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I'll let you draw your own conclusion from the results of my tests....
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Attack of the Hana Modz Clone. Let's wait together!
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I'll let you draw your own conclusion from the results of my tests....
The Cana fired them stating 3.5 volts on it's display, around 0.5Ω3D looks good on top. I have the newer polished one coming (fingerprint magnet) hope it works right.Thanks for the heads up. Looks like you are doing a SC set up???
The kayfun mini is an original but a $14 FT one is on the way.
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Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask. I have a Cana from wetvapes. Has anyone ordered a jwraps for it. If so what model,etc.
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As far as this subject goes...
Initially I charged (Same battery, never changed it) off my printers usb port (I do this for almost all my inokin items with no problems) with a very short thin micro usb connector. The light didn't change but dimmed after charge. I then used a the micro usb cable for my mouse (its a logitech hybrid) connected to the usb 2.0 ports on my computer (off topic but my Cloupor just woke up by it's self again on it's own as I type this) anyway...red light still dimmed but no green. Finally with almost an empty battery I used the same cable on a 3.0 usb panel I installed in my puter that actually gets it's power straight from one of the 5v rails on the power supply...not from the motherboard.
After about 4 hours it did indeed turn green. I have no way to check the voltage from the different sources but I'm assuming the charging board needs just a few more Ma than most of the sources provide.
I now have it plugged into a USB 3.0 port. I'll report back in a while and let you know IF the light turns green. I'm not expecting it to since the current coming into the device is regulated to 500ma by the charging circuitry. I may eat my words, if I do I do. Wouldn't be the 1st time. (Or the last) lol
Mine charges to green using my HTC phone wall charger haven't tried my computer I don't think I have USB 3.0 tho.
Is it difficult to replace the 510 connection or the chip & board in the clones? I'm pretty decent with a soldering iron.
Steamer861....
Just to give you a visual of the size of the leds.... this picture is just a generic board and may not be the one in the clone....inside the red box are two leds.....
Just to give you a visual of the size of the leds.... this picture is just a generic board and may not be the one in the clone....inside the red box are two leds.....
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Me too. Always get the green light with an iPhone charger.
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I understand exactly what a passthrough device is.
I am referencing how most people reference what passthrough is, which is "vaping while it's plugged in." With the Cloupor you can as long as there is a battery installed, which means that to most peoples understanding of passthrough, for all PRACTICAL purposes, it's a passthrough device.
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Mine is the version sold by Hot ECig ( Hot Technologies ).
Light turns green when charged on wall charger.
Has anyone found a decent replacement for the 510 center pin ?
That whole connection looks sketchy.
I've already reglued everything inside and re fitted the charging port so it actually stays in place.
Light turns green when charged on wall charger.
Has anyone found a decent replacement for the 510 center pin ?
That whole connection looks sketchy.
I've already reglued everything inside and re fitted the charging port so it actually stays in place.
I have received mine (clear carbon fiber for my green). It looks great. But it has one flaw. The back cover section is such that it needs to be trimmed a bit or it goes over the seam and taking the cover off necessitates removing part of the jwrap.
I just left it, resigning that it's likely I'll need a new wrap before I need to change my battery.
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It's all how the voltage is filtered.
Your PC will likely have the most reliable spec voltage output, be it 2.0 or 3.0 specs, the PC should filter the voltage right on spec. Cheap wall warts tend to do a bad job of filtering the voltage to the right specs. Higher quality wall warts should provide the proper voltage.
I think the Apple products show the difference the best. If you connect one to a cheap wall wart then it's not uncommon to have problems with the touchscreen working correctly while it's charging. Use the correct wall wart, or a PC USB port though, and everything works fine while it's charging.
I think this green light issue on these clones is related to the same thing. If voltage delivery is right on spec it turns green, if not, it only dims the red.
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