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Verify that your battery settings in Escribe are set for 2 cell & not 3 cell. My Therion 166 is updated to the newest firmware...battery settings are...Lithium Polymer & 2 cell...no problems

Here you go.... DNA200-SS_316L__Elite-SteamEngine.csv DNA200-SS_304-SteamEngine.csv

Hi, I use this one...found it here on the forum & it works quite well!! We have Mikla to thank for this!! Thank you Mikla DNA200ThemeImageGenV1.1.02.zip

What files are you looking for? There are all kinds of themes out there...just google DNA themes!

Hi ChunkyButt200...is that Wh's for 2 or 3 cells? I too am using the HG2's & after running the battery analyzer, the .csv that was generated almost the same as the one you you attached, but the Wh's are quite a bit lower....16 and my battery meter seems to fairly close so far.

Check your Kanthal Power Limit setting in Escribe...Mod tab, just above the battery settings

Not sure if this has anything to do with it. According to the specs on the Dani Box, it has an output voltage of almost double the 75. I have both a 75 & 250 devices. On the 75, 316L .13 at 425...switch it to the 250 & I have to turn it down to around 360 to get the same vape. I assume that the difference is in the outputs of the boards.

What is the ohm of your build?

The welcome screen will show when bringing the mod out of sleep mode... and after changing batteries with no usb attached

You need to go to 'Options' at the top of the screen...'User Interface'..... 'Manufacturer'. Only area that you can make that adjustment.

If you restored to default, then your battery settings have probably been set for a Lipo battery 3 cell. You need to go to the 'Mod' tab to check the battery settings. For the dual 18650 in the Therion 166, you need to have it set to Lithium Polymer & be sure to set it for 2 cell.

Thanks retird...I had noticed the red showing at 100% before but yes it does eventually turn green. This was the first time I had actually vaped while connected to a USB, so wasn't sure about the green turning to red...now I knows...Thanks again!!

Hi guys, not sure if this has been covered before here cause I can't seem to find it. Just put a fresh battery in my Skar75, hooked up to the computer & the LED came on green...normal since it is a fresh battery with full charge. Was vaping while working on the computer & awhile later, noticed that the LED was still green. Opened device monitor in Escribe & the battery level was down to about 95%. Vaped until I got the battery level down to about 81% & the LED never switched to flashing red to indicate a charging condition. Watched device monitor...could see that the USB was in fact charging the battery. Is this something normal with the 75 board. Can't compare it to the 250 due to no LED.

I think you are correct about not being able to be deleted by default...I started Escribe with out a device & only got the pre-loaded materials that comes with Escribe. Did all the deleting again & when restarted Escribe, they were back. Seems like we should be able to delete materials we don't want or are never going to use, but I guess not...Looks like you can only delete materials that have been added to the list by the user. I appreciate you time & input on this. Have a wonderful weekend!!

Ok, tried something else...in the first screen shot here, this is a restart of Escribe. The second screen shot, I deleted everthing in the 'Available Materials' list & the third screen shot is of a restart of Escribe.

I save the .ecig files for the device & for Escribe every time I make any changes so as to be able to roll back to previous settings in case of a major mistake or something I didn't like. The materials I am trying to delete, from the 'Available Materials' list don't even show up as an option when setting up profiles because they are not on the 'Material on Device' list. These are a couple of materials that I will never use & was wanting to just remove from the 'Available Materials' list. When I realized that deleting them wasn't working, I tried renaming them instead & even that didn't work because upon restarting Escribe, the names were reverted back to the names prior to my changing them. If you take a look at the screen shots again, you will see that I am attempting to remove...SS316 & watts. If I delete or rename them in the 'Available Materials' list, when I restart Escribe, they are back as before.

Saving by going to 'File' save as & saving as a different profile name to keep the difference setting. None of the ones I am trying to delete/rename are being used in a profile. This only happening on the 'Available Materials' list. The materials on the 'Materials on Device' are the only ones being used in profiles.

I looked & didn't find a thread or info on this. When I try to either delete unnecessary materials or rename materials in the 'Available Materials' list in Escribe, upon restarting the software the materials are back & the names have been changed back to the previous names. I have saved everything prior to shutting Escribe down. This is only happening in the 'Available Materials' list, not the 'Materials on Device' list. Seems like, if you delete or change something it should restart with the same list as you left it, or am I missing something here? The first screenshot attached is of a fresh start of Escribe...screenshot 2 is of after the deletions & screenshot 3 is of a fresh restart of Escribe. These are after trying to delete materials. The same thing happens if trying to rename a material. Edit: Forgot to add that this happening in both 75 & 250 versions

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I was having the same issue with a 26650 on the Skar as well until I ran the battery analyzer. Now I can get down to about 5% or so. I run mostly in TC. I can actually watch the temperature sag before I even get any battery warning.

Hi kitoespinas, sometimes it will take a little while for the forum's system to allow you post or download attachments, even though you have received an email stating that your account has been approved. Wait a bit and try again. When I first signed up, took a couple of hours, but you will eventually be able to download the .ecig file!

Hi, if you go to the "DNA 75 will not go to 'sleep' - Any ideas?" post in this section, you will find a bunch of info on this particular, device including how to obtain .ecig files. Although, it seems there are alot of issues with the .ecig files floating around the net for this device, so tread lightly and with caution!!

There is a listing on Ebay for them...enter 152382200079 into the search box!

When I ran the battery Wh calculator in Escribe, it calculated that the Wh's of my batteries quite a bit higher than what the battery analyzer came up with. The calculator came up with 22.2 Wh's & the analyzer 16 Wh's. So you will probably find that the actually Wh's are going to be lower than what the calculator came up, with once you run the battery analyzer.

That setting is to adjust the accuracy of the battery life indicator. Are you sure your battery were truly draining or are you going by the battery indicator on the unit? To get the best results, you will need to perform a battery analyzer test on a set of batteries. You can find info on how to perform this test in the Battery section of this forum.