So I got the suitcase and after a week of using it regularly I gotta say it seems like a great device. This is my first box or regulated mod and I actually ordered an ipv mini but received this (I assume) by accident. Firstly to anyone who knows or has this device:
-how do I disable the touch fire heat sensor thing that seems like it's engineered to cause it to fire unintentionally?
-also, why does it say on dna vapor's site that you must use at least a 30a battery? There's no mention of this in the manual. (I'm guessing this is for those maxing out the 70 watts?)
My impressions are as follows:
-build quality seems pretty good, considering price point, Chinese made, etc. I have no lip on the battery door, and the connector threads do not appear crooked at all. Buttons have a slightly better than average feel but they do rattle around a little which I find a bit annoying.
- ohm reader seems accurate and consistent
-I like the presets, now that I have gotten used to them, but they do seem rather forced. Also, presets are saved after switching batteries
-seems like maybe the battery meter reads low. I find it quickly goes from 100% to 50 or 40%, but then takes a disproportionately long amount of time to get from there to 10%
-lastly, I find it a little funny and wonder if it's just mine but it takes 6 clicks to get it to turn on, 5 clicks to get it to turn off, (supposed to be 5 for both according to manual)
-how do I disable the touch fire heat sensor thing that seems like it's engineered to cause it to fire unintentionally?
-also, why does it say on dna vapor's site that you must use at least a 30a battery? There's no mention of this in the manual. (I'm guessing this is for those maxing out the 70 watts?)
My impressions are as follows:
-build quality seems pretty good, considering price point, Chinese made, etc. I have no lip on the battery door, and the connector threads do not appear crooked at all. Buttons have a slightly better than average feel but they do rattle around a little which I find a bit annoying.
- ohm reader seems accurate and consistent
-I like the presets, now that I have gotten used to them, but they do seem rather forced. Also, presets are saved after switching batteries
-seems like maybe the battery meter reads low. I find it quickly goes from 100% to 50 or 40%, but then takes a disproportionately long amount of time to get from there to 10%
-lastly, I find it a little funny and wonder if it's just mine but it takes 6 clicks to get it to turn on, 5 clicks to get it to turn off, (supposed to be 5 for both according to manual)
