Mike n Tibs DNA Mods!

[tiburonfirst]

my tibs traveled to mike getting a nickel coil to enable temp control!

here it is hanging out at mike's - sporting a nano taifun gt

i opted for black highlights in the engravings

 

[tiburonfirst]

 

[anatopeck]

Hi,
If someone have got a file or a link to the 3Dprint mod for a DNAmodule
I can only find the version for SX350
THank you

 

[Sniffle]

Hi,
If someone have got a file or a link to the 3Dprint mod for a DNAmodule
I can only find the version for SX350
THank you

If you want a bap dna mod you will beed to buy it preassembled from vapedojo. Sorry

 

[mikepetro]

I have seen lots of people report getting "Weak Battery" messages.

Here is something that came across the beta Forum:

Board reads weak battery with fully charged batteries.

its the preheat I think, it constantly puts the fuses in high hold but not quite trip at first. Over time the fuses weaken and hit trip faster and that is when you see a fresh battery read week after a couple of pulls.

it doesn't seem to manifest right away and only for the higher wattage users,

Many folks still have a bunch of the 7A fuses left over from DNA30 projects, and essentially we are under-rating our fuses if we only use 2 of them in the DNA40. The DNA40 can pull a max of 16A. If you use two 7A fuses, as we did with the DNA30, then you are right on the verge of the trip point during preheat. Over time, the fuses get a little weaker and start partially tripping (ie high resistance without fully tripping), and the "Weak Battery" messages start happening.

From Bap:

Need to double up the fuses. I'm now running 2 on each battery, 4 total.

(He is talking about the 7A ones.)

The moral of all of this is to be sure you fuse to least a total of 16A........

 

[Dunder Mifflin]

Bap siting in the wild. Check out this Busardo video at 35:45 minutes in.

 

[tiburonfirst]

i need a screenshot!

 

[mikepetro]

i need a screenshot!

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[tiburonfirst]

looks like my color

 

[Sniffle]

not a bap box but i'm proud of it and it's alive.

 

[Nautilusfan]

Really like that Sniffle! Especially like the smooth lines in the front. I'm not a fan of sharp edges

 

[Dunder Mifflin]

A different kind of Bap?

 

[tiburonfirst]

interesting .......................

 

[ThreeDJ16]

Ok Mike, finally got around to building my third hand tool. Guess i should call it the octa-hand tool....lol. Still want to drill and tap 4 more holes down the center from left to right and add a tool organizer/holder. Used it for the first time working on my silver GDNA and I love it. Thought it was way too many arms till i started using it. With glued parts held in one side, while soldering on the other and couple other things happening at the same time....i bought a couple more arms. It's made of 3/4 Lexan so it isn't moving anywhere, but still not too heavy for my bad back. Added an old panavise to it for holding boards, a light source and about to add a small c-clamp arm too. Haven't enjoyed working on a project as much as this last dna build in a long time because of having a work station that made it a breeze. Little cluttered at the moment, hoping the tool holder will help that.

 

[rhelton]

I bet that side fire is comfy to hold with the expanded part in your palm.

 

[Dunder Mifflin]

I found a review of the bap

 

[Dunder Mifflin]

Well, I just got the dreaded screen glitch on my DNA40. Question, when I send the board back, do I desolder the wires or just cut them? Thanks in advance.

 

[ozen]

Well, I just got the dreaded screen glitch on my DNA40. Question, when I send the board back, do I desolder the wires or just cut them? Thanks in advance.

You can send in the mod and Evolv will repair it based on what Brandon said here, skip to 31:20

 

[Dunder Mifflin]

Great video, Thanks. My DNA40 is in a test rig. So that is why I ask if I should desolder or simply snip the wires.

 

[ozen]

Great video, Thanks. My DNA40 is in a test rig. So that is why I ask if I should desolder or simply snip the wires.

Ah I see, in that case just snip the wires and send it back to Evolv.