Wayneo

Can you start escribe, go under 'file', do a 'save' of your mod setup, and post the .ecig file here, please. If you're also a nicotine vaper, you could use this mod and see if the problem still occurs. Did you buy this mod new, and has this always happened?

That's right, the 100C only has 1 inductor, and it's supposed to get hot. There is a thermistor near that inductor that senses the board temperature

I have never used a mod in this fashion. There is a board temperature sensor so that must be the reason for the warning. Other than that I have no idea if it's a board problem

Is it always the same cell # that sags more? Like, even if you swap the actual batteries, the sag does NOT move with the battery? If those are a yes. I'd be looking at the JST connector or anything to do with that particular cell connection.

Well, under 'Help' you'll find Backups, so you could choose the one from a week before this started happening and it will have the mod back to that date and settings. Me, I'd just adjust it back manually and not worry about 'before' or those settings. You could have been puffing differently time wise, coil changes from gunk, etc. Too many variables to match the watts.

I'm not an Evolv employee, but you can open an official 'Help Desk' ticket with your request. Link in my signature line.

Start escribe and do a screenprint of that profile 3 (or whichever profile you're using)

Profile 3 is the evolv default profile for watt boost. That profile has boost enabled. You choose the watts you want and the boost:Punch. That 'punch' value will determine how many extra watts you'll get at the very start of a puff. Yes, we know it shows going to 22, that is a bug. Yes, 11 is the max, no matter if you set it higher.

It's not there at all and after 9 years and numerous firmware updates I doubt you will ever see it. You call it a feature, I'd call it hazardous. Heaven forbid the day the mod incorrectly mixes up Titanium and Stainless Steel based on resistance.

Close to 9 year old post you're commenting on. Use Youtube or searches here and if you or ask in this forum in the appropriate area.

Read and follow my post, 1 above the last before yours.

That would be the Pro with the LiPo. It sounds like you've changed the screen 'lock time'. If you compare your two mods in escribe -> safety -> 'lock time' they should be different and you can match your Hadron to the other. Then upload settings to mod. Please reply either way with your findings.

What do you mean 'powering off'. What do you have to do to start vaping again? And, which model Hadron?

Sure.

The new board is not even a listed product on their official site, and I doubt a datasheet has been created. Your best choice would be to open a 'Help desk' ticket and ask them. Link in my signature line.

SXK buys authentic boards, the same as BBV. Apart from that it all can change, right down to the screws.

The 75C, 100C and 250C all use the same screens.

Yes! Smaller boutique vendors can change/adapt much quicker than larger mainstream vendors, so along with production volumes increasing and reaching the global market, you'll see more. Right now Box Mod Mafia and Delromods are in production

Can be found here https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/72215-so-how-do-these-new-color-boards-work-or-wheres-the-select-button/

Modmaker and stealthvape, both in the UK have enclosures.

Contact the Help Desk (link in my signature line) and see if they can help you. Also contact Lost Vape about it.

OK then. I can do this the slower way, 1 question at a time. How do you know that?

IIRC, that was during an early release of the DNA75C, before the many firmware updates and he changed it to effectively 100, or in proper terms 0.001 Steam-engine has it at 88. So Daniel's would feel a little warmer.

Does this mod have a USB port for escribe access? How do you know that? What watts are you usually using? Are you using boost:punch?

So similar to the other 3 button colour boards, these 2 button boards offer the same functionality as the 3 buttons. And full theme designer (board appropriate) functionality. SO HOW DOES IT WORK? With only a fire button and 2 others (not 3), the fire button does double duty as ‘fire’ or ‘select’. Using the up/down, you move around to the field you want to change, and while it's still highlighted, hit the fire button (now acting as a 'select'), make changes, then fire button again or let it time out. So, NO highlight = 'FIRE'. Highlighted field = 'SELECT' Toggles such as replay on/off, highlight the item then fire button The DNA60C shares the same physical footprint as the DNA60. The button layout is the same. The DNA60C screen is similar but different. It still has the same 4:1 ratio in pixels DNA60 is (128 wide by 32 high) DNA60C is (160 wide by 40 high) The NEW Evolv 2A USBC (Or the 1A micro) charging/data board can be used for escribe access.