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Download this version and install. https://downloads.evolvapor.com/SetupEScribe2_SP50_INT_ServicePack.exe The SQEVO is a DNA mod, the Pulse is not. Hopefully you can plug into the PC directly. And use that SQEVO

Have you ever used escribe on this PC before? What mod? OS version? Just what Service Pack did you download? I'm a Mac guy, but these are usual steps taken Reboot PC. Use a known data cable (like for your phone), if you can plug directly into PC (not a hub).

Well ........... yeah. Black and white only, on each profile. In escribe. You can't change the display font of the mods working parameters though.

Tim, never pestering. I don't create many new posts but this issue deserved a dedicated post explaining the conundrum.

Tim, Dicodes Resistherm material is different because it contains trace elements of Aluminium, Chromium, and Manganese. The entire NiFeXX is sorta in disarray. I try to explain it better here. https://forum.evolvapor.com/files/file/1570-6-nife-material-files-and-tcr-list-for-all-dna-mods/

At the top of that same page it shows 2 alternate batteries. You can check if their dimensions differ. Depending on how you treat your Lipo's they can start to swell and you want a little wiggle room in there (which the doors provide).

Howdy @TimWiseman9000. They show (for their material); SS430 TCR 184. or 0.00184 Zirconium TCR 270 or 0.00270 https://www.zivipf.com/epages/63862298.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/63862298/Categories/Drahtliste Edit: Which I realize are both different from the standard steam-engine values. I would trust zivipf values.

Glad you spotted that. The mod IIRC wil also count 'fire button' presses (lock/unlock) towards puff counts, but should clean itself up when syncing and with ecigstats. That could account for all those extras in the theme.

Show me a screenshot of ecigstats, and the bottom half of Device Monitor. screenshot how-to in my signature line. 🙂 Either way, numbers might not jive/line-up but not a problem for how your mod works.

You'd need to look in Theme Designer at that field.

It always been like that. I'd always use an external tool to manipulate images. Mainly noticed when using round/circular images.

You cannot reset lifetime puffs ever. That 1st picture shows lifetime puffs, your 2nd shows 'current' puffs, aka since reset. If you were to look in theme designer at that 2nd pic/field it should show 'Statistics -> since reset -> puff count'

@db151mod Which is it? This post is in the DNA60 area? I'll move it to the correct area.

Every single item in that battery circuit can affect power drops (however you define that). You keep harping on about the MINIMUM, just use the MAXIMUM size recommended and that will be one less thing to worry about.

So you are talking about entering all presets for one of your 8 changeable 'profiles' Plug in mod and start escribe. It will open at one of the 8. Navigate to the profile you want to overwrite. Down at the bottom left ot the page, you will see a 'load' button. Click on that. Navigate to the location of the .ecigprofile you want to load and select that one. When you are done making changes, ALWAYS click 'upload settings to device'

20 AWG is the minimum so you're OK. Thinner wires will generate more heat. Heat is lost power. Nothing noticed over time

What are you trying to do or accomplish? What do you mean by 'modify it'?

⬇️ Did you ever do as I suggested ⬇️

Yes, but IIRC it does not survive a battery swap. But you can test that yourself. Escribe - Device Monitor - diagnostics - disable USB charging.

Oh, I hear you. You should have no fears at all with SS at 300°C. The temp required before any sort of offgassing is more than double that. We all like and tolerate different temps. Even my preferences have changed and are now ~390-490°F(200-255°C) moreso based on time of day. PG and VG can break down at higher temps BUT you should notice it And here's what the problems are If you feed these mods good information they will be accurate BUT most manufacturers do NOT set them up fully. Mod resistance left at default, Thermal characteristics left at default, and SS is an alloy. If you look at escribe - mod - thermal there are 5 different parameters that say how long it takes your mod to cool, how much it changes plugging into USB, etc. These all increase the accuracy of your mod as well as the current ambient temperature. When some of those align and you measure your coil resistance you'll have great accurate TC. According to your screenshot when yours was measured, it was ~26°C. TC values are always a pair. Your Ohms Ω, and the temp. Replay with 'watts' as your material will give you the vape you desire and dry hit protection without the temps

If you're happy, then so am I. Some people choose to ride the 'temp limit' line, others ride the 'watts set' line, like you have done. And with riding the watts line you notice the coil didn't get any hotter at your 45 watts. You could let off on the fire button a bit before you stop inhaling and that'll get ejuice off the top of your coil.

Yeah, OK. And how's that vaping for you? Everything looks fine. Pity you didn't "Post screenshot of full screen (link in my signature line)" like I asked which shows much more information. Although your coil didn't reach that 400°F limit, no evolv person ever said you were supposed to .... it's a limit. Is there anything you want more/less, faster/slower, colder/hotter? Hopefully that weirdness should stop. The coil gunk is due to your juice carmelizing. You can always dry burn that coil in TC. It's safe. Two last things, if you get a "is this a new coil" answer yes. And, replay alone at 45 watts, no material profile or punch might give you an even more flavorful vape.

Thanks for those screenshots. Just perfect. 👍 Your coil is definitely reaching the temp limit you set. TC is working as expected, and your coil looks stable. I'd turn off all preheat settings, like 1 watt, punch at 1, and here's why. If you look at that power line(green), it's less than 1 second with your punch to hit 50 watts, and then drops to just over 20 watts. That squiggly temp line(red), is like perfectly vertical meaning it has hit that temp limit and you're missing out on flavors of a complex ejuice. By turning off all preheat settings you should get a gentler slope. You could also raise the temp limit leaving your current set watts. Try those 2 things, and give me your thoughts. You want more clouds, or it was too hot, etc. *If you look a bit lower from the top, do you see where it says "Current Profile: 5" well just a bit lower than that, you showed Profile 1, a kanthal profile so I couldn't actually see your settings. That's just a tip for the future

For ME to help, use TC alone or Replay alone, and then report back with a Device Monitor screenshot. Start Device Monitor. On the left, click these checkboxes only. Power, power set, temperature, temperature set, cold ohms, live ohms. Take a puff or two, pause Device Monitor. Post screenshot of full screen (link in my signature line)