Isn't it always the way.................better that than a bad board, plus it'll go back together easier with all the practice.........
Mike n Tibs DNA Mods!
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Finally had a chance... And remembered to post this...
Edit: again thjs is my fault... I should have been more diligent about replacing the charger... They can and do wear out over time...
Wow! I'm glad you weren't hurt and there wasn't more damage!
Well this is were one of my DNA 40's from Mike Co-Op went 
Have to say this job isn't for the faint of heart.
There isn't much room to work and there is a small board that holds the + - & fire button
that is not wired correctly for the DNA 40.
You basically have to rewire the whole small board. On a more positive note there is no glue at all in the mod, it's a pretty slick setup with a hollow in the inner wood and a plastic piece that holds it all in place
It's a big finger print magnet
Have to say this job isn't for the faint of heart.
There isn't much room to work and there is a small board that holds the + - & fire button
that is not wired correctly for the DNA 40.
You basically have to rewire the whole small board. On a more positive note there is no glue at all in the mod, it's a pretty slick setup with a hollow in the inner wood and a plastic piece that holds it all in place
It's a big finger print magnet
very nice, steamer! 
mike is gonna be surprised to see all those projects when he finally gets back from his lobster excursion!
mike is gonna be surprised to see all those projects when he finally gets back from his lobster excursion!
very nice, steamer!
mike is gonna be surprised to see all those projects when he finally gets back from his lobster excursion!
If he comes back...based on the images he has sent, he has had so much shell fish that he will be laid up with gout for a month.
Nice. How long did it take? Are you glad you did it?Well this is were one of my DNA 40's from Mike Co-Op went
Have to say this job isn't for the faint of heart.
There isn't much room to work and there is a small board that holds the + - & fire button
that is not wired correctly for the DNA 40.
You basically have to rewire the whole small board. On a more positive note there is no glue at all in the mod, it's a pretty slick setup with a hollow in the inner wood and a plastic piece that holds it all in place
It's a big finger print magnet
It took about 5 hours. I'm happy with it, it fits nice in your hand & it's a sharp looking mod
Only thing I paid too much for the clone, there on FT now for less than I paid
I honestly had no idea it happened till the charger quit working... I was probably asleep when it happened
Well this is were one of my DNA 40's from Mike Co-Op went
Have to say this job isn't for the faint of heart.
There isn't much room to work and there is a small board that holds the + - & fire button
that is not wired correctly for the DNA 40.
You basically have to rewire the whole small board. On a more positive note there is no glue at all in the mod, it's a pretty slick setup with a hollow in the inner wood and a plastic piece that holds it all in place
It's a big finger print magnet
Nice...I have looked at those but my vape account is near zero according to the blonde beside me who just so happens to be claiming my Hana goldfinger. Meh.
the man is back in town and liking - but did he forget how to type? 
- but did he forget how to type? 
Just thought I'd throw this out there in case it might help someone, something I learned may years ago while twisting wrenches for a living. If you have a poor connection problem and your checking wiring connections with an ohm meter for resistance that's just the first step and may not tell all. If you check resistant, it looks good but you still have problems when you fire it, you'll need to check for voltage drop and here's why. Say you have a wire where all but one strand has broken, when you test with an ohm meter it may show OK because the ohm meter is putting a very small load through the circuit and that one strand can handle that light load. Now try to fire it, put a high load through that one remaining strand and it can't handle it. You can get the same results with a poor connection between connectors or at a solder joint.
Below is a video that makes it simple to understand, remember when you do a voltage drop test check both the positive and negative sides of the circuit.
Below is a video that makes it simple to understand, remember when you do a voltage drop test check both the positive and negative sides of the circuit.
I usually check for voltage drop across each device, the easiest way to find a connection that changes resistance under load.
the man is back in town and liking
I bet not, it is probably more like remembering how to do laundry, sleep and such things.
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