Really? I'm struggling to see a reason to buy expensive mods anymore. And I have a ton. The I stick pico works as well or better than anything expensive I have for me. Custom material works great. Nickel mode works better than the yihi v1 chip in the m class and dual boxer, which for some reason is way off and I have to use custom material,for nickel too. The Duma 200 I had was a complete disaster and even evolv said there was no issue, but it was so flaky it lit an atomizer on fire in temp control. Every resistance jumped all over. It took forever to charge.
Wow! Just the opposite for me. I also vape MTL a lot. Although I do not like lipo batteries, as they are in virtually every portable device I own. Mods are where I draw the line. I want 18650 mods only. So my first Evolv mod was just last February. I stayed away before since I couldn't justify their high prices. Although now with the DNA200 with the customization and that slick device monitor, I was sold.
Wow is right. Sounds like the company that assembled your Dna200 mod screwed the pooch. Sound like a bad connection to your 510 that you can diagnose with the tools that Evolv included in Escribe. I too had had a Hana v200 pop out of TC and give me 200w of burning juice and cotton and shortly afterward the board failed. After 5 to 7 emails with Hana ducking the warranty repair, telling me they had no record of me reporting any issue, refusing to send me an authorization RMA shipping label until I paid them a fee for the service return. I called Evolv and he sent me a new board that showed up to my house so fast he had to have shipped it the day we spoke before I ever sent him the tracking for the old boards return.
Set the battery cut off to the specs of your battery. A lot of 18650s have a lower cut off than 3.2v.
problem with that is these aren't standard lipo packs and each 18650 / 26650 has a different spec. i don't do onboard charging and regularly swap between batteries. i use escribe via virtual box on a mac and changing / uploading settings is slow. don't want to have to change it every time i swap a battery.
I set mine to the highest cutoff rating of all my batteries (2.7). That way I get the safest cutoff voltage, and gain run time.
Dude I didn't mean to say it was your build or atty. I said I had those problems and I'm not proud of it but it is true. It is a possibility in any scenario that must be pointed out. Evolv told me my overheat issue was 510 related with the hanna but since Usb communication later blew out it was replaced. Never had a problem with it again once I finally got around to soldering in the new board, so I believe I had the same issue you did.
I trust Daniel from DJ LSB and he was involved with the SDNA75 and I don't think he would Tel people that if it wasn't a decent mod. It'll be good enough for your purposes.I'll see how the 75 you linked to and I ordered turns out. The size is good from the dimensions listed. I have a LOT of mods. Surprisingly for me I'm using the provable radius a lot. I can't say what exactly I like about it just that I seem to be using it a lot. Which is weird because u was doing all temp control and then changed. My out and about right now is this or gem + wae in 500 mode
I wish they had that dna75 mod in white on fast tech but no luck. For the price I'll take a black one I guess. It says five days to ship. Maybe they will get a white one in . The reason I like the dual or triple mods is because I vape mouth to Lung the dual lasts like five days for me. Something like that.
I need to sell a brand new m class I've never used. One I've used rarely. A couple provari. Several authentic tanks. All told probably about $7-800 of stuff to sell. The m class I just never use because it's too heavy for my and for a home mod I like squonking or dual batteries
What's out now for 18650 DNA mods? You mentioned the 133, is that also from the 200 base? Did they finally remove the lipo requirement? That didn't work well for most people who didn't get some kind of modular thing, especially high wattage vapers who were blowing through the battery in half a day or less.
I've been out of the loop. I was going to build the new boxer but since my spine surgeries haven't gone great my fine coordination in my hands isn't good enough for what has to be done now with the pad soldering. The new boxer kit is ALMOST a full build where the yihi dual 18650 was a few wire solders and done. The new one they didn't do any of the legwork for you. So I think the new 75 wasn't is $100+ more than the mod you linked and I bought. It's just too much for me rut niw at least until k sell more stuff. I really hope this mod is good. The review said it's sort of s rubberized finish which it didn't look like in the photos so maybe it's nicer looking in person.
The later VT200 used stainless steel 510 instead of brass. No they didn't make the same mistake with the VT133. That one was always stainless steel. I love those VT133 myself. As whatever finish they use, they are tough. I loved my first one so much, I bought three more. Even after four months, they still look brand new. And they are also one of the easiest mods to swap batteries. Why can't all mods be as easy?
