Here's a pretty good look at the new Vaporshark built Flask:
Notice that the positive battery contacts are totally different than what VF uses in their US-built models. It uses pins more like what Kangxin uses instead of the blade contacts the older VF (and Waidea) use. They may be spring-loaded
Big screen is nice, and I like the flush mount/screen protector, always had a problem with lint, dust, and juice on the recessed screen.
And, it's $200. With 2 amp zip charging.
But all that said, I'm holding out for the SX 350J version next month. Shame that unit still has 0.5 amp charging though.
and I agree with you croak, i'm also glad the screen has a protector and for the exact reasons you mentioned.
I hear ya, except for the DNA 200 part. Don't have one of them yet. I don't own a computer. And what's the point of owning a DNA 200 without a computer to tinker in escribe. Looking for a cheap laptop. Then comes the 200 shenanigans. I barely even use my Waidea that I converted to a real DNA 40. And forget about my bare stock Waidea. Well not completely stock, FDV V3 Short 510.
I was wondering the same thing. I have an SXK Nebula with the updated firmware. The only thing I can think of doing is to build a nickel or Ti coil and set a temp, say 420° F and put a temperature probe from a multimeter, or something else that will read the coil temp, in the I D of the coil and either turning up or down the NP setting till you're hovering around your set temp for that particular coil material, then remember that NP value for that specific coil material. Whatcha think?
You might try dry cotton and see what setting that it starts to burn.
When you do that you still don't know your set temperature is reading correct.
SXK say it's their own chip, but they all claim to have proprietary chipsets. Make sure, or at try to get a flask with the latest firmware update for the resistance issue.
