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The profile is only going to help the battery indicator on the device to be a bit more accurate. I rotate through 3 different brand of batteries, but only keep the one profile in the device. If you are using TC, it would be a good idea to re-run the analyzer with the sleeve on. You can save a profile without the sleeve & one with the sleeve, and change them out depending on how you have your device dressed. Proper case thermal values are important in TC mode!

I would try cleaning the atty really good with iso alcohol, 510 connector on the device & double check all your screws on the build deck for tightness...

The blinking battery indicator is the 'Weak Battery' message...

If the coil was warm/hot when you unscrewed & replaced the atty, then the mod is going to see a higher resistance...let the device set until the coil has had time to cool down & refinement will re-adjust to the correct cold ohms...you should never install an atty when the coil is warm/hot, or else the device will read a higher resistance which is going to cause problems in TC mode...

'Warranty Service' usually means that there is a problem that is not user repairable....seems that you are already doing what needs to be done, contacting the vendor and/or Lost Vape

The 5.21v voltage is an indication that there is a problem with the device...you need to either contact the vendor you bought it from or Thinkvape....bentim888@yahoo.com...there are no settings or adjustments you can make to remedy this...

You unchecked all the boxes requested....please check the boxes requested & uncheck all the others & re-post...

After allowing the device to set for awhile, refinement will start adjusting the ohms to achieve a true cold ohm value...when you got the 'lethargic' vape & removed & reinstalled the atty, the coil had warmed up slightly, thus slightly raising the resistance of the coil...are you sure that the coil was cold when the device initially read the resistance? If the coil is even just slightly warm when first installed, once refinement kicks in, you are going to end up with a slightly lower ohm value, which in turn is going to cause a 'lethargic' vape at the same temp...

I see that, but if he would check the Cell 1 & 2 boxes so that we can see what each battery is doing...I tend to agree with you that there is possible a connection issue, but kinda hard to tell with the info he has provided...and in the video, the batteries are almost balanced but yet in the screenshot, they are out of wack...???

Sounds like you mod may be dropping out of TC into Power mode...can you post a screenshot of the 'Mod' tab in Escribe & Device Monitor while firing with the following boxes checked..Power, Power Set, Temperature, Temperature Set, Cold Ohms, Live Ohms

The video is very blurry & those readings aren't showing real time sag, etc...the graph is much more helpful Edit: there is always a slight delay in the info you are referring to updating...the graph is real time....

And, if you could post a screenshot with 'Cell 1 & Cell 2' boxes checked so as to see what each cell is doing during firing...i

Not sure if you have seen this, but this is taken from the 250 data sheet.... 250 Screen Insallation.doc

Yup...doesn't make much sense...

It's kinda odd because it comes with a tri-tool in the kit...2 different sized hex drivers & a phillips driver...but it requires a flat head driver to remove the pins to clean & to change juice flavors... or at least mine did...

You may have to play with the numbers to line them up to your liking...thats just what worked on mine...

On my custom 'New Coil' screen...both 'x' are set at 68 & the 'Old Coil' 'y' is set at 22...'New Coil' 'y' 10...but it all depends on your custom screen

It depends on where you want to position the info...The x is the position horizontally across the screen...y is the position vertically, top to bottom...

And, all Wh calculators are going to give you the 22.2 Wh value on a pair of 3000 mah 18650 batteries, even though not all batteries are alike...it's a mathematical equation...but by analyzing the batteries over a period of time, you will get a more accurate Wh value for that set..for example, on the LG Hg 2's, the analyzer came up with 18.75 Wh's & on the Sammy 30Q's, 19.25 Wh's...all 3000 mah 18650's (2 cells)...so, you're not 'tricking' the board, just giving it a more realistic Wh value

What kind of atomizer/coil are you using? Edit: The reason I ask is... if you look closely at the screenshot you posted, you will notice that the 'Live Ohm' graph is fluctuating up & down, coinciding with the spikes & sags in temp, voltage & wattage...seems you may have unstable resistance when the coil is heated up...

Here is the .csv for those cells... Sony_VTC6 (2)_18650_3000 mah_19.96 Wh.csv Wh's is in the file name...this .csv was generated with the battery analyzer in Escribe on a Therion 166

I had a very similar issue with my 166 awhile back & found that by raising the temperature up about 25f to 30f (69c to 86c) & the problem would stop. Just a thought...

The Avacado 24 has a 2 piece 510 pin..one is a long bolt that connects to the positive post & then a smaller one that is the actual 510 pin. As long as they are both good & tight, should work...

That profile was generated with the battery analyzer in Escribe on the Triade...can you post a screenshot of Device Monitor

Sony_VTC5 (3)_18650_2600 mah_27.35 Wh.csv