BlackMonday101

I haven't had any issues with the board, just an 1100mah

The only issue I have had with mine is after the case analyzer my battery won't charge past 4.10v per cell. Idk what I did I don't think I've changed anything in settings.

I've been rummaging through different forums including this one looking for an answer. Even sent out a few emails. My question is that of lipo "pairing" to the board, is there a reason premade DNA200 mods come with 900-1300mah lipos? The reason I ask is that i've noticed most problems with boards blowing fuses and other stress related problems seem to all be mods with higher milliamp hours then that of most factory units, or swapping batteries. Is there a connection here? Were DNA200 boards not meant to run longer than a few hours? Could we be over stressing the boards past the manufacturers recommended stress points with these actions? And are there ways we can avoid future board failures?? Any responses are welcomed. This is my first post on this forum. If I'm %100 wrong with these questions I'll go slip on my flame proof undies if needed.

Skiddum! Good news! I have found some batteries that should fit given the developers dimensions that would allow to upgrade before modifying. They mention the zippy compact 11.1v 1300MAH 3s 25c lipo would fit without compromising the stock mounting plate and the dimensions are as follows Zippy compact 11.1v 1300MAH 3s 25c 73 x 35 x 24mm Hyperion G5 11.1v 1300MAH 3s 50c 67.7 x 35.3 x 23.1mm Then there is one I found on eBay Floureon 11.1v 1500MAH 3s 35c 70 x 36 x 22mm I hope this has proven useful to the whiteout development. I feel like CMT had the right idea but between the wait times and angry customers they had a bad start. Maybe if we can band together and start modding these ourselves we can turn it into the same great platform that we have around Hammond development and those early DNA chips. Thanks guys!

I just picked up two of these cmt boxes on eBay @140 each. One is for my juice guy. However I would totally support this idea and I'm inclined to do the same and input any findings.