I'm really wanting to take my VA Spade apart so I can see if they did as well on the electrical side as they did on appearance. I figure there are only two conductors used, flat metal strips not wires, to Batt+ and output to 510. The metal top of the squonk bottle is "hot" when fire button is pressed, found that interesting some what.
The mod resistance of 0.012 ohm really bugs me.
The mod resistance of 0.012 ohm really bugs me.
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OK, second tank and second build in the Supreme V2. I think I'm getting hooked. I experimented with some additional thinning of the wicks but I'm still not convinced I have the coil height just right. Next tank/build I think I'll use a dial caliper to determine the height of the air intakes in relation to the deck and set it that way.
I got my two HCigar VT200 DNA200 mods today. Yep both lipos are shot. Say, I thought EScribe could connect to the board even without battery power. The board fires up and I can go through the DNA menus and everything. I also couldn't about a week or two back with some other DNA either. I guess the board needs battery power before EScribe can see it, eh?
I highly doubt you find a direct replacement lipo for the VT200
There is a thread from long ago over at the evolv forum, with some replacement options
Hcigar VT200 battery options
As far as I know all DNA boards (EScribe boards) will power up with just USB powered cable and connect with EScribe. On the DNA250 the screen will not light up unless on battery power, not sure what C screens do.
Supreme V2 has the exact same airflow design as the Plus, it got rid of that hateful whistle on the OG Supreme.
Plus (10ml mode) on the Aegis slipped from my hand tonight while removing it from my coat pocket. It crashed to the laminate floor and skittered under the desk chair. I expected a broken tank but it was all in tact except for the drip tip, the resin part separated from the metal and can't be found. That won't be the case for long as I suspect the cat will be driving it up and down the hall around 4AM...
The IP67 rating of the Aegis must have carried over to the Plus it's been on there so long.
The IP67 rating of the Aegis must have carried over to the Plus it's been on there so long.
My Plus's have taken more than a few spills, they are very tough! I'm most impressed with the Glass, it's a thick sturdy piece of Glass
It's rare to see a quality piece, especially out of China!Similar threads
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