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@JamieanJanie, I use SS and build to around .3-.4 and it's bang on temp. Smooth as glass line in Device monitor. I believe the bigger issue is ensuring that both coils are identical for perfect temp control. I just checked, and under 'coil-wrapping' - setup, there certainly is dual coil. Cheers man

Why build as low as possible? Use steam-engine and figure out the wraps and I-D you like and it'll tell you what it would ohm out to.

@VB you're always such a wealth of great information, but I couldn't find any mention of wire type mentioned on that page at all. So would you change 'Sweet spot' to 'Max Sweet spot'?

I'm certainly no expert here, but I believe in your 1st batch of screen shots it showed you had a mod resistance set at '0'. Is that still the case?

Or, you can head over to Steam-engine - mod range - choose Evolv DNA75, and with a 30A battery, it'll show the sweet spot as being .36? Resistance range for maximum power 75 W 0.083 – 0.513? Median resistance 0.207? Sweet spot 0.36? Then, head to the coil wrapping tab, lock in 0.36? Target resistance, input your wire specs, and voila, how many wraps for your coil. If I have any of that wrong gents, please let me know.

@machobear Don't lock the resistance unless you have a wandering ohm reading. The DNA uses refinement, and will adjust after you're using the atty.

@2legsshrt I have the Duo and the VT133. They are almost identical in all dimensions and quality. I prefer the VT133 because it feels more solid and has nicer buttons. As for ergonomics it's got that curved area that fits in my hand and feels better. BUT, it does have a very slight battery door wobble. The 510 connector area is larger so there will be no atty swirls over time. My leather Duo is sexy. The buttons have sharper edges. The panels are just stickers so you can't reuse the old ones if you want to change them out. I really like the battery door, it's seamless and perfect. The 510 connector area is smaller so there will be atty swirls over time unless you use a protector. I rarely go over 75 watts, and prefer using 18650's but it's good to know that if I wake up one morning and decide to become a 200 watts cloud chucking champion that I can swap in a Lipo.

@robh How are ya liking that Serpent Mini. I just got one and haven't had a chance to wire and wick it yet.

You can always create your own profile from with Escribe instead of waiting. I don't have any 26650's. Cheers.

Yo, yoyo, while you're at it, my suggestion would be to stick with original battery manufacturers such as Sony, LG, and Samsung.

Oh, no. You've fallen for the beauty, resiliency, and allure of the DNA chip. There will soon be an Evolv equivalent of AA for us. I got my 1st just before Christmas, and am now up to 5. You'll find others with over a dozen. Mad props, much respect to Evolv. I've also got a Duo, in leather, and my only issue is that they're stickers so in order to put on the carbon fiber or wood would mean ruining what's on there now. The other panels should have come as panels that could be swapped, and not stickers. Enjoy, and Vape on!

Amen brother.

3 days, yeah. I must be on everyone's ignore list. LOL. Thanks for responding. Such a massive drop in wattage, I'm going to measure it out for myself. Once in watts, the other TC. I'll reset my stats before each. As far as the SS .4 coils, I have 3 identical tanks with these coils, and not a single one will show the temp curve with these 3 separate coils. Mod resistance set by me on all 3 mods, and they're all different. No worries, these are those coils used in many different tanks, so I'll try another brand of coil.

Either I have misunderstood the modcrate writeup or it's not been updated with newer information. At first I also thought it was only 18mm diameter, not 22mm, but the 22mm is in the details. Odd naming for the non builder(me), but clear to you guys.

Completely off topic, but for you Wotofo fans, vaporbeast has the WOTOFO CONQUEROR RTA for $12. Carry on.

I don't own a single mod with a 'proud' 510, but personally really like that look. I like how the Cisco has a copper center pin, where the Evolv I believe is plated nickel. When my Wismec DNA 510 dies, it'll be a tough choice with no clear preference shown by you fine gents.

I have this affliction also for materials. Also tried everything.

@wiredl0ve, I'm no modder, but that's the most serious 510 I've ever seen. I didn't even know about that site. Thanks very much. If you could only purchase one, which would it be? Anyone else ever use that connector, and thoughts?

@thisisfun. You certainly know how to make a dismal first impression. I'm sure you have many friends. First, if you notice the area I quoted, it was regarding your how to set preheat for a non TC material which you posted. But you lack the common sense to look back at your own request. Let me explain it to you as a 5 year old. Preheat for Kanthal works, or did up until this latest release, as others have posted. Hell, there's even an entire thread dedicated to it. So, it was your latter thought obviously. You must not be an adult, because a clear coherent search does bring it up. Instead of being insulting, spend more time learning how to search, or even a Google 101 course would do you well. Grow up kid.

Was that 2 brand new batteries, only used together since purchased?

@dstroya, I'm liking it with my 200's, although with a solid build the prior versions were good, just not quite as 'smooth as glass'. I do not own any VS products. There's an entire thread related to this topic. Cheers.

Welcome to the board. modcrate, protovapor, and diyboxmodsupply all come to mind. Google is your friend.

The search bar is your friend. Some have proven this works, but while typing this I can't search it for you.

@Yoseff My understanding of the Jaquith profiles, is that each was created and fine tuned for overall SS, as well as being very specific for higher/lower vaping temperatures one preferred. I'd suggest you keep that material file, upload the official Steam Engine file, and also just use the official TFR value (as a material). Use the Temperature and settings that you are currently using but change out the material to 'the other' till all 3 have been tested by you (Give each a good couple minutes) . Remove the other 2 from your material list. Couple Notes ** There is a hard limit of material types on the unit, just can't remember the actual number. You cannot delete a material type if it is associated with a profile