Upgrading to Fat Daddy 510 Connector

[dirtybirdy]

I was wondering how hard it would be or if it is even possible to upgrade my Cloupor dna 30 and Hana V3 both to have the 510 Fat Daddy connector. Has anyone done this? What all would I have to do?

If I have to solder things together I have no clue how to do that, so that would lead me to my next question. Does anyone know where I could send the boxes and have the 510 connector upgrade to the fat daddy?

Thanks as always.

 

[Smann245]

It's been done. I've seen pics. If you can't solder, you shouldn't attempt it. Is there a vape shop near you? They might be able to put you and an experienced tech type together. Someone local might help you just to help. I would. I put that connector on my MVP 2 and it's freaking awesome. Have a Hana dna 30 inbound and it's getting one too. You don't happen to live in eastern N.C. do you?

 

[muriarte]

Check out the fatdaddy page, there is a video wher he shows how he solders them with a torch... Really easy.

 

[Smann245]

There would be a lot more involved in installing that connector in that style box than that video you mentioned shows. A person with no soldering experience would probably be in over their head attempting the complete install.

 

[dirtybirdy]

Yeah I watched the video. I don't think it would be bad if I was making a new box but seeing as all the parts are already connected I will just assume it is to hard for me.

I live in Georgia. I will have to go up to my local Vape shop and see if they can put me in touch with someone that knows what they are doing. Since I just bought this Hana I would really rather a company do incase something went wrong they would be held liable for messing up a $250 box mod.

 

[Smann245]

Yeah, since its not a cheap clone I would be cautious. Have you emailed the manufacturer and asked them about doing the upgrade? Worth a shot. I think all box mods should use that connector. Stainless threads and a solid, floating positive pin should be standard on quality mods. Brass and copper are too soft for small diameter, short depth, fine threads. The fat man's connector is freakin awesome. Good luck and let us know what you figure out.