Wayneo

I would not use the word 'stack', but yes you could use 2@18350. THAT would be the main problem for me.

That DM screenshot looked much better. AGAIN I believe you started with a SteamShell RBA. What RBA did you use for the above?

Thank you for all that you cleared up. Yesterday your Device Monitor showed differently to today. When you pushed the fire button, the voltage dropped (as it should) Today when you pushed the fire button, the voltage went up, no sag (which is backwards/odd/wrong) and it shows your coil losing resistance while it should be staying the same or increasing. Yet you say your 0.8Ω stock coil works fine. Do you have any other RBA's you could try in this mod OR any other DNA's you can try with this RBA? That drip tip should always be snug, not superman tight.

What manufacturer makes this? Post link. So is that a hand wrapped coil in an RBA or a stock coil in a bridge? Did you change "mod resistance" ? How did it get to 0.15? And what is it now? I need you to use 'escribe' words. What do you mean by "Initialized all settings." ? What do you mean by " .... something is off." ? Finally, I'd like to see a FULL Device Monitor screenshot like DWCraig posted way up top, with only these 5 parameters clicked.

Never heard of this coil. What 'mod resistance'? Are you talking about escribe -> mod -> electrical -> mod resistance? The left side of your screen looks nothing like the right side. Left side shows: 16watts, 0.984Ω coil. Right side shows: 31watts, 0.219Ω coil. Battery voltage drop while firing looks terrible. If that is a .28Ω coil, re-measure the resistance of the coil on the mod.

@nicoparkk Check your coil. No problem with your chipset.

No, 2 battery minimum. 6V input minimum. https://downloads.evolvapor.com/dna250color.pdf

That would be the third digit (thousandths) of an ohm. I'd say it's stable. As your mod and atty both come back to the ambient temperature they sync up. On mine, if it's near the midpoint (like .284Ω) it might fluctuate from .28Ω to .29Ω.

Those numbers should be decreasing while you make a snug connection. Then you should watch the values. It'll be noticeable when the mod applies low power to the coil. It can be dirty threads on your mod, atty or something with the coil. Hotspot, coil not actually centred under the holdown and shifted a bit.

Sounds like your coil. Maybe a small hotspot has developed. You can run Atomizer Analyzer to look at the stability of the coil. It should fluctuate a few thousandths of an ohm once it's cooled down.

That's NOT an Evolv component, board or issue. Either measure an integrated flushnut connector and work backwards or reach out to BBV.

There's a reason there's a USB standard. Check the micro standard for pins. And ......... if it's sitting in a dock, you won't be using on-the-go.

Rereading what I've written, I'd suggest you open a Help Desk ticket. There's already a battery management chip in there. Link in my signature.

You'll wanna use page 13 and 14 of the datasheet. Probably leave the usb micro exposed for while you're not home. And they need to be done on the board no matter what. https://downloads.evolvapor.com/dna250color.pdf

We all have blonde moments, glad you got it working 🤙

@alsk1 Just spam, I removed the link. 😂 Normally we Just remove the entire post and ban them

That might work for now, but you should really dismantle and wipe off the board with isopropyl alcohol. The buttons on the board are 3 piece buttons that are easily dismantled. The outer silver with the rubber pointy sticking out. The outer steel can be removed with a flat screwdriver, which exposes the rubber portion, below that is like a silver wafer. Below that wafer is the hard plastic portion soldered to the board. Once you get escribe working, the bottom line in Device Monitor displays when a/if a button is pushed.

Hope you have a voltage meter. If they're both at 4.2V then you need to check and clean all the connections. Both the XT30/60 and the balance cable connector ends starting at the battery side. IIRC pin 0 (-)&1(+) would be cell 1, pin 1 (-) @2 (+) would be cell 2. Each should show 4.2V PIN 0, on the board is the tiny hole at the left when you're seeing the 2 inductors (or no visible buttons). This diagram is for the 250, you would not have pin 4 The photo below the diagram actually shows a DNA200, face/buttons up

At least 1 of the two batteries might be below ~2.8V.

@Conanthewarrior please try and remember to update this post when you finally get your devices to connect.

Then I have no idea. You can open a 'Help Desk' ticket and ask them. Link in my signature line.

I only have native C ports on my Air. I plug in to my hub an A to micro cable. You might try turning your dongle 'C' cable around. Do you have any micro devices that pass data with your setup?

Yes, that's the latest. I just tested both a 75 & 200 on my M1 Air and both worked. It was the only thing plugged into my hub. Perhaps try different cables.

Start escribe, click 'about escribe', post screenshot.