the dna20 takes a lot of patience and rule #1 when it comes to installing in a bottom feeder especially, is it needs to be kept dry. reo's always going to have the potential of getting juice inside of it. it can be very frustrating at times but as long as it's kept dry and isn't physically damaged it's got great longevity and it works awesome. most other mods of dna20's don't have as much juice issues. I think I've read places that boggerbox or whatever they are had this same problem with there dna20 bottom feeders too, juice killing dna's.
is all the frustration worth it to finally get to the finished and torture tested successful build? that all depends how much patience you got

you either learn from your mistake and correct it and finally get to a successful mod or you let it beat you. don't let it beat you man, take a breather

the key is to fully waterproof the thing, only way it's going to last for years, which it really should if it don't get damaged or wet. you came this far, you can beat it
I'm going to pick up some of that neverwet as soon as i can get my hands on another dna, I really think that might be the solution. hopefully it' s as impervious to the juice as it is to water