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Okay, so I'm thinking maybe there's a "never mind" due LOL I couldn't wrap my head around how a software setting could affect something that seemed hardware related, so I took the Sentinel back apart. On the back of the fire button was a sticker. A not well centered sticker on the back (inside) of the fire button and similar in diameter as the button. I took that sticker off and the Sentinel is more clicky now. I think that sticker may have been ever so slightly interfering with the fire micro switch and circular rubber mount around it. And in doing so, the mod was glitchy. Sometimes not firing and sometimes when I tried to fire, I would find the DNA 60C locked. The button seems to work better now and my mind is trying to reason why that sticker was on the back of the fire button to begin with. If I shake the mod deliberately, I can hear a faint rattle. At first I thought maybe the sticker had some needed insulation value since the button is metal. But now I think the sticker was a silencer. With the sticker in place, perhaps no rattle when deliberately shaking the mod. Since shaking the mod is not something I routinely do, it's a non factor, and without the sticker the mod functions well. On the other hand if anyone has any anecdotal information they've found with the fade-in and fade-out settings, do chime in. Thank you.

If you want to experiment with coil materials with very little resistance change with temperature, you can go to Mod->Safety->Replay and choose "Allow on unlikely coils". It actually goes into a special Replay mode in this case if the other modes would not have allowed Replay on the coil. This is more for fun than everyday use, but if you want to, feel free

thanks for your answer, actually after a day plugged into usb , finally an hour ago, lighted up, and got recognized in escribe. I applied an update and i will leave it charging... If it will fail I'll drop a ticket. Thank you once more

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