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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! Thank Blackmonday101 for that

I got some information on upgradin the battery I'll have to bring it from another one of my post and put it here

Heck yeah thank you Blackmonday101 That's a huge help. That way I can totally upgrade to a new battery pack.

Awesome thanks man

Hello guys. I have been tinkering around with escribe and steam engine..And on steam engine it allows you to do a parallel build or single. There's also another area where you can just download the tfr for ss316L. I'm wondering if it's better to do the parallel build cause that's what I'm running or if it's better to do the regular. I can download both and use both. The parallel for the kenthal setting I'm running right now seam to be a bit much. Cause I keep burbing juice and getting dry hits. And I'm running lower than I was on the sigelei 213. So anyways if you guys can help add some info it would be great. After I get home I'm putting in the ss316L but I'm wondering if the wire wizard for for parallel works better http://www.steam-engine.org/wirewiz.asp Or if downloading it from this area and using it works better. Thanks guys in advance. http://www.steam-engine.org/tcr.asp

OK so I wanted to make an all cloudmaker whiteout dna 200 page. I was hoping to get some info on changing batteries. What batteries, lipos, what lipos, how big 1100, 1300, 2200, 18650s and stuff of this nature. Basically an all cloudmaker whiteout dna 200 deal. Anything you can do to this guy. I've seen people show off there screens witch is absolutely awesome. How would one go about this. And just whatever you think would be good for people who have this mod to know. Kinda give me and them an idea of all the different ways it can be played with and tinkered with besides just changing the panels. Tips and other things would be good as well. Like shortening certain wires, adjusting things to get them the way you want. And so on. Whatever you guys can think of to help other people. Maybe give others new ideas to try with there mods an so on Thanks guys

Awesome.that's what I'm hoping for a mod that will replace all the others hands down. Your mod looks awesome I was wondering if there was a way to change out the 1100 battery for a 1300 or bigger. I found an 1800 on one site but I'd have to get a price. That's a big beast. So I'm hoping I'll be able to get plenty of advice on the board and working it. And also replacing the screen and board itself. I can't tell you how many mods I've wipes out the screen just from getting out of my car. Vaping and driving is hazardous to the mod for sure at least in my case.

Hello and thank you for letting me join. I've been vaping for a long time roughly 5 years give or take. I got into mech mods single batteries and rda's I've got a dozen or so rda and a few old tank rba. It took my budy who owns his own shop to get me into the box mods. If anyone is here in Utah his name Is Rolf. He owns Rolf's vapor joint. Up in provo amd just opened a new shop in provo by the mall. Good guy he makes his own juice and has some killer deals. Anyways I'm getting a Cloudmaker whiteout DNA 200 I've wanted to get the dna 200 for awhile now and I've always wanted to build my own and do all that but I don't have the time to really build my own and everything else. Especially when I own a Belgian Malinois pup, her training, jiu-jitsu, and working graves I don't have all that kinda time to sit and tweek and tinker and tweek and tinker ect. So I figured the cloud maker white out DNA 200 would kinda give me the best of both worlds. I can tinker an play with the temperature settings getting them just right. And it give me the ability to actually work on the mod itself. I've dropped and busted so many mods it's not funny. From the screen going out to other stupid crap. I want one if I break it I can fix it myself. So anyways can't wait to jump in and see how this thing works