Thanks for the diagram. Gonna disassemble and test today. That diagram will make it much easier as there didn't seem to be many markings from what I've seen on disassembling vids.
Yeah checked then double checked. I am starting to think the actual spot where the positive wire is soldered on is the problem. I didn't get all the old soldering off when I rewired it so that's the only connection I haven't checked (I think).
I wouldn't classify it as a bad mod. I have 2 rx200's and the one that's gone bad I've had since the week before they were released. I've dropped it, juiced it, and put it through a year or more of usage.
I'm debating. On one hand, it's super simple to bypass the board and make it a series mech mod. However, 3 batteries in series is going to require a helluva high build and I only have 2 devices that I can build nice high ohm coils in (both are Masons ). I can fairly simply run it in parallel and with 3 25r's I'd have battery life for days. Plus, I can build as I normally do (.15 - .25ohm) and be set.
Parallel. If you run it in series you are going to have 12.6v (fully charged) to the atty
I know I just really wanted to try out some 11 wrap framed staples in my 40mm lol. Parallel is the logical choice, I'm just gonna have to move some wiring around.Parallel. If you run it in series you are going to have 12.6v (fully charged) to the atty
I stand corrected . I've almost finished with it now, just gonna run some safety tests on it once I get back home tonight.
Not having an issue with my rx200s m8, it's running great on some custom firmware. My rx200 however, still had the same issue with both previous official firmware versions and custom firmwares.
Yeap. It might say more but that's what Daniel's tests concluded. That mod is a hot mess.
If you're looking for firmware already done by someone else, this is a great resource: http://www.customvapefirmware.com
