mbuzzar1
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Just a quick question. For the authentic DNA 200s coming from China manufactures (authentic boards, but the boxes assembled by Chinese manufactures) will come with the same kind of warranty and support as the US assembled one correct?
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i plugged it in without the screen or battery before assembly just to make sure that it was recognized by the computer. After that, i assembled it completely. So idk about it recognizing the battery before the rest of the assembly. It went together smoothly so i cant imagine anything was "crushed".
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No. Once it was soldered in place, it hasnt been taken out. I'm really not sure what happened to it.
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this is the best picture i can get.
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I know the picture isn't the greatest quality, but it does look like something is wrong with these resistors. They arent fully "black" like the other ones I'm seeing.
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Correct. I have already checked the screen to make sure it was secured properly. And all of the leads are good. Using a multimeter across the solder joints, it is showing me the correct voltage.
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I fully assembled my DNA, plugged it in to the computer, ran the update, BUT, the screen is not lighting up. Also, when i run Device Monitor, cell 1 reads 0V, cell 2 reads 3.8V, and cell 4 reads 5.4V. I have checked it with a multimeter and am getting 3.5V across all 3 cells. My fuse does appear to be fully in tact. One last issue, in Device monitor, it shows the device charging at .05W which i know is not right. I'm kind of at loss as to what to do or what may be the issue. TIA for any help.
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But if a part were to fail, it would be the board, not the box. In that case, i would think it would be through Evolv. The reason i'm asking is my shop is looking into retailing them. Our insurance will not allow us to make our own, so our hands are tied. We love Evolv support. Myself and another manager are currently building our on 200s. But we dont want to have to deal with warranty through Chiina if the board were to fail. If its a box issue, I have no doubt that we can fix that, but a board issue is something we arent equip to handle. Being in Ohio, I would much rather send it an hour away and not half way around the globe if something does wrong