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Describe coil Full Printscreen of Device Monitor while firing with Image checkboxes ticked

I do not have a 75C BUT in escribe there were 2 'increment' options. 1 for Temperature and the other for watts/power. Sounds like you changed the Temperature increment.

Wowza. Mine are only about 1/10th or 10% of that length

You only need the material profile for SS316 or L on your mod. TC is material specific. NOT number of cores, build, or gauge. Your mod should already have that profile

Highly unrealistic for this mod. 2.7V is perfectly fine for round cells. That's the soft cell cutoff.

About 'management'. If you want 'mod' escribe software https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/66731-early-firmware-and-escribe-suite/ If you want official Evolv Technical support/Help Desk https://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/?a=add

YES !!

New Alpinetech GXL case, but this for the 75C not the OG 75. You know how they usually have those v1 or v2, depending on if you want the external/remote/alternate fire button instead of hitting the actuators. This shows it with the dual 20700's @VB Also available now in the US, hence my asking. I'd hate to think that other fine modder is on a "Where's Karloz" jaunt. LOL.

That's a 200 board, now called a V2. The 200 and 250 are almost identical and at one time were sharing the same raw PCB. I think today, their warranty/replacements or newer stock come with that little '5' back at '0' to stop confusion.

Yeah, if that's the battery you're using

@darkinertia Hope you don't mind another comment. Both the 75 and 75C are 1A charging. If you're gonna be building it why not go with these newer dual 2x700 batteries. mAh like an 18650/26650 sag like a Lipo. Should last quite a while @40w. There's a hella sweet one posted in the 75C picture thread near the end. Dual iJoys, mosmax sled. Charcoal Grey, round buttons. @VapingBad Have you checked out any of those modmaker 510's and comments? The only other UK modder I can think of seems to have deserted us

Where you set up Profiles in regular escribe. General tab. device monitor showed profile 1 working perfectly, and YOU told us it was Nickel A printscreen of Profile 1 wiil show us the Material it's set for (Ni, Ti, SS, etc) <- In your case, we're expecting to see Nickel Going to the Material tab, and highlighting the material identified in Profile 1, will bring up a graph of the 'material on your mod' I/we have a good idea of what that should look like and I/we check the ending value at 800F cuz we know what that should be.

Looks good to me, it IS tracking according to the material profile. How about another great printscreen of your Material tab, with your NI200 highlighted on the right hand side, and your Profile 1 tab

Have you looked at Device Monitor at all? With the 2 temperature options (Red) selected?

All my DNAs used to track track very close. All day every day. Hmmmmm ........

I do not have a 75C so I could not plug in a device. Running 10.12.5 Sierra. Installed fine, no issues. General Observations Seems very Windows like. On the General tab I don't understand the purpose of the 'Current Profile' just above the Profiles. As I change to a different lower 'Profile' setting, that upper 'Current Profile' value stays the same. For preheat the time value has been removed BUT 'Punch' now gives us the option of 'Temperature' ... hmmmm. Also, the Max temperature of 600F was allowed to be changed to 700F and remained after changing other parameters. Perhaps checking that is set for a later stage. @James I've actually been compiling a list of wishes/enhancements needed IMHO, and can share either publicly or privately for your consideration, but I don't want to muddle this thread.

Yup. And it was predicted 4 months ago. Back in the pre-order days. Another area that might be of note to you is that while in 2S/166 watt mode, your Output Voltage max has also dropped to ~6V, so build accordingly. None of this is new or secret in any manner

Your 75 appears to give you better battery life (based on the screen) because it has much simpler battery management/display On you drone you have it set for ~13Wh, so the display will be off. Simple fix. Set your Wh's to say 22. When you get a check battery or you notice a weak vape, plug into escribe. Look at the Wh's it says you should have. Subtract that value (Around 3-6) from your 22. Your display will then be accurate. PS Your Therion 'mod resistance' has not been set.

Have you loaded the same battery curve, and set the same 'cell soft cutoff' on both? If you charge on an external charger, what resting voltage are they at when put on the charger?

Klingt wie Sie schlagen die 6 Volt Ausgangsspannungsgrenze. Verwenden Sie Dampf-Motor und ändern Sie Ihren Build (niedriger), wenn Sie höhere Watt wollen, wissen, dass Einschränkung Sounds like you are hitting the 6volt Output voltage limit. Use steam-engine and change your build (lower) if you want higher watts, knowing that constraint

Just what's posted in the last pic. I didn't notice it at first, or it was added after my comment. Very clean.

Hot damn, I like it, then again I'm a round button external fire button guy. Did you use a Mosmax sled? and can we see a pic of the innards

There is no single best. The way YOU vape and personal preferences will be YOUR best. If you're just talking about the battery setup, run the battery analyzer and use/save the values it outputs. About an hour of your time.

I'd follow the datasheet for wire sizes and type

I do apologize if this is a silly question ...................... What version of escribe do you have installed @schaub ?