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Mad Scientist said:

[QUOTE=mandro][QUOTE=Mad Scientist][QUOTE=mandro]Love the clear box :)

This one is 2s with 2 x 1000mah lipo's

Now that is machinist porn lol. What tools/machines did you use? Looks like every little detail finished to nth degree. Beautiful.[/QUOTE] Thanks Mad Scientist. My missus bought me a Proxxon micro mill last year for my birthday last year and it stopped working just after this birthday. I used this years birthday funds to buy a swig 1XL mill/drill and it's been great. I also use a dremel and needle files to finish off.[/QUOTE] Nice. I have to see if Santa might be willing to spring for something that expensive lol. Your experience shines through though. I am no expert machinist but I know enough to know that ain't easy.[/QUOTE] It seems as though it's expensive but I haven't bought a mod in over 2 years lol
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Nice looking mods there people.  I need to go back in time to start mine.  Delivery on Sept 5 according to USPS so I'll have to build a time machine to get it.
Actually those fine people at the post office sent it to Kansas City.  Hope to get started on Wednesday if they don't misdirect it again.

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My 200s showed up in the mail box today so I swapped the 204 battery contacts for the 209s and swiped a display from one of the new boards and all seems to be good. It auto fired the fire time but a battery reset and removing the atomizer cured it.  I'd consider this an advanced build for anyone interested in the Bootlegger design. I'll be doing a complete video build once my other 3D prints show up that might help with the process. 
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A picture of a customers build who managed a head start on me. I had the wrong 510 connector listed and the door screws needed a little adjusting but I like it. 
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He is my new DNA 200

Hammond 1591 C ABS enclosure
Mamu face plate
Turnigy nano-tech 2250mah 3S 65~130C Lipo Pack
Mitek 16 mm fire button
C&K tactile switches

It took about 6 hours total to build including gluing the face plate, sanding and painting the box. Battery last about 13 hours of heavy vaping. My next project will be a Turnigy A-Spec 4200 hard pack.

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Actually I have not ran the watt hour caculator and will later today after I get a fresh pair of batteries for it.  For test purposes I used the pair from my VF and didn't want to use them for more than making sure all is functional.

Here is the link to the box - the guy is SUPER FAST at shipping.  Mine came from Italy to California in less than a week.  

https://boxmod.ecwid.com/#!/Quadro/p/53352017/category=0

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VapingBad

Nice use of space in that design @Whatthe?



Thanks it was a tight squeeze as the wire is 16 gauge semi rigid (low strand count) and the 510 had to be soldered in with the board in situ as it wasn't flexible enough. Could have saved myself a bit of time if I had just waited for my other wire to arrive but impatience got the better of me.  I'll save that for the next one.


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Here's my 1590G/DNA200/1000mah mod.  It took a lot longer to build than I anticipated, nothing unusual about that.  The basics were no screws through the case while still retaining the battery securely for safety and being able to easily dis-assemble in case of problems or failure.  That lead to a lot of JB weld and time waiting for that to harden, a day at a time, for all the brackets needed to accomplish that.

Then I got distracted when making the template for the face and offset the display window 2mm closer to the fire button rather than further from the fire button to simplify cable management for the display.  That lead to cutting out the display window in the box to accept the complete display module and making a trim piece for the face with the display window in the right location.  That, of course, added more "machining" time and another day of JB weld curing for that trim piece.

It's not "perfect" but it's close enough and I'm satisfied.  It is heavier than I expected but that is no deal breaker.  If I ever get ambitious I may replace the aluminum buttons with brass buttons, but the aluminum works fine for me.  Keep in mind, I'm not a machinist and only have a drill press, Dremel, hacksaw and files to work with for machining.



The internals -

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