DNA50`s on FT with 510 adjuster £33 ish

[robby]

www.fasttech.com/category/1/new-products

Find em yourself, I haven`t forgiven them yet lololol

EDIT ................I never spotted this yesterday, but there are two DNA50 variations, one is much better than the other one, much more versatile with a lower minimum voltage. 

Good for low resistance coils. Check the specs, you want the one with the 1.5Volt minimum output voltage It`s dearer but more than worth it.

[Greg]

Your definitely weakening though robby

[robby]

Nov 15, 2014 11:58:55 GMT Greg said:

Your definitely weakening though robby

I am lol, some good stuff coming out lately

[robby]

These "RED" ones are pink as well ffs @spikeyfridge

[Deleted]

Lol its the red pink cerise one holding up the istick order! Has a lot to answer for! Not sure I want to actually been seen with it yet

[robby]

Nov 15, 2014 12:04:29 GMT @spikeyfridge said:

Lol its the red pink cerise one holding up the istick order! Has a lot to answer for! Not sure I want to actually been seen with it yet

Very brave @spikeyfridge, chin up lol

[robby]

I never spotted this yesterday, but there are two DNA50 variations, one is much better than the other one, much more versatile with a lower minimum voltage.
Good for low resistance coils. Check the specs, you want the one with the 1.5Volt minimum output voltage It`s dearer but more than worth it.

[Deleted]

Nov 16, 2014 12:16:49 GMT robby said:

I never spotted this yesterday, but there are two DNA50 variations, one is much better than the other one, much more versatile with a lower minimum voltage.
Good for low resistance coils. Check the specs, you want the one with the 1.5Volt minimum output voltage It`s dearer but more than worth it.

Fancy a green one buts that only in the value version, what does the lower voltage mean to me? 

[robby]

It means a lot more versatility if the specs are accurate. They go down to 1.5 volts according to the spec which means that you can subohm at sensible wattage levels. There is a bigger range of coil resistances that you can vape on the dearer one. Well worth the extra @letsavit

[dalealan]

These seem more versatile than an ipv2s I've been considering. Hmmmmmmm

[robby]

The minimum wattage on this type of mod is a very deceptive value. The minimum watts available on a mod with a minimum output of 4 volts and a coil of 0.5 ohms is actually 32 watts and not the 7 watts often stated. With a 1.5 volt minimum output on the same coil, you get a much more friendly starting point of 4.5 watts.

All these mods should be sold with an accurate minimum/maximum voltage output. The wattage min max is not actually a lot of use dalealan

[dalealan]

Specs of the ipv2s:
•Output power: 7W - 60W
•Output voltage: 3.6V - 8.5V
•Input current: 1.3A - 20A
•Input voltage: 3.2V - 4.5V
•0.2ohm - 3.0 ohm of resistance capable

These Hanas seem much more flexible in regards to minimum voltage. Damnit decisions decisions

[robby]

If you like to mess around a bit with drippers and lowish ohms coils, the 1.5v min hanna is much more flexible

[robby]

With the ipv2 at it`s lowest setting and lowest value coil (0.2ohms), you are starting at 61 watts

[robby]

On the hanna you start at a much more civilized 11 watts