Attack of the Hana Modz Clone. Let's wait together!
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Quite respectable figures. Is this referenced against the battery voltage or the chips setting? Inline meter?
On the missing reverse battery protection:
I agree that it needs it, we are dealing with Murphy's Law here. On my Taifun mod the positive contact on the PCB is recessed requiring a nipple top to connect to it. I had to buy a couple of batteries but that's some pretty cheap insurance compared with frying the board.
I agree that it needs it, we are dealing with Murphy's Law here. On my Taifun mod the positive contact on the PCB is recessed requiring a nipple top to connect to it. I had to buy a couple of batteries but that's some pretty cheap insurance compared with frying the board.
Nobody has actually attached a meter or an oscilloscope to this device, how do we know what wattage it's actually firing at?
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Crap.. 1401 on rd 3.
There will probably be cheap 200w Chinese box mods by the time I get mine.
I'm getting Eciggity's sample.....Shall immediately shoot a review since I already reviewed the legit Hana. Any day now! lol Also got a textured wrap from Jwraps on the way to see if it fits. I'm sure it will.
I thought of it as a joke but now I'm wondering if these are actually original Hanas with the logo sanded down. Those stickers and dimensions looks a bit dubious to me. Anyway I'm excited to receive mine!
I would like to see this as well. Just out of curiosity. I mean, as far as what I've seen so far, I will be happy with the mod either way.
This was just pertaining to voltage loss at the 510 with an inline meter and I double checked with my true RMS greenlee meter to verify at my rsst posts. Voltage drop at the batteries is minimal as well but my mod uses dual 18650 batts, I think it was showing around .3v underload but I will have to double check if what the screen is showing is correct on that figure.
I think I understand what the Chinese are doing now.
The ohm readings are off, as you can see on the elev8 video on purpose because it's firing at lower wattage. Even on the illvapes video he said it's not as hot as on another mod although it produces great vapor.
The ohm readings are off, as you can see on the elev8 video on purpose because it's firing at lower wattage. Even on the illvapes video he said it's not as hot as on another mod although it produces great vapor.
In elev8's video we see the Cana modz firing a .3ohm coil with about 3.4-3.5 volts. This equates to about 40 watts.
So both the voltage readout and the ohms readout appear to be off.
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So both the voltage readout and the ohms readout appear to be off.
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The voltage is right in the range it should be as the device has reached it's amps limit.
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This might help those that want to play around with the numbers
Ohm's law | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators
Ohm's law | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators
Best Idea for everyone to be on the safe side with these is to use a 30 amp or higher battery. Even if you are not sub ohming.
that .3 is pushing close to 12 amps or more! Be safe everyone!
that .3 is pushing close to 12 amps or more! Be safe everyone!
Are you saying the device can't regulate voltage lower than 3.4-3.5 resulting in the increased wattage?
Or are you saying it has reached its limit of 30 watts? In the video it is pushing much more than 30 watts.
I'd be interested in seeing the Cana fire a 1ohm coil throughout its wattage range just to see its accuracy.
While I'm happy it can even fire down to .3ohms, I'd like to see it do more in the way of accurate regulation. Having to verify settings with an ohm meter and a volt meter to really see what is happening takes away from the appeal of a variable wattage device in the first place.
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More in the area of amp limit.
I am concerned about the device not getting the ohm readings right as this is how the chip decides how much voltage to supply.
This is the one I use, of coarse the values should be the same.
http://www.the12volt.com/ohm/ohmslawcalculators.asp
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