Then there is the 75C with it's 100 watt boost..12 ohms at 40w draws 18.2 amps
.12 ohms at 75w draws 25 amps
We are asking a lot from our little 18650s
Then there is the 75C with it's 100 watt boost..12 ohms at 40w draws 18.2 amps
.12 ohms at 75w draws 25 amps
We are asking a lot from our little 18650s
Anybody know of a reasonable 1S3P lipo that will fit the eBay-Hanna Modz?
I have 10 of those dirt cheap DNA75 boards I want to build for give away mods.
I know I could reconfigure the 3S1P that came with the Hanna enclosure, I did one of them that way, but that takes longer than building the mod itself. Plus, there is the liability if I dont do it prefect then give it away to someone less educated about lipo mishaps.
If worse comes to worse I will just buy the raw cells, but I really would prefer finding a ready made pack.
My wife, for example, keeps flooding her DNA250 mods with juice and frying the board. Shew never uses more than 30w so giving her the 75s would be ideal.
I use the latest firmware on the OG Aegis V1.24. Firmware DownloadMy Titanium coil on the KF5 started tasting burnt out of the blue while I was vaping. Taken it apart and it must be the juice, since the rayon looks fine. Had it running on an Aegis 100w and maybe it screwed up. Made a new coil and now running it on a Triade. If it happens again, I'm going to have to figure it out.
I also convinced them to put the resistance lock feature back in from the initial firmware as it helps greatly with TC.
Steamer861 way is definitely one way to do it. But you don't need a 1S3P. The P value doesn't matter in this case. It could be 1 or a thousand. And 18650 cells are 1S1P. You can purchase them with solder leads or even wired. You just have to make sure they can handle 25 amps if they are going to use the full 75 watts. 12A is fine for like 35 watts or less. I am sure there are lots of 1S1P lipos out there that will fit too.Anybody know of a reasonable 1S3P lipo that will fit the eBay-Hanna Modz?
You're probably better off just buying the 3.7v lithium singles and sandwiching them into a parallel config yourself. I never found a 1S3P pack with a suitable mah/CDR/size for the Hana. I'm sure there are some out there but if it ain't in front of my face after 1 Google Fu i just use what's easy.Anybody know of a reasonable 1S3P lipo that will fit the eBay-Hanna Modz?
I have 10 of those dirt cheap DNA75 boards I want to build for give away mods.
I know I could reconfigure the 3S1P that came with the Hanna enclosure, I did one of them that way, but that takes longer than building the mod itself. Plus, there is the liability if I dont do it prefect then give it away to someone less educated about lipo mishaps.
If worse comes to worse I will just buy the raw cells, but I really would prefer finding a ready made pack.
My wife, for example, keeps flooding her DNA250 mods with juice and frying the board. Shew never uses more than 30w so giving her the 75s would be ideal.
Yes I am well versed with OG Aegis firmware:I use the latest firmware on the OG Aegis V1.24. Firmware Download
I also convinced them to put the resistance lock feature back in from the initial firmware as it helps greatly with TC.
For me, it depends on the mod. Some mods forget what the cold resistance was when you swap batteries unless it is locked. Other times if the connections are not the best, then locking helps too. Also going in and out of big temperatures changes in the environment (like going out in the winter), locking may help. Although for the latter, some mods will also monitor room temperature and will adjust automatically to work well without locking.Way to go! I wouldn't vape in tc without res lock.
I have used raw cells before, built a 1S5P 5000mAh DNA75 when the 75 first hit. Right now the ones offered by HobbyKing are too wide at 35mm. I havent seen any 1S1P above 1000mAh unless it was way longer than 70mm. Seems they like to keep the cells about 7mm thick, and I have 21mm to play with, ergo 3 cells.Steamer861 way is definitely one way to do it. But you don't need a 1S3P. The P value doesn't matter in this case. It could be 1 or a thousand. And 18650 cells are 1S1P. You can purchase them with solder leads or even wired. You just have to make sure they can handle 25 amps if they are going to use the full 75 watts. 12A is fine for like 35 watts or less. I am sure there are lots of 1S1P lipos out there that will fit too.