Would you like another? It's broken, so you're welcome to it.
https://www.google.com/#q=itaste+svd+broken
Personally, I'll never touch another SVD and I'll never recommend them to anyone else. After having taken mine apart and had a good look at how they're put together, I consider them dangerous.
Edit:
Here are some pictures showing what I don't like about the design.
First, the SVD body.
As you can see, the top is a little chewed up. I figured since it was broken I couldn't make it worse, so I tried using vice grips to get the top off, but no good, Just chewed up the metal.
Next, I used a really long, skinny pair of pliers to pull out the plastic cap that the battery connection is mounted in.
Gently pull that cap straight up until it comes out of the tube.
With the cap removed you can see a major problem. The wire isn't a single piece, it's two wires spliced together. In this picture you can see the tape from my previous repair. The way it comes from Innokin those wires are simply twisted together, NOT soldered, and held in place by a 3mm wide strip of tape.
With the way Innokin assembled it, any sudden shock or hard shaking could cause the two wires to disconnect from each other.
I don't like the fact that the wires aren't soldered together, and I'll bet the same applies to the internal wiring as well. Also, because that plastic piece is in the way in the center of the tube you cannot get to the fire button to fix or replace it should it break. What it means is that if there is a failure then it's almost impossible to fix it.
But the biggest problem is the safety of the thing. If the positive battery wire separates from impact or just because the tape got old and no longer held the wires together then it could touch the body, creating a short. If that happened it could potentially cause the battery to heat up enough to start burning. It's dangerous IMO.
