HANA MODZ DNA 30 Clone arrived today from FT.

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Rwb1500

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How long does the battery Sony VTC4 last on these things?

I have to charge mine after the day ends. Vape at around 12 watts. Man i thought these batteries wouldn't have to be charged for a few days


A Sony lasts me all day easily using a Kayfun or Nautilus around 12.5 watts. Now when I use a dripper and am around 18 watts it goes pretty quick.

Now that I have read the above posts, I am super excited about getting mine from FT. It is at the China postal service and ready to ship. I got the red one. I am currently using the Carvela mod and a Tobh Atty. I plan to use the DNA 30 for my Kayfun


Well here's something to hold you over while you wait.




That's a Kayfun 3.1 ES with a Fasttech quartz glass tank kit.
 

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Do you like the hana modz mini or non mini version better? Pros and cons

I love the Mini. I use it all day every day at work because it's small and pocket-able. I leave the full size at home. In all honesty if I were to do it over again I would have gotten a second mini instead of the full size. Battery lasts me all day with moderate vaping on a Kayfun or Nautilus around 1.6 ohms running 12.5 watts. Once in a while I take a dripper to work and then I definitely have to plug it in at some point. The general consensus on FT is that they are two 800 mah lipo batteries. 1600 mah isn't too shabby, especially if you're not vaping at high wattages.

I love the Mini for its size mostly. With a small topper like the 22mm IBTanked Halfling below it's an unbeatable setup when you want lots of features and power in a small footprint.




Lol, you can tell it gets lots of use, full of dust and dirt and the J wrap is peeling off.

I'm going on six months with both of these and they are still both going strong. I haven't had a single issue yet.



I think little drippers look great on it too.





Ok, that's enough Fasttech pron for now.
 
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I love the Mini. I use it all day every day at work because it's small and pocket-able. I leave the full size at home. In all honesty if I were to do it over again I would have gotten a second mini instead of the full size. Battery lasts me all day with moderate vaping on a Kayfun or Nautilus around 1.6 ohms running 12.5 watts. Once and a while I take a dripper to work and then I definitely have to plug it in at some point. The general consensus on FT is that they are two 800 mah lipo batteries. 1600 mah isn't too shabby, especially if you're not vaping at high wattages.

I love the Mini for its size mostly. With a small topper like the 22mm IBTanked Halfling below it's an unbeatable setup when you want lots of features and a small footprint.




Lol, you can tell it gets lots of use, full of dust and dirt and the J wrap is peeling off.

I'm going on six months with both of these and they are still both going strong. I haven't had a single issue yet.



I think little drippers look great on it too.





Ok, that's enough Fasttech pron for now.
I get what you mean. I got the regular bc i can put my own battery in it and it fit my hand a bit better(mini left my pinky hanging). But yeah the pocketability def is a super feature on it. Moderate vaping on 11, 12 watts will last a day? What can you do to replace the battery down the line?
 

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I get what you mean. I got the regular bc i can put my own battery in it and it fit my hand a bit better(mini left my pinky hanging). But yeah the pocketability def is a super feature on it. Moderate vaping on 11, 12 watts will last a day? What can you do to replace the battery down the line?

The batteries in the Mini have snap in connections. You could source other LiPo batteries and theoretically snap them right in. I have a few LiPos for a remote control helicopter that would work but I don't seem to have the need, at least not yet.

I am not an electrician and do not necessarily recommend the above. However if you could verify that you were doing it safely it seems extremely simple to do.
 

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I love the Mini for its size mostly. With a small topper like the 22mm IBTanked Halfling below it's an unbeatable setup when you want lots of features and power in a small footprint.
I just worry about the LiPO battery. There's no info on exactly what's in there. I mean things like C rating, etc so no way to know its actually safe for vaping use. I went with the focalecig offering instead because at least I know what I'm putting in the box that way. And having a spare 18490 handy is nice.

I'm curious though, I've seen so many mini tank setups like you showed. Don't you need to keep refilling such a small atty all day?

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I just worry about the LiPO battery. There's no info on exactly what's in there. I mean things like C rating, etc so no way to know its actually safe for vaping use. I went with the focalecig offering instead because at least I know what I'm putting in the box that way. And having a spare 18490 handy is nice.

I'm curious though, I've seen so many mini tank setups like you showed. Don't you need to keep refilling such a small atty all day?

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Lipo's generally have higher discharge rates over LiIon. They're also safer and have longer run time vs LiIon batteries despite similar mah ratings.
 
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