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  1. Wayneo
    Mojave - 10.14 beta 2 Pretty sure Evolv will get right on top of that closer to final/golden release Welcome and thanks for the heads up
  2. Wayneo
    Usually called a vape station. One can be found here http://analogboxmods.ca/Box-Mod-Kits/ATX-PSU-Conversion-Kit-VapeStation IIRC he's got a YT channel, and he might have a video for one.
  3. Wayneo
    НЕ кривая разряда. Ваши часы Watt установлены слишком низко. Увеличьте их на вкладке «Mod». Лучше всего запустить «Battery Analyzer»
  4. Wayneo
    Он отлично работает из коробки. Сохраните резервную копию, просмотрите различные вкладки и измените свои предпочтения. Когда вы закончите => Загрузка на устройство
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    @niandra3 I can validate your results using your theme. Or, works for me.
  6. Wayneo
    That doesn't look like an Evolv 1A data/charging board to me. Mine shows 'Evolv' on the other side.
  7. Wayneo
    Use yours. Ya think, if you watch it, perhaps from all the battery chargings (heat) and not from firing, might play a role with the internal temp
  8. Wayneo
    According to you link, it states The recommended temperature is less than 400 degrees in NI mode at 20-25w. I'd at least go to your Nickel200 profile, set it at 25 watts and 400F and try it Too hot - turn down the temp Not hot enough - Double the wattage, but only go up 5-10 degrees each time. If it all just seems fucked up, post a Device Monitor, with Power, temp, temp set, cold ohms and live ohms checked <- while firing , and a printscreen of the profile. Good luck
  9. Wayneo
    Your setup and experience sounds like using the Replay option in wattage mode as it was envisioned, is your best bet. From what I quickly googled it's a Titanium something, with Nickel legs that you're heating. Wires (material) heat and cool in a consistent manner while changing their resistance. Nickel quicker than Titanium. So when you say 'Ni 200 or whatever' that makes a massive difference. No, 'trc 240' is not a profile, and if it was perhaps a TCR at .00240 it would be a custom material TCR value. Unfortunately lower than straight Titanium. Usually a regular coil setup with Nickel legs + another material like (SS or Ti) will have a TCR higher than normal due to the Nickel legs. Wow, I now realize you probably won't understand anything I wrote. Just follow my suggestion in the first paragraph. Good luck. Unless there are other replies after mine.
  10. Wayneo
    Posted a link for you over there Willy
  11. Wayneo
    If you use the hobbyking site, you can put in min and max dimensions as well as 4S etc., and it'll bring up what will fit
  12. Wayneo
    Sure he does, right around 1 min 50 second mark
  13. Wayneo
    Apart from the larger wattage or temp field on the right side of the screen, HOW MANY little fields were shown down the left hand side? 2 is a small screen, 3 is a large screen. And screens do not come with double edge tape, at least not as part of a full board and screen purchase.
  14. Wayneo
    Sounds like you have a plan. I usually do Thermals, Mod resistance, Battery.
  15. Wayneo
    Dead/dying batteries on both. Look at the cell voltages
  16. Wayneo
    Ti is one of the default material types on your mod. You 'can' replay a TC vape if your theme permits. So you can use TC to set it up and replay that, or monitor the watts yourself and then use replay in watts mode.
  17. Wayneo
    Nope. Nope, it's just using the rise as one, probably the most important parameter to model
  18. Wayneo
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    @John Any thoughts on my 2 questions here. 3 posts up. Is this a valid statement -> IMHO 75C's will always identify as 1 cell. 250C's will NEVER identify as 1 cell. Is there a more elegant way for Theme Designer's to differentiate board types?
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    @John Any ideas or answers on this?
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    @James 2 quick questions. Is this a valid statement -> IMHO 75C's will always identify as 1 cell. 250C's will NEVER identify as 1 cell. Is there a more elegant way for Theme Designer's to differentiate board types?
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    You've missed my point. The 75C is a parallel board, and 1 or more cells probably will only ever show as a single cell. I DO NOT OWN ANY COLOR DEVICES, BUT I HAVE READ THEIR SPECS (so I can be wrong) <- I wish someone would validate this If @RMoniz answers my question we'll know for sure. I would say correct. No OTG option and a few other things that are 250C specific.
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    @niandra3 You should be able to use that 'cell condition < 2' to differentiate between 75C's and 250C's. Example, If it's 1 show text saying this is a 75C and hide power bank options. IMHO 75C's will always identify as 1 cell. 250C's will NEVER identify as 1 cell. Welcome
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    @RMoniz How many cells do you see in Device Monitor on escribe?
  24. Wayneo
    Found in the datasheet for your board type @ www.evolvapor.com
  25. Wayneo
    Are you sure you are using the correct profile for TC? According to your original post that bottom value on your display should show 304 (profile 1), and the temp you set as the largest numbers(temp coil running), yet your Device Monitor shows you're using Profile 7
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