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If you will open Escribe... start 'Atomizer Analyzer' & without an atty attached, try shorting the 510 pin on the device to ground with a screwdriver or something to see if you get a reading...if only a '?', then there is probably an internal connection issue....

Good info to know...had a feeling they were re-wraps, but wasn't sure what was underneath...thanks CB...

Agreed...Boxer 167...he had stated in an earlier post, in another thread....Ohms to High ...so was just verifying which it was...

You bet...on a side note, I have run single coils in the Aromamizer Plus before...running the coil diagonally across the deck, but it don't vape so good for my taste...

Worry not...the board is doing what it was designed to do..

I have Aromamizer Plus's on 2 of my mods...dual coil builds with clapton wire between .069 & .071 ohms...have never had an issue with 'Ohms To High' before...even on my single battery 75's...

It happens... that's just simply your device not being able to power the coil at that battery level...plain & simple... Edit: Boils down to battery safety...

Which is it, you said ohms to high before... .47 is absolutely not to low...

Have you ever considered lower ohm build?...

Even with batteries he is trying to sell ya, or any battery for that matter, you are still going to get the ohms to high message once the battery level gets to the point that your mod can't safely fire the coil...

I use both of those batteries (30q & LG) in my mods everyday without any issues...

What is your device?

Thats up to you, it was obtained by running the battery analyzer in Escribe... and I always run the analyzer a few times per set of batteries to give them a chance to wake up...you can save your currenst .csv file in case you want to revert back to it...just click on 'Save CSV' in the Mod tab & give it a name...

After running the battery analyzer on a set of 30q's, I came up with a Wh of 19.25...here is the .csv I obtained from the analysis... Samsung_30Q (2)_18650_3000 mah_19.25Wh.csv

Kinda...not necessarily flat, but not enough battery left to maintain the wattage you have the device set for...

Can you post a screen shot of the 'Mod' tab in Escribe & the Device Monitor while firing, with battery boxes check...and also, power, power set, cold ohms, live ohms...

The % you are seeing on the device screen is an estimation of the battery level, based on the battery settings...that message is the board letting you know that there is not enough battery left for the wattage you have the device set for...

Are you using contact or spaced coils?

Can you post a screenshot of your 'Mod' tab...the DNA is a lot more accurate whereas the "cheap Chinese mods" are more forgiving & a lot less accurate...

SS can be a finicky critter to work with...can you post a screen shot of your 'Mod' tab in Escribe & one of 'Device Monitor', while firing, with the following boxes checked...Power, Power Set, Temperature, Temperature Set, Cold Ohms & Live Ohms...also, what kind of coils are you using?

Agreed...what works for one is not going to necessarily work for others...that's the beauty of the DNA devices, the ability to fine tune it to ones preferences...and alot of depends on the supplier of the material (wire) as well...I have had some 316L wires work good at .00088...some at .00092 and some work good at .00105...there are a lot of variables involved...none are right or wrong, it's what make YOU happy & satisfied that counts...enjoy & VAPE ON...

LG_HG2 (2)_18650_3000 mah_18.75 Wh.csv Samsung_30Q (2)_18650_3000 mah_19.25Wh.csv

A TCR value of .00091 will give you the same results...no adjustments necessary....00092 is a common TCR value used by lots of people & Daniel of DJSLB Vapes recommends a .00092 TCR value for 316L..http://www.djlsbvapes.com/dna200/..about half way down the page...00159 is very close to the TCR of SS410, which is .00155

The screen will stay on if it is hooked up to USB...you can turn the charging brightness down in the 'Screen' tab...

Cell 1 is out of balance with 2 and 3...need to run usb recovery charge to try to get it back in balance...may need to run recovery charge several times...