SVD then and now

I wish you luck. Mine and two friends all had switches go up in a months time.

Shawn

 

and now they are going to make a version with a real dna20 chip inside. they are updating the styling some and while they are catching some flak for only putting in a dna20 chip instead of something more powerful, the dna20 is plenty of power for my style of vaping. it is probably powerful enough for most vapors- most of whom have absolutely no need for 30,35, 50 or even 100watts but they want it anyway...another triumph of marketing over common sense....

 

I've had mine for 5 months and really like it. The first one I had went bad but I found that tanks that leak (PT mini's) were the problem.

I have only used tanks with sealed 510 pins and my SVD has performed excellently!

 

Same here Harlen. I use PT2's with AFC or Aero tanks and have had no problems with my SVD. Under the pin on the SVD it has a grommet that wicks moisture, not sure why they didn't use a rubber one but that sucks up the juice and I believe it leaks into the internals. I took the first one apart and everything lead back to juice getting into the main body of the PV.

 

My experience with the fuzzy screen is usually a little piece of protectant across the glass. Have you tried seeing if you can remove it. Danged if I cannot remove one of mine from an SVD.

Just to say.. it may be...

 

i love the newer version of the airflow control- the one that looks like the aerotank base. it works much better than the older control with the knurled ring you raised or lowered. has better air flow, looks better(subjective, i know) made of better materials. just more $$ but worth it in the long run...if you aren't using the new one check it out- you won't be disappointed....

 

I just picked up 5 from MBV for a good price and I have to say that I am a big fan. Real solid construction and you're right, they look real nice on the tanks.