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My experiences. 1. I'd say IF your atty is making a solid connection would be most important. Money does not always mean quality. I have swapped out 510's due to them being shitty and it was expensive. You can check the stability of your atty connections using 'Atomizer analyzer' in any profile. 2. If he followed the spec sheet he should be fine for the wires. As well as good soldering connections. 3. No. Make sure you're using a proper TC capable coil as the core wires for Replay

I'd say proportional based on factors as opposed to incremental. And Yessir! You can use 'Device Monitor' with the power options enabled to see it clearer. If you put your mouse over a peak power and click, it will draw a vertical line with the relevant values.

Themes are merely skins to escribe. If you start escribe, while looking at the various Profiles, if you hover your mouse over many fields you will get the 'official' definitions. Here's my 2 cents Boost - Only used for any coil NOT in TC. Like a kanthal power curve, or preheating the coil. The term 'Preheat' is only used if you're talking TC Punch - 1-11 value for extra power applied for 1 second Watt Boost Profile -Profile that allows you to set/change/use the above. DJLSB Vapes has some good Youtube videos

From before the release of the color capable boards some users would put a very thin film of colored plastic film over their mono screens to change it from b&w. And yeah, LV would know for sure. I hear they're active on facebook and Instagram

If it's not a battery problem, or a connection issue, I'd suggest you open a Help Desk ticket for an RMA. Link below https://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/index.php?a=add&category=1

What do you mean by resets. (Mod stops mid puff and goes back to locked state, or what) And afterwards what needs to be done

From within Escribe ....... Can you post a 'Device Monitor' and a Mod - Safety tab printscreen And which vapestation are you using and who built it

Smok were notorious for having long 510 pins (crushing or shorting wires below), and if even if your mod is repaired, (if that's the issue) it could happen again. I'd suggest you open a Help Desk ticket for an RMA. Link in my signature line.

Try those, or even the Smok not fully screwed in.

Do you have anything that is not SMOK? I have never owned anything SMOK so I just don't know. I'll edit your title in hopes that someone else will chime in.

What mod, what tank? I realized that if the tank is off the fire button works like normal <- So the coil and connection are still attached, but no glass or ejuice? I started screwing in old tanks and it's the same for all of them. <- Is any error displayed on the mod? The more descriptive you are about the problem, helps in our understanding of the issue. Welcome.

Does that change if a data/charging cable is plugged into it?

No idea, I don't work here/there. BUT you can always open a Help Desk ticket and officially inquire. Link in my signature line.

Your duplicate posts have been merged and moved. The navigation key combinations are exactly the same as on the 75 you have/had. Let's see if I hit all your issues. Using escribe 'Device Monitor', bottom line you can see what profile you're in. Using escribe you can choose ' temperature dominant' for the big temp, in any profile you want. Using escribe When the mod shows 'OFF', make sure you have a TC type material(SS in your case) for that profile chosen Upload settings to mod.

Here will always work better than there.

So much for reading your own post on reddit where I already answered all these questions, 10 hours ago. Reddit answer: Material(wire) profiles don't care about build specs, or wraps. Only the wire itself. And even on a color board you can't 'type in the TCR on the go' SO 1 Material(wire) profiles don't care about build specs, or wraps. Only the wire itself. 2 Rename a Profile Kangar, put in those preheat, power, and material type 3 Material(wire) profiles don't care about build specs, or wraps. Only the wire itself.

That was your original question. I read that as 'Can I use a DNA60 small screen with a DNA75' That answer is no because there is no firmware option/support for the 75 with a small screen (like there is with 60 board).

Contact the modder and ask, but for now, refer to this post for workarounds.

Found the cheat sheet for non color mods. The only thing missing is the boost punch feature (like pre-heat for any wire type not used in a TC mode) which is on the latest dna60 firmware. https://bit.ly/323Wigr

There is an evolv default SS316 material type already on there that should work fine. You can assign it to any of the 8 profile names

OK. So no idea why it's not recognized as every board type I own is recognized up to macos 10.15.X The 60 like all others come with 8 profiles and ~4 material types like your 75. Luckily, there are key(button) combinations to move between them, but you won't be able to add new material or change the wording. To switch between profiles on the device, put the DNA60 into Power Locked mode by pressing and holding both the up and down buttons for two seconds. From power locked mode, to cycle between profiles, double click the Up or Down button. To select the displayed profile, press the fire button. To switch between material type within a profile on the device, put the DNA60 into 5x (fire button) Locked mode. Then by pressing and holding fire, up and down the material name will show up. Up or down to cycle through them, then fire button to select the chosen one. It's much easier than it sounds. While you're trying that, I'll hunt for a credit size graphic for you.

Yes escribe works with the 60 on a Mac. Are you sure it's an Evolv board? I thought the 'Rus' meant Russian, and I thought they were a different board

Here's me injecting one note. When you're all done figuring out what batteries you're gonna use, use the 'watt hour calculator'. Yours currently shows 9Wh, and that's usually about right for 1 new high quality battery