I received a FT Hana dna 20 clone on Monday, and it worked very well up until last night. I hit the fire button, and didn't get any vapor. I noticed a burning smell, so I pulled it apart and yanked out the battery fearing a short. After examination, it appears one of the chips on the circuit board is burned. After putting the battery back in, everything appears to work (ohm meter, all buttons, etc) except it doesn't fire or send any voltage to the 510 connector.
I've turned in a support ticket to FT, but now I'm wondering if it is worth the hassle. I'm considering snagging a genuine Evolv dna 30 board, replacing the 510 connector with a nice spring loaded one, and cutting my losses. I have around $60 in the clone, and I can get the Evolv board for $49.99 plus shipping. I'm assuming that would pretty much give me what I would get in a genuine Hana for about $150 less than the official one. Other than the fried board, my case and buttons are flawless (albeit with the split drip well).
Thoughts? Has anyone done a board swap for the Evolv dna 30 in one of these yet?
I've turned in a support ticket to FT, but now I'm wondering if it is worth the hassle. I'm considering snagging a genuine Evolv dna 30 board, replacing the 510 connector with a nice spring loaded one, and cutting my losses. I have around $60 in the clone, and I can get the Evolv board for $49.99 plus shipping. I'm assuming that would pretty much give me what I would get in a genuine Hana for about $150 less than the official one. Other than the fried board, my case and buttons are flawless (albeit with the split drip well).
Thoughts? Has anyone done a board swap for the Evolv dna 30 in one of these yet?
