So rather than edit this I'll just go this route.Here's my first Ti coil, it's 0.37Ω, 26 gauge with 2.7 mm id.
Here's what I did, used SteamEngine's calculator, selected Ti, selected 0.4Ω, downloaded CSV file and loaded/saved settings.
Is this pretty much correct?
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It seems to work pretty good but hits TP rather quickly. (28 watts, 450F)
Just watched a review on this and that's a beautiful box. Went ahead and bought one, here a review of it.So I'm getting a little impatient waiting to get my hands on this chip. I've got a Whiteout pre-ordered but that probably won't ship out for another month. I've already passed on the Opus and now that I see Hana's offering, I'm not really impressed. I don't care for the buttons, the lines on the side and I'm concerned with being able to swap out the battery once it no longer holds a charge without destroying the chip in the process. I ran across Militia Mods today and seen that they were offering the DNA200 with a 1850 lipo. I'd appreciate if anyone would care to chime in with any thoughts or opinions before I end up buying it or the Hana.
It's a shame I can't pick up a ready to use enclosure like I did last year with the DNA40 and the $5 Cana boxes. I would have already made my own and wouldn't be so impatient.
That four month warranty from Hana is worth SOOOO much more than my "1 Year Warranty" that I bought my first high wattage Chinese box for.
They marketed the crap out of that 1 Year Warranty. At 2 weeks old, I plugged in the internal charger in the first time, and the chip never worked again. After about 6 weeks of back and fourth with the manufacturer trying to get them to let me send it to them for diagnosis, I gave up and accepted it was a loss at my expense. The brick still collects dust.
So I'd definitely take a 30 or 90 day warranty even from a company like Hana over a lot of the "1 Year" warranties that companies know they won't have to support if they don't feel like it.
I'm not buying a Hana or anything, I'm already running my DNA 200 mod, I just saw your post and wanted to mention them having that warranty would be a selling point for me, just because they usually offer the customer service one would expect.
I ended up being told by Pioneer4You that because I ordered my mod from them when they announced it and took orders, I was screwed. The warranty advertised was intended for people who bought from third parties.
When it comes to overseas mods now, I only buy on the disposable camera principle or its not worth it.
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Evolv stated they will eventually sell it as a kit for diy but I think it's going to take a while before it happens.Is there anyway to still obtain the Reference/Beta Test Box Mod? I don't know why but something about the look just makes me need to have one (Not to mention all the awesome features). I don't care if I have to buy it or something, I just need to know how to get one! Thanks.
Evolv stated they will eventually sell it as a kit for diy but I think it's going to take a while before it happens.
If you really like the shape (I do) and don't mind giving up on aluminum (I didn't) then you can get a 3D printed version from shapeways. It's super light and works fine.
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Tony
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Same here with keeping the wire in the path of the air hole. I've been doin compressed coils with Ti for the past week and find that as long as you dry fire it (barely glowing,15 watts max) to make sure she's glowing right, you're good to go.So rather than edit this I'll just go this route.
I replaced the coil a few minutes later with one that very much resembles a contact coil with a couple less wraps as well. I like to keep as much of the wire in the air path as possible and the 1st coil was not that way.
Just watched a review on this and that's a beautiful box. Went ahead and bought one, here a review of it.
Yeah I agree with that completely. Like the Hex Ohm, Craving Vapor offers a lifetime warranty on it and is constantly repairing stuff the customers break or damage on their dime even though it may be the users fault.I understand what you're saying but the 4 months is as as good as nothing to me and while it might be better than other companies we shouldn't be complacent and just go with it. We should be asking for more.
Only these vendor selling them but they all out of stockWhere can I order online a Opus DNA200 ?
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I've heard there's quite a few issues with the Opus 200. Some with blown fuses and some like yours. Almost makes me glad I didn't pick on up. The guy who posted on reddit about contacted Evolv directly and they said that they would fix his unit.Ugh. Well my opus 200 appears to be busted. It acts like the power up button is always depressed. Thus it is stuck at 200w. If i change it lower in escribe, it just cycles up to 200.
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