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  1. Wayneo
    Well, you know the internal resistance of his mod. What value was in there for yours? The default on the DNA60 is zero. The value given to you is respectable, I mean hell, what's a few milliohms. Especially if you're just using an alloy material like SS.
  2. Wayneo
    DJLSB vapes on youtube has many videos. All color DNAs operate pretty much the same (except for max watts) and a very few other features on the 250C. The 100C board is most like the 75C. Here's a link for one of his many videos. Evolv DNA 75 C Full Review with eScribe and Theme Editor Tutorial - https://youtu.be/1dvBpTm-FQM Link for the 75C datasheet https://downloads.evolvapor.com/dna75color.pdf
  3. Wayneo
    @DairyOfCool4 I think this was the last version from @Mikla DNA200ThemeImageGenV1.1.02.zip
  4. Wayneo
    NI80/N80/Nichrome 80 is a watts/power material and does not need any material file at all. The evolv defaults for straight watts are Profiles 1, 2, and 3. But if you really want to, you could just create a new 'unnamed' material on the materials tab, not TC, and rename it.
  5. Wayneo
    There is no software fix. If it were me, I'd do a complete delete of that top gear/thing
  6. Wayneo
    Here's what I would do with the mod plugged in. First , Start escribe -> Safety. Look at what the current unlock sequence is. Then the 'Device Monitor' tab (up top) DM ->Down on the bottom line, Just to the right of the date it should say buttons. If you now (on your mod) click the button sequence shown from the safety tab, that should show up beside the 'buttons' word IF you DO NOT see the button you pressed, you can click the word 'buttons' and over to right side of the DM screen you'll see 'fire' 'up' 'select' 'down' appear. You can mouse over and click those PS Neither of those .mov files worked for me Let us know how you make out
  7. Wayneo
    You should only ever need to measure the resistance of the cold (ambient temp) coil when you change to a different profile. Both Replay and TC should stop those burnt wicks. If you want you could post a screenshot of your Profile using SS304. If you're all good, enjoy your mod.
  8. Wayneo
    Hi, how long have you been vaping and is this your first time trying TC vaping? Have you watched any videos on DNA color mods and escribe? Ni80 is not a TC material It would be easier to start by using the 'Replay' profile and your SS304 coils where you'd just use the Replay profile on your mod, and no material file is required. Any special reason you're so excited by TC.
  9. Wayneo
    @kraftpunk You might want to read this thread
  10. Wayneo
    @Bombadil Load the latest INT version ( 2.0 SP30.5). Escribe is posted as a suite of tools. It's in there (SP45.1 INT)
  11. Wayneo
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    Your 2nd ID, as well as the review and comment has now been deleted. Carry on.
  12. Wayneo
    Yes, those switches should work.
  13. Wayneo
    Yes, SP33.2 does have a shorter timer before the mod completely powers off. IIRC SP45 is ~24 hours. That very low power draw is done to make it more responsive to button presses. Also, If it actually powers off, it has to do the New Coil check based purely on resistance. Are you saying your mod was shipped with SP33.2?
  14. Wayneo
    I guess you could start with a full screenshot and post it here. In Device Monitor View - set time scale to 60 Enable/click volts Wait a minute then do the screenshot. Do you remember having any leaks, or was this the behavior from new? Does it happen with all atty's?
  15. Wayneo
    Well, what did the Help Desk say 15 months ago?
  16. Wayneo
    Welcome. Your duplicate post has been hidden. All caps, red text, a duplicate post, and you ask for patience. That's pretty funny, NOT. IMHO, get some coils made of a temperature controllable material like SS and read up on Replay Or a youtube video about the features. Or, if you want to stick with that coil, and straight watts, turn, it up.
  17. Wayneo
    Statistics -> reset count Statistics -> since reset -> puff count
  18. Wayneo
    There are some boxes here with a recessed 510 area but you would need to drill for the actuators BUT THEY'RE DUAL battery. 3 of the ABM-2. http://analogboxmods.ca/Box-Mod-Parts/Enclosures Alpinetech or Hammond are other box makers for mods. There's also Modmaker in the UK. They might have single battery enclosures. Check at Stealthvape.
  19. Wayneo
    I do not know of any modder boxes for the 100c with a flush/recessed 510. Stealthvape in the UK have faceplates for the 100C. The connector on this board is in a different spot from the other color boards.
  20. Wayneo
    Running the US version is crippled compared to the INT version. The SP45.1 INT is the latest as shown in device monitor. I'm on a Mac and suggest you download the INT version. Edit: If you don't see the 100C listed with the INT version post a printscreen of that window
  21. Wayneo
    @MrZero48 I only commented on what I quoted. I am/was not the OP (original poster). Focus. The datasheet with wiring diagrams and sizing is here https://downloads.evolvapor.com/dna250.pdf
  22. Wayneo
    That's pretty much the timeout right there. If you want the exact time, use a stop watch and see how long it takes for the little * to disappear on your screen when your mod is locked. There is no csv, but themes can be used to manipulate nearly all mod parameters like escribe. Most field names are relatively descriptive and you could take screenprints of what's available in Theme Designer. I stitched 3 of these together onto 1 page.
  23. Wayneo
    Yeah, that will work 👍
  24. Wayneo
    You can get 1.5A easily with most cables USB to USB C. But for full 3A charging .......... From Copyman in this post. The entire post is good. https://bit.ly/3qAW2SD 'Problem found its solution. Charging with 3A requires a USB-C power adapter according to the PD standard and USB-C to USB-C cable. To clarify - not some adapter with USB-C, but just one that supports the full PPC protocol. The maximum current in this case for me became 2.72A'
  25. Wayneo
    Follow the second entry in this thread. And if you have problems, read 5.
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