I finally finished my SX350 MOD this past weekend. I have had the chip from Varitube for over 2 months, being busy building Chana Clone MOD and my own MOD with Hammond enclosures.
Parts List:
(1) SX350 Version 1 chip with stock USB data/charging board - Upgraded to 50 Watts with negative lead moved. Without upgrading to 16 gauge teflon coded wire (negative lead and batter connection are all 16 gauge Teflon wires but I did not replace the stock positive lead or the atomizer wire)
(2) Hammond painted aluminum die cast enclosure
(3) bapgood SX350 screen cradle
(4) jonniemac DNA30 USB charging board clamp
(5) Keystone 18650 1043 battery holder
(6) Fattdaddy spring loaded 510 connector
(7) 12 mm stainless vandal switch
(8) carbon fiber wrap
Due to a miss-calculation, I could not mount the screen cradle flush. I ended up adding material under the cradle using putty epoxy to accommodate the thickness of the chip. The results became the monstrosity I will dubbed the "Fraken MOD". True to its name, it will be one of the kind that will not be repeated again ....well, may be one day I will decide to make "Bride of the Fraken MOD" in red (never say never right?)
Even with its ugliness, the device does vape like a champ. Being use to the dna 30 Clone chip for a few months, I kind'a like the single button gyro control input. It's fast and neat (which I never thought I would say before I started the project).
Happy vaping !!
Parts List:
(1) SX350 Version 1 chip with stock USB data/charging board - Upgraded to 50 Watts with negative lead moved. Without upgrading to 16 gauge teflon coded wire (negative lead and batter connection are all 16 gauge Teflon wires but I did not replace the stock positive lead or the atomizer wire)
(2) Hammond painted aluminum die cast enclosure
(3) bapgood SX350 screen cradle
(4) jonniemac DNA30 USB charging board clamp
(5) Keystone 18650 1043 battery holder
(6) Fattdaddy spring loaded 510 connector
(7) 12 mm stainless vandal switch
(8) carbon fiber wrap
Due to a miss-calculation, I could not mount the screen cradle flush. I ended up adding material under the cradle using putty epoxy to accommodate the thickness of the chip. The results became the monstrosity I will dubbed the "Fraken MOD". True to its name, it will be one of the kind that will not be repeated again ....well, may be one day I will decide to make "Bride of the Fraken MOD" in red (never say never right?)
Even with its ugliness, the device does vape like a champ. Being use to the dna 30 Clone chip for a few months, I kind'a like the single button gyro control input. It's fast and neat (which I never thought I would say before I started the project).
Happy vaping !!
