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Here's one for the 1800mah Turnigy nano-tech 1800mah 4S 25_50C.csv

So far those have held up for our customers. Except the paint on them. 😂

Thanks for the infos. I have several S-body DNA75s also with the same defective daughter board I wanted to reuse.

I understand, so I just need to bridge the Down and Fire button like in picture 1 to use 3x external buttons correct?

If you look at the first pic, you can see the Fire and Down button bridges. The Up button wasn't bridged. I'm only interested in the UP/Down/Fire buttons, not the Power/Battery bridges for 2S/3S configurations. Why does that effect the Up button?

Thanks for the reply. I kinda figured they are needed, but the UP button didn't have a bridge. That confuses me as to if it's really needed or not.

Indeed it is. The best looking LED on a box I've found is the VapeCige Creator DNA75C. It looks like it's using a light pipe.

I found that epoxy and ca glue both diffuse the light quite a bit. Most DNA75Cs seem to have a tiny 1 mm hole, but I have yet to open one and look how they did it.

I have a Vapedroid by S-body with a defective daughter board. S-body has mutilated the poor DNA board with terrible soldering, 2 daughter boards and removing the up/down/power buttons. The fire and down button had a bridge. I would like to know if the bridges are needed to use external buttons when removing the onboard buttons. Chip has been cleaned and is ready to be built into a proper mod.

If you are planning on charging via the USB port it does not matter the discharge rating of the LiPo as it is limited to 2A. I find the Graphenes hit harder in PWM mods but give no real advantage with the DNA boards. Take a look at the Turnigy Nano Tech series, they may have some LiPos with more mAh in the size you are looking for at a better price. https://hobbyking.com/en_us/lipo.html?config=54&

On the red box in the attached picture, where the onboard fire button/LED rest I'd like to drill a hole to bring out the onboard LED. Has anyone any proper suggestions to what LED light pipes / plugs to use?

I see, makes sense. I had built a .23 and it was a strange sight to see.

I had a profile with ohms locked to 0.56, changed coils and forgot to unlock/set the coils properly to the new ohm value. When I went to hold down and fire, I didn't lock the fire and it fired shortly showing 33554 degrees celsius. Sorry for the terrible picture attached, but I don't want to try reproducing it as a safety precaution. Using firmware 2016-02-29 EScribe 1.0.42

Thanks for your time and efforts. No issues here, runs likeaboss.