Battery for the DNA 200

[Sonji]

I Posted this to the ask the experts section but I wanna ask here to. more opinions make for a more accurate answer IMO.

Im running a lost vape EVOLV with a dna 200 Chip in it. Im currently running a battery sled with 2 18650 3000mAh 3.7v 35A Max pulse 20A continual Discharge batteries. Im looking to pull the battery sled out of the mod and replace it with the biggest 3 cell LiPo battery i can put in it without modifying the box. I was looking on line and found a TATTU 2000mAh 11.1V 100C 3S1P LiPo Battery Pack. that will fit in the mod perfectly without modifications. My problem is the specs on the battery.
Discharge Rate (C) 100
Max Cont Current (A) 200
Max Burst Current (A) 400
Max Burst discharge Rate (C) 200

Is this to much Amperage for a DNA chip? Will the DNA chip only draw 20-30A even though the battery will push 200A cont? This battery would be amazing for the Mod considering the size fits in the battery slot beautifully. But i need some advanced opinions before i try putting this battery in and connecting it. Especially if the connection of the battery frys my chip. Any advice on this matter would be great.

Link to the battery is bellow.

TATTU 2000mAh 11.1V 100C 3S1P Lipo Battery Pack

 

[Sonji]

I Posted this to the ask the experts section but I wanna ask here to. more opinions make for a more accurate answer IMO.

Im running a Lost Vape EVOLV with a DNA 200 Chip in it. Im currently running a battery sled with 2 18650 3000mAh 3.7v 35A Max pulse 20A continual Discharge batteries. Im looking to pull the battery sled out of the mod and replace it with the biggest 3 cell LiPo battery i can put in it without modifying the box. I was looking on line and found a TATTU 2000mAh 11.1V 100C 3S1P LiPo Battery Pack. that will fit in the mod perfectly without modifications. My problem is the specs on the battery.
Discharge Rate (C) 100
Max Cont Current (A) 200
Max Burst Current (A) 400
Max Burst discharge Rate (C) 200

Is this to much Amperage for a DNA chip? Will the DNA chip only draw 20-30A even though the battery will push 200A cont? This battery would be amazing for the Mod considering the size fits in the battery slot beautifully. But i need some advanced opinions before i try putting this battery in and connecting it. Especially if the connection of the battery frys my chip. Any advice on this matter would be great.

Link to the battery is bellow.

TATTU 2000mAh 11.1V 100C 3S1P Lipo Battery Pack

TATTU 2000mAh 11.1V 100C 3S1P Lipo Battery Pack

Can this please be deleted. it wont let me post the url for some reason

 

[suprtrkr]

At the price you paid for that Lost Vape rig, I wouldn't suggest doing anything to it that would void the warranty...

 

[Topwater Elvis]

The dna 200 will never draw over 23a from the power source be it 18650's or LiPo pack.

 

[Sonji]

The dna 200 will never draw over 23a from the power source be it 18650's or LiPo pack.

How sure about this are you? OK it has resistors on the board but OK in regular electronics if you force to much through a resistor you can pop it shorting out the sector

 

[Topwater Elvis]

Considering the dna 200 spec sheet lists 23a input as maximum and it has a 25a smt fuse on the input side, I am sure.

Batteries don’t push amps, amps are drawn depending on voltage & load.

 

[KenD]

The mod pulls amps, the battery doesn't push them. The battery amp rating (disregard the "pulse rating", it's worthless) signals how many amps can be safely drawn from the battery. There's no way that lipo can actually handle 200 amps continuous. No way. Unfortunately it seems to be more rule than exception that battery ratings are exaggerated so it's best to go by reliable tests where the actual amp rating has been examined. Mooch has done such on 18650s, 26650s etc. He's done it for a few lipos as well, but not many.

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