Vapor Flask V2 clone .. who do we buy this mod from?

Looks like a 26650 riff on a Zen ZNA, sans USB charging as well. Cool looking though.

 

And it has a smoking button.

 

has anyone purchased a wrap for their VF Clone?

I sent an email to JWraps and asked if they could send me one without the USB cut and they said they could, not sure if anyone has had luck with this yet.

the VF clone I ordered has a USB slot but from what i've read/seen it's in a different location so i was just going to make the cut myself in the wrap. If anyone else has done this, please upload photos! If not, I will upload some photos of this once I've applied the wrap and made the adjustments

 

I'm less worried about the USB port location than I am about a possible variance in button placement and size.

I'd rather start with a pre-cut body section with no button holes, and just wrap it, heat shrink it tight right over the buttons and port, and then precision razor cut the holes myself. Same way I wrap stuff for my cars, motorcycles, tablets, phones and toaster oven. Di-Noc style vinyl is really easy to work with.

Believe it or not, it's actually easier that way than faffing about trying to line up cutouts, especially on a sheet as large as the main body section.

 

At the moment, it looks like the SXK (Infinite/Yosen) version (Nikkita's review here) takes the award for best constructed and easiest to upgrade boards on, but falls down a bit in the actual electronics inside, being just a DNA30 clone, and one with a couple issues at that. If I were just wanting a good housing, this is the one to get.

Kangxin appears to have the best electronics, with a nicely working DNA40 clone inside, but an average build quality outside, and loaded up with hot glue inside. If I wanted temperature control on the cheap in a decent housing, this is the one to get (and the one I ordered last month).

All the others are crap shoots. There's a few other shops making VF clones, but reports and provenance on them are spotty at best. And there's the long awaited 1:1 DNA40 clone reputed to be in the works, but last reports on it weren't that encouraging.

 

A DNA40 would still do the job for you just fine, nothing says you need to use nickel wire with it, or sub-ohm, or all 40 watts. It has several improvements over the DNA30 boards (true step down, reverse battery protection, fires as low as 1v, etc).

Glad you've found an atty and build you like. I'd be back to smoking cigs again if I tried to vape what you like to vape though.

 

Anyone know if this will take an old school dripping atomizer?

And what is the usb port used for?