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Thank you turbo, thats what I was thinking haha. Much appreciated! Love this dna community too bad the fda is ready to take it away...

Well it shouldn't break because the wire actually goes through the holes haha! Fingers crossed lets see how long this baby lasts...

Well the reason Im using 20 gauge is cuz thats what i have on hand and a lot of it! I used it earlier for extending the jxt balance connector and threading a 20g solid wire through the holes is so much easier than messing arround with stranded wire. I noticed that they dont recommend it to be silicon insulated so what i concluded was that there really shouldn't be any current running through the fire button. Thats why I was like why does it matter what wire you use as long as fits. Am i right..?

Would I be able to use 20 gauge solid wire for the fire switch on the dna200 board. Its not a recommended size but Idk why it would be an issue. Can anyone clarify this for me...?

So what has the strongest pin? varitube? evolv?

can you elaborate how one is better than the others...?

Which fatdaddy 510 connector is advisable with such a build? There are wayyy too many versions of it!!

Thanks guys, helped a lot! Now If I can only find the wire locally and not have to wait to get it shipped! this wire is not cheap! completely wasn't expecting that! haha

Ok, so building a dna200 mod and wondering if I should use a solid wire specially when it comes to thick wire like the 14ga, 16ga, 18ga or should I use stranded wire. I can see that being a hassle to solder but the question is, is it better for the connection to use a solid wire or stranded?