Vapor shark dna 30 issue
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What wattage are you vaping at? The short answer is that yes, you can kill a battery, especially if it's not the right type of battery for that kind of draw, very quickly at the kind of wattage that a dna30 can put out.
This seems to be an issue with dna30's it happens on my Hana too, but only occasionally. Strange, but I don't think there is a fix yet.
Around 23 watts, at 7 ohms...but six hits and I have to recharge it...for 170$ that's ridiculous
Nope, that's broke . . . send it back to them. I had the same issue, wouldn't hold a charge hardly at all. Their customer service was great, however, they'll send a pre-paid mailing label, will test it to confirm your issue (be sure to describe it thoroughly), then likely send a new one out the next day.
I have 3 DNA 30's and that doesn't happen to any of them and I vape at 25-30W .2-.7 What battery are you using ?? I use only Sony VTC5's on that battery I get a full days worth of vaping before recharge is needed.
I have heard that it's about 20w that the battery life starts to really suffer. I personally have not vaped mine at that point yet.
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