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Can you post a screenshot of Device Monitor in Escribe?

Here are a couple of other posts you can check out... /topic/65793-topic/?do=findComment&comment=890730 /topic/65594-topic/

If ya don't have a calibration tool...sent you a PM with a file attached describing an alternative method...again...cold ohms are very important!!

Coincidence...it just happened to happen at that time...I have run case analyzer, several times, on all (8) of my devices without an issue...including a Therion 166

Has nothing to do with the issue you are having. The temp can be gotten closer by running the case analyzer...Those devices come with the Evolv default values...

You are also going to need to run the case analyzer to get the correct case thermal values...the ones in your device are the Evolv default values...

Have you performed a mod resistance test on the device yet? After looking at your 'Mod' tab & a few of my Lost Vape factory files, it looks like they are using the same .ecig file on all their 75 devices...my 75's mod resistances (after testing) came out to .003..that setting is really important for proper TC.... Edit: In that last screenshot, your live & cold ohms are almost the same...not gonna work in TC

Guess you could call it a weird problem...don't think there was anything you could have done to cause it...

Can you post a screenshot of device monitor while firing

Curious...have you tried a different coil setup besides the one you have been having issues with?

I have dealt with them before & they are good people...

Looks like cell #2 is reading 4.97v, indicating a problem...sorry, no simple reset...

LavaBox_M_75.ecig

That has to do with the factory profile & screen settings...once you get it hooked up to Escribe, you can set it up to see what you want...I see the same thing when I re-load the factory .ecig file into my Triade...

If the mod resistance is set to 0 in the 'Mod' tab, then the reading you are getting is going to be the resistance of the coil plus the internal resistance of the mod itself, resulting in a higher reading...most mods run an internal resistance in the neighborhood of .0003 - .0006. Testing your mod is the only way to get an accurate reading of the internal resistance of your mod...Hcigar sets the mod resistance at the factory on some devices, but not all of them...

You will notice in the last screen shot, the wattage starts to drop off when cell #1 is hitting the 3.09 level...setting the cell soft cutoff to 2.8v will help, along with a new set of batteries...keep them married so that they drain & charge together...

In the mod tab, set your 'Cell Soft Cutoff' to 2.8v...looks like you either have a weak cell (#1) that is hitting the cutoff, or you have a battery connection issue....might want to try a new set of batteries & keep them married...

While firing please...

You changed/posted a different screenshot...can you post another with the ONLY the following boxes checked...pack,cell1,cell2,power,power set,cold ohms,live ohms.

Device Monitor is showing 3 cells when it is a 2 cell device..in the 'Mod' tab, make sure it is set for 2 cells & upload to device... see if that helps...

CB was referring to a screen shot of 'Device Monitor' in Escribe...not of your device!! Can't tell anything from that....

Capacity = 28.3

2.8v

Yes...in TC mode...