Wayneo

What were you doing beforehand that made you want to upload to the mod?

What were you doing beforehand that made you want to upload to the mod? Have you connected to this mod before and uploaded or upgraded the firmware?

None of us moderators are evolv employees. evolv has an official 1 year warranty on the board, but has been seen to go above and beyond. 5 minutes of your time and you’ll have an official answer within a business day or two

Your battery management chip appears blown. You could open an RMA with the Help Desk. Link in my signature. Friendly advice: You don't need to create duplicate posts here. 👋

That's your 510 connector that has come undone. Won't this nut r Fit on that threading If not, you'll need a new 510 connector

⬆ This, right there. Or just turn off preheat What do you consider high-ish watts? I think he's talking about temps, not puffs. I don't believe any board has ever had a room sensor. There is a board sensor however. The 'room temp' is calculated/derived by looking at the mod state. Plugged in/not, charging, etc. There's more details if you hover over those 5 Case values.

When you 1st start Theme Designer you're shown 3 wallpapers. If you click 'none' it deletes what's there. If you saved the VA wallpaper, just go find it, and hit load. Then apply. You're welcome. I'm the least nice of us mods. 🤣 Enjoy you mod 👋

In escribe 'general' tab (not theme designer), one 'profile' will show Nickel and .47 ohms, 25 watts and 420F. Those values are then used to display on your screen. Here's how to change your theme. Plug in Mirage. Go into theme designer, Save that Mirage theme. You'll get a .ecigtheme file. Disconnect and plug in VA mod. Go into theme designer, Save that VA theme. When theme designer 1st came up, you can save that VA wallpaper if you want to use it elsewhere. Now load theme (with VA still plugged in) using Mirage file. Swap wallpaper if you want. Save theme. Now, looking in theme designer up near the top left 'apply' theme.

Theme creators can do whatever they want in their themes. On that Main Screen if you highlight that .47Ω field, you'll see what that represents, probably 'coil cold ohms' (measured). Because I see nothing else, you could add a new field (or change an existing field), with 'coil temp' and update while firing option. OR you could just copy over your Mirage theme to this mod. * Misc ... See all those squiggly horizontal lines through the 250 numerals in your pic? Those are all different fields, etc. depending on your profile or mode or conditions. That 'Nickel' is picked up from one of your Profiles (out of 8 in escribe 'general' tab as the material type, same as the watts, coil ohms, etc.

@dabberbid Find the field you want to keep being updated in your theme, and make sure that option is enabled

@rainbowtoast mod was set at 3 batteries. Now resolved. Device Monitor, shows Profile 8 (Nickel TC profile), probably due to that Restore Defaults. Change that to a non TC Profile (maybe 5)

Batteries have 3 dimensions (only 2 mentioned) and a connector (not mentioned) or wired directly to the board. Many will use an XT30 or XT60 connector. Using that link provided by @dwcraig1 you should be able to find a suitable replacement. OR perhaps a local shop that sells drones or remote controlled cars if you take in the original.

Your post fell through the gaps. Sounds like you need a replacement screen. Here's a link for you. https://www.stealthvape.co.uk/product/dna-75c-250c-screen-replacement/

Charging from PC is fine but slower. A 4S Lipo is 4 individual cells. So if you're PC is 1Amp charging, or 2A, divide that by 4 for each cells charging rate. A dedicated external Lipo charger can charge them much faster than the built-in balancing (on-board) 2A charger, even if it's connected to an external USB wall charger. Single cell DNA mods can charge at 1A. But anyhow, I don't understand how the comment below fits in with your charging and safety concern. I do know that battery fits in your enclosure.

Ask the custom modder or company the name and specs of the battery OR Open the mod, note battery markings and connector and try to replace. If you can't find that exact replacement, measure the dimensions yourself, and note the connector. Ask at an RC store if they can source one for you. When you plug in/install the new battery the voltages will be much higher that you can charge till full.

You can get TFR files or the TCR profile from steam-engine. BIG but, some places that '70' refers to the Nickel content, and some places it refers to the Iron content. Good luck 🙂

The manufacturer ONLY left the evolv standards alone. Changed nothing. Zip, zero zilch. You're the only one that noticed. To repeat myself, you just need to measure and set the internal mod resistance. Your ohm reader fluctuates because it's applying power to the coil. There is no great mystery

That '0' value IF changed (raised) will lower the measured resistance of your coil. The evolv default for their other boards is 0.004Ω You should start with that. .We're talking milliohms here. Mine, measured accurately, range from 0.002 to 0.008Ω but I have heard of other mods much higher. "From the output of the board, there are several resistances in series that make up the load. First you have the wires running to the connector. Then you have the connector body itself. Then you have the interface between the connector and the atomizer. Then you have the atomizer body, then the connection between the atomizer and the coil. Then and only then do you actually get to the coil. All these elements have some resistance, and resistances in series add up" I have never fudged a coil resistance more than a few milliohms one way or the other. As far as your other mods and ohm reader, they're all probably in the ballpark, it all comes down to precision. Remember a .67Ω coil could be anywhere from .666 to .674 and will all display .67 on your mod

Bill, here's the link for the extension/add-on from the standard firefox app store https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/cookie-quick-manager/?utm_source=addons.mozilla.org&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=search By coming here and then invoking cookie-quick-manager, you are shown 3 options for ONLY the evolv cookies.

@BillW50 I haven't had any issues since the final fixes were applied, but I always cleaned out all my cookies beforehand. On Firefox I used an extension called 'cookie quick manager'. You might try that. Come here (this site). Use 'cookie quick manager' Bottom left hand corner gives you options. I chose delete. BTW, I'm at FF v83.0 (64-bit)

I don't think it's a board problem, I think it's a user caused problem. Many of his DM posts show they're just Device Monitor puffs. No airflow through those/that coil so it just sits there cooking.

If you're using your MTL tank right now, start escribe, then device monitor. Down on the bottom line in device monitor, it'll say Profile with a number. Click that number, or go to that profile number in escribe. Do a printscreen of that profile. Post that screen capture here.

Therion DNA 75 COLOR or Black and white screen? In escribe check the profile setup you're using. Look at the boost/punch settings.

Y'ever seen a board temp of 154°C DW? That'd be like 309.2°F