thread seems more active. To those of you that have both a Lemo and a Lemo Drop, do you find that the juice flow is more restricted on the Drop? On my Lemo I can run it at 24 watts with no issues but with the Drop I have to turn it down to like 15...

To those of you that have both a Lemo and a Lemo Drop, do you find that the juice flow is more restricted on the Drop? On my Lemo I can run it at 24 watts with no issues but with the Drop I have to turn it down to like 15 watts otherwise I hit my TP cutoff which suggests to me that the juice...

Has anyone receive their clone and care to give their impressions? I'm particularly interested in Heespharm's comparison to his authentic.

An istick or ipv-mini or vaporshark lipo DNA30 with a nautilus mini with the steel tank may be a good way to go as well. Otherwise I may have to agree that a squonk box may the best way to go. In which case, a REO with a reomizer would seem to be the ticket.

I've got mine set to 450 as I'm assuming the wicking material is at least as heat resistant as silica. I prefer to keep my TP setting below 500 to avoid decomposition of VG to acrolein.

I'll echo that. I don't think they have a terribly sophisticated tracking process for RMAs. I emailed to confirm receipt of my device and check on status about a week after USPS indicated it had arrived with them. He said that they did receive it and that it was in the repair process. Three...

IT'S ALIIIIVE! My precious has been repaired and returned to me! Cost as much to repair as some mods, but it still works likes a champ and they even managed to level out my buttons for me (not flush, but not crooked anymore). *happy dance*

The HobbyKing battery will last the same (1200 mah), but has a higher amp limit so you can use the full range on a DNA40, which goes up to 16 amps. The stock battery goes up to 10 amps I believe.

Assuming I can make this work, it could probably use a new home.

I'm looking for some advice and potentially someone to help me out with the actual soldering work. I love the form factor of my little VS DNA30 but since all my other mods are DNA40s I've pretty much moved exclusively to nickel coil attys. I even started using nickel Nautilus coils this week...