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Even though the option to 'Fire from this screen' is selected on the 'Lock' screen settings in Theme Designer, am having to unlock the device to fire. Am I missing something, or....would be nice to be able to have a vape without having to enter the unlock sequence...

The factory .ecig file from Lost Vape for the Epetite 60 is the same as for the Esquare 60....Lost_Vape_Esquare_DNA_60.ecig

It has been a know issue since one of the firmware updates. If you are trying to measure the internal resistance of you mod, the here is a workaround that a lot have gotten to work quite well....https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/65594-mod-resistance/?page=3... Start at about this post & read on.... You can try this..on the last 250 I bought, I too was having the ? when trying to obtain the mod resistance due to the wonky Atomizer Analyzer..took a build that I knew the ohms...ran the analyzer & subtracted..in this instance, the build was .07?...this may help you get a closer idea as to your mod resistance...of the 7 DNA devices I have, they range from .003 to .005 Just make sure that the coil is cold..

This is a known issue. Nothing wrong with your device!

And a screenshot of 'Device Monitor' would be helpful as well!

Samsung_25R (3)_18650_2500 mah_24.73Wh.csv

What kind of batteries? Can you post a screenshot of the 'Mod' tab in Escribe?

Yes, in Theme Designer, go to the 'Language' tab...right column, last section 'Locale', you can change the order there....d/M/yy...that should change the order on the screen...

I stand corrected...I was looking at it on the 75c version of Escribe...🙃

Or if using Escribe 2.xxx....on the 'Display' tab

Lost_Vape_Drone_BF.ecig

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Just below the battery type on the 'Mod' tab

You try loading this .csv file for your batteries in the 'Mod' tab & set your Wh to 28.3....LG_HG2 (3)_18650_3000 mah_28.3 Wh.csv

Sounds like the coil that you are seeing the rising resistance is a TC coil (SS) & the one you are not, a Kanthal coil. If you are vaping in Power/Watt mode, you are seeing the live ohms as the coil heats up & the resistance rises, perfectly normal!

Seems that on your profiles in the General tab, profile 1 & 3, you have the cold ohms interpolating at 85F & 89F respectively...you might try lowering this to a temp closer to your actual room ambient temp...The older DNA boards were preset at 70F

Recovery charge only runs for a short time. Multiple cycles is often necessary...even as many as 10 or more...but if the battery is to far gone, then Recovery Charge won't be able to save it...

Sounds like you might have some buggered up threads on that TFV base... and, the TFV atty's are known to have issues due to the floating pin in the base. Any atty with a floating pin is likely to cause weird resistance fluctuations... The wattage seen on the screen is real time...

The 200 cannot be upgraded to a 250 by a software/firmware upgrade...the 250 is a completely different board!

The B+ and B- to the board come from the top of the battery sled & the balancing tap, the bottom, so you can check the ground connection without opening the device up. With an ohm meter, you can check for continuity between the ground of the 510 connector & the ground battery post on the TOP connections. Edit: I just verified that on my working 166...

Don't know if this might be your problem, but the Therion's have had a problem with the wires from the battery sled to the board coming loose, on the sled side. Just a thought...😏

Hcigar_VT_250S.ecig

In the 'Mod' tab, you need to make sure it is set for 2 cell...

You might try checking the ground screws on the board. If not tight, can cause issues!

If that photo is from a Therion 166, it is looking for to many cells. Go into the 'Mod' tab in Escribe & make sure it is set for '2 Cell' & not '3 Cell'...then be sure to upload to device!