DNA40 Chinese Clone Chip Spec: xomf - the simpler image sharer
DNA40 Chinese Clone Chip Spec: xomf - the simpler image sharer
If Evolv have had problems with the original 40's then god knows what the clones will be like.
I've only ever purchased clones with chinese dna copies so I can swap them out with genuine chips - it's the only way to go as far as I'm concerned.
Fleabay Listings are popping up now selling pre-orders for the V3 DNA40 TC 1:1 Clone. Those Pre-Orders are advertising Release dates between Jan 28 & Feb 10!
Vapor Flask V3 DNA 40 TC 1:1 clone Featuring Temperature Control
6061 Aluminum Construction
Revised Stainless Steel 510 Connector
Spring-Loaded Brass Contact
Top Mounted LCD Display
Custom Milled Aluminum Buttons
Ergonomic Design
Micro USB Charger
Pass-Through Capability
Serialized
22mm Profile
Power Regulated Digital Switch-Mode DC-DC Converter
Utilizes a Small OLED Screen
Variable Wattage Device
Temperature Protection
Preheat
Step Up/Step Down Topology
Synchronous Rectification for Maximum Battery Life and Minimal Heat Generation
Temperature Control Mode: Adjustable 200-600 Degrees Fahrenheit
Atomizer Resistance, Temperature Sensing Wire, Cold: 0.10 Ohm Min (0.4 Ohm Typical) up to 1.0 Ohm Max
Atomizer Resistance, Standard Wire: 0.16 Ohm Min (0.7 Ohm Typical) up to 2.0 Ohms Max
Output Power: 1~40 Watts
Output Voltage: 1~9.0 Volts
Output Current: 16.0 Amps Max
Input Voltage: 3.1~4.3 Volts
Input Current: 0.5~16 Amps
Low voltage protection
Short Circuit Protection
Dual Sony VTC 5 (2600 mAh each)
Too bad the pricing is way out of whack! I'll wait for a better deal from FT.
China may well turn out a reasonable 1:1 clone of the Vapor Flask or Vapor Shark this year, as far as the casing etc. - but you can forget about a clone of the DNA40 chip and its software with any kind of the performance you expect, there is just too much encrypted circuitry and programming in a DNA 40.
There is a reason that Chinese maker Innokin is buying millions of genuine Evolv DNA boards and not a putting out a clone or using one, it's because not even the largest e-cigarette maker in the world, with their huge R&D budget, can figure out how to copy the DNA circuitry and software!
China may well turn out a reasonable 1:1 clone of the Vapor Flask or Vapor Shark this year, as far as the casing etc. - but you can forget about a clone of the DNA40 chip and its software with any kind of the performance you expect, there is just too much encrypted circuitry and programming in a DNA 40.
There is a reason that Chinese maker Innokin is buying millions of genuine Evolv DNA boards and not a putting out a clone or using one, it's because not even the largest e-cigarette maker in the world, with their huge R&D budget, can figure out how to copy the DNA circuitry and software!
China may well turn out a reasonable 1:1 clone of the Vapor Flask or Vapor Shark this year, as far as the casing etc. - but you can forget about a clone of the DNA40 chip and its software with any kind of the performance you expect, there is just too much encrypted circuitry and programming in a DNA 40.
There is a reason that Chinese maker Innokin is buying millions of genuine Evolv DNA boards and not a putting out a clone or using one, it's because not even the largest e-cigarette maker in the world, with their huge R&D budget, can figure out how to copy the DNA circuitry and software!
Just got a reply from Mandy at FastTech regarding my Product request form thanking me for providing the information on the Vapor Flask V3 DNA40 TC 1:1 clone w/ Temperature Control saying they will list this item their site in a few days.
Where did you hear about this encryption?
lol -- Is evolv really selling the encrypted hardware and programimng snake oil??
There is no magic encryption in the atmega32 bud (you know thats the $1 (in bulk) 8 bit microcontroller running the dna40 and tons of arduino boards) There are lock bits but these are relatively easy to overcome -- the reason why china doesn't steal their firmware is that its easier to make future modifications if you built it using a high level language like C rather then dealing with the machine language in the microcontroller. And there is really nothing that complicated with the idea of controlling the temp of nickel wire... It just takes a little time to work out the hysteresis issues
I agree evolv innovated a pretty cool solution with temp control, but its only going to be a very short time before others do the same thing,
As far as there being anything fancy with the circuitry running the board thats crazy, the heart and soul of it powered with a $1 microcontroller.
And don't fool yourself -- china churns out its share of code -- in my opionion they are using evolv boards because they buy in such bulk that they get them for next to nothing -- it's better to supply at a slim margin than be cut out of the market ....
it'll be sooner than later personally I don't care much about the TC as I have an rDNA and never use it.... step up and step down along with no delayed firing is what I want
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Not to be nitpicky, but evolv uses a 32bit arm based processor. Not the old the 8bit atmegas.
Nonetheless I do think will see dna40 clones with temp protection, step up/down regulation and the whole bit sooner or later.
Thanks for the heads up. I have been following this thread and went ahead and placed an order at 3FVape. If they don't ship by the time FastTech has a listing, I will cancel and re-order from FastTech.Just got a reply from Mandy at FastTech regarding my Product request form thanking me for providing the information on the Vapor Flask V3 DNA40 TC 1:1 clone w/ Temperature Control saying they will list this item their site in a few days.
Thanks for the heads up. I have been following this thread and went ahead and placed an order at 3FVape. If they don't ship by the time FastTech has a listing, I will cancel and re-order from FastTech.