DNA20D Stealth Mod

[retird]

I realize this, but I'd like to stick as near 1 ohm as possible, as in my (fairly limited) experience with regulated mods, higher resistance + higher voltage does not = lower resistance with lower voltage.... Just wondering. Thanks for the info! Now I gotta FIND one...

Since you want to stick close to 1 ohm you should be fine.....here is something I ran across just today....

Vapor Shark DNA (Pre-Order)

 

[Mitey F]

Since you want to stick close to 1 ohm you should be fine.....here is something I ran across just today....

Vapor Shark DNA (Pre-Order)

I'm specifically looking to build my own... As a motorcycle/fabrication junky, I refuse to pay good money for something I can build... AKA, I'm cheap

 

[retird]

Oh BOY......another modder to join us......go for it......looking forward to pictures of your creation.....

 

[Phone Guy]

So what is the average final cost to build something like this?

Sent using my typewriter

 

[ecat]

Very rough costing :

$50 DNA20.
$8 USB charger.
$3 for each battery.
$5 Buttons. Could be much more, could be much less.
$7 A case. Could be more or less.

Wires, connectors, glue, tools: depends on what you already have available, say $0 to $30?

Say a base cost of around $70.

 

[retird]

Yep....ballpark estimate between 70 and 80 bucks......

 

[Telly R]

Wanted to share my Mamu dna20d stealthy mod... Have a great weekend everybody

 

[Tanrichguy]

Nice job Telly!

 

[Telly R]

Nice job Telly!

Thank you, Tanrichguy... But, I must give all the credit to Ms Mamu and her masterful creations... I just put the final products together.

 

[Miralcos]

Mighty fine, mighty fine. Sooooo jealous.

 

[originalgolfer]

A clone is born. Thanks, Mamu for the ground-breaking work with this and all your mods.

Powered by a brand new Turnigy Nano-tech 850mAh 25C battery, this mod features all the usual refinements: USB charging with visible status LED, polystyrene view window, and an assertive fire button with a nice clicky feel ; ok, it's not perfectly centered, but, at least I did not break the screen off this time

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Little cosmetic tip: for better viewing of the USB charger status LED, fill the small hole you drill next to it with a small drop of hot glue from the inside of the box.

The check battery/weak battery message is nice and does come in handy as it saves time in troubleshooting for the cause of the problem and narrows it down to either a batt problem or batt contact problem without having to troubleshoot the whole system.

I like the check atomizer message too as I can narrow it down to either the ohms of the atty, the atty contact, or the insulator as the cause of the problem.

These are nice things to know when a mod isn't firing and why a mod isn't firing otherwise it's a one-by-one replace parts til you find the problem.

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[mamu]

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[Misty]

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If not done properly, modding can be dangerous and cause injury should these devices short circuit and explode. For example, only double-protected rechargeable batteries must be used.

ECF does not approve or condone the use of mods or the practice of modding or the following of instructions here by any person. ECF is not advocating the use of instructions posted by any Member. Anyone that chooses to follow any information or instructions contained in Member posts does so at their own risk. ECF reserves the right to remove any posts that it deems to be dangerous but cannot guarantee or confirm in any way that we have removed all (or any) such posts.

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