DNA with parallel aw 14500 and volt meter

[jmarkus]

working like a charm with a nice clicky button:

havent done much testing on battery life or wattage, but im seeing around 11.6 watts on this 1.6 ohm ody coil. i like to keep it around 8.5 watts (around 3.7 v's). volt meter is reading constant loaded volts, nice to see it trying to maintain the wattage with varying the voltage on the fly...so great. thanks for the chips evolv!

wanted to keep the package as small as possible but still have enough battery life. im hoping 1200mah's will get me through most of a day.

 

[TomCatt]

What's the box that you used?

 

[jmarkus]

What's the box that you used?

its a box that i had 3d printed from a cad model.

 

[Algernon]

I'm waiting about six months for reliability's sake on the dna, or rather, waiting for mamu to say whether her's went to .... or not. I'm not much for paying $30 on chance.

 

[hificat101]

its a box that i had 3d printed from a cad model.

That's awesome. OT, but I just read a story yesterday that a guy in New Zealand is going to start selling guitars at the end of this month that are made with 3D printers. Well, the bodies are made with 3D printers. You should send pictures of that mod to Evolv. A dna chip in a 3D printed box is probably something they could use for promotion.