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Well I really have given up hope on Evolv fixing anything in or out of warranty for me. And like the story of my life goes, if you want something done right you have to do it yourself. So I ordered the parts and that is what I am going to do.
Sure I was ticked off for awhile and left Evolv products. But those Chinese chips and firmware are unfixable even by me. So I came back to Evolv with my tail between my legs.
i remember you from my other thread .i did try to get mine apart so i could replace the board [BMIC also failed] but couldn't figure out how to remove the 510 which is mandatory ,oh well
you do realize all of Evolv's electronics are and have been made in China,assembled here ??
although i have China mods 4-5 years old that are still working
i am going a different route now,just ordered all the parts to make my own PWM mod
Really i should post the emails from Evolv stating that unless my mod was under warranty there was nothing they would do for me,that also includes pointing me in the direction to find somebody to pay to fix the mod !!!!
but posting emails publicly is not a cool thing to do
but posting emails publicly is not a cool thing to do
I totally understand your position to a point, I just think your blaming the wrong place. Evolv doesnt have to fix things out of warranty and its not there place to find you a repair center. Especially since they did not build the mod. All they did was supply a board to a company. Sure, they may have repaired the board if you just sent the board. I would be more upset with lost vape and even they wouldnt have to deal with it out of warranty.
That is great mackman. And next time ask Nick why they won't repair any of my failed DNAs? As I really like to know.
Actually they are. As they are also the US service center for Lost Vape mods.
I hear you.
In the past have bought plain vv boards and made a few dual 14500 mods with volt meters .
Several years back bought hcigar nano mod 75watt evolv board opened it up to see the engine(board) inside
anyways with that board its easy to replace from my other 75w boards if i like that particular case .
If i recall the 510 connector would stay but its wire has to be unsoldered from connector or the board and said to myself i could replace board with another same board if stopped working.
It will not stop working after using for 2 years.
Good luck with what you decide.
In the past have bought plain vv boards and made a few dual 14500 mods with volt meters .
Several years back bought hcigar nano mod 75watt evolv board opened it up to see the engine(board) inside
anyways with that board its easy to replace from my other 75w boards if i like that particular case .
If i recall the 510 connector would stay but its wire has to be unsoldered from connector or the board and said to myself i could replace board with another same board if stopped working.
It will not stop working after using for 2 years.
Good luck with what you decide.
What mod is this again?
Do you realize that the boards are manufactured in Illinois, some chips are manufactured in Texas. And a few components are manufactured in China. And it is assembled in Ohio. So a large part is mostly made in the US.
Brandon (of Evolv) had a bit of trouble in one visit to China. As they asked him why he was there. And he said to sell US electronics to China. And they said, oh you mean to buy Chinese electronics for the US. He said no, he really means selling US electronics to China.
I have had tons of Chinese mods that still work that are over 4 years old now. I only had 2 I think failed. One was a Vamo clone and the brass 510 threads wore out in 30 days. And one Smok board lost its boost regulation. The vendor replaced it with a M65 v2 which hardly nobody knows about and still works even today.
The problem of course with those Chinese boards are that TC is horrible and wattage regulation is iffy at best. And since their efficiency is so low, battery life sucks! Who could live with that? I definitely can't. As I know their are boards that can do so much better than that.
Why PWM? They pulse when you fire them. And makes that rattlesnake sound. And your vape is uneven and you can tell the wattage is jumping up and down. Gosh I hated those mods. Luckily they are rare today.
1 i dare you to show me where i am blaming Evolv for anything other then refusing to help me get my mod fixed
2 did you not read the earlier[not my post] post about LV's website not working for at least the last month
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this one,i thought you posted ,but alas i was mistaken
Halcyon
i actually liked the PWM mods of yester-year,with the right atty the flavor was incredible
I did read it and to follow up I emailed them myself. If I am wrong I apologize. I really wish you had not chunked it as I might could have helped you out.
The newer PWM's dont hum anymore. They cycle above 25K now so you cant here them. I just finished a couple. Pretty fun to play with. The older ones did s... thoughWhat mod is this again?
Do you realize that the boards are manufactured in Illinois, some chips are manufactured in Texas. And a few components are manufactured in China. And it is assembled in Ohio. So a large part is mostly made in the US.
Brandon (of Evolv) had a bit of trouble in one visit to China. As they asked him why he was there. And he said to sell US electronics to China. And they said, oh you mean to buy Chinese electronics for the US. He said no, he really means selling US electronics to China.
I have had tons of Chinese mods that still work that are over 4 years old now. I only had 2 I think failed. One was a Vamo clone and the brass 510 threads wore out in 30 days. And one Smok board lost its boost regulation. The vendor replaced it with a M65 v2 which hardly nobody knows about and still works even today.
The problem of course with those Chinese boards are that TC is horrible and wattage regulation is iffy at best. And since their efficiency is so low, battery life sucks! Who could live with that? I definitely can't. As I know their are boards that can do so much better than that.
Why PWM? They pulse when you fire them. And makes that rattlesnake sound. And your vape is uneven and you can tell the wattage is jumping up and down. Gosh I hated those mods. Luckily they are rare today.
I just finished a couple with his Ipwm with dual 21700's. There great and if thats not enough I have a 3S one. Its a little scaryBig Als PWM boards do not hum, whine or rattlesnake. Tons of features and cheap as chips.
Oh it is even a squonker to boot. Yeah I don't know either how to get that 510 off. But normally you just unsolder the wires from the board and don't have to take off the 510. Maybe that one the 510 has to be removed first.
Ah okay. Then I apologize about all of those bad things I said about PWM. Sorry, I didn't know.
They have changed a lot over the past few years. Pretty reliable also but lets be real, there still for power and not finesse.Oh it is even a squonker to boot. Yeah I don't know either how to get that 510 off. But normally you just unsolder the wires from the board and don't have to take off the 510. Maybe that one the 510 has to be removed first.
Ah okay. Then I apologize about all of those bad things I said about PWM. Sorry, I didn't know.
Oh it is even a squonker to boot. Yeah I don't know either how to get that 510 off. But normally you just unsolder the wires from the board and don't have to take off the 510. Maybe that one the 510 has to be removed first.
Ah okay. Then I apologize about all of those bad things I said about PWM. Sorry, I didn't know.
i needed about 1\4 inch more play to unsolder the board,no way could i get to the 510 to remove or unsolder
as far PWM ,not for everybody
link ?? i went MM for my stuffBig Als PWM boards do not hum, whine or rattlesnake. Tons of features and cheap as chips.
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