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sp35 is available, I believe it has the fix for that.

The place that you bought it from Is your best choice for a remedy

Well if you haven't done so already I would use the supplied cable on another device to make sure it works, or try another cable.

Your coils are either Kanthal or Nichrome

Use stainless steel or nickel or any TC wire.

Use Device Monitor to check to make sure the wire's resistance changes from cold to hot. Kanthal and Nichrome will have the resistance stay the same as cold when heated, Replay will not work without the change taking place.

The Escribe snipet is showing Profile #1 but the mod is set on Profile #2

Is that 0.85 or 0.085 ohm? Maybe this will give you some idea. (for a DNA250)

https://www.evolvapor.com/products/dnago

Ginger Vapor is the manufacturer of the Boxer Mods

https://downloads.evolvapor.com/SetupEScribe2_SP17_US.pkg https://downloads.evolvapor.com/SetupEScribe2_SP17_INT.pkg It's way down near the bottom on the Early Firmware page

The DNA200 that I'm using room temp is 84F and board is 85F, not being vaped for 30 min, just plugged in.

I always figured room temp as being "room inside mod" as there is no sensor outside the mod.

If you think you can and won't void any warranty. (Boxer's, that won't effect Evolv's) I don't know which 510 socket they used but some have a threaded plastic insulator that can be pushed downward, Loctite can be applied to the insulator threads to help hold it in place. I used Super Glue Gel to keep the one that I have like that in place. ( a tiny speck applied with a tooth pick) With seeing it you''ll have a better idea as to the fix I suppose. Below is Fatdaddy Vapes v3 that I'm referring to.

Generally "check atomizer" means no connection between the board and coil. Check to see if the 510 center pin on the mod's 510 is farther down than it should be, compare to your other mod. Using Escribe's Atomizer analyzer would also be helpful to figure out why. Does the use of other atomizers on the Boxer result in the same?

Early versions of Escribe didn't support DNA75C and DNA250C, They require Escribe 2.0. Just a thought.

Firmware resides (by default) here: C/ users/ your name/application data/Evolv/ Escibe suite/firmware/ DNAxxx. You need to put it in the DNA250C folder. An easy way would be to download sw to desktop and right click and select "copy" Go to Escribe/ tools/ apply service pack. When the window opens showing the other sw's right click and select "paste" to add your sw from the desktop. Once in there select it, you should now be good to go.

I had a bit of a time locating these files......until I used "search", here is a link: I guess it was just about right in front of me the whole time. LOL

It's time to inquire here: https://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/index.php?a=add&category=1

Is it that way in all profiles?

Un-check box and upload settings.

Is it safe? Probably With a load that doesn't change resistance it's easy enough to measure the output voltage to see if it matches watts settings. Nick has quite a lot of experience with power supply powered DNA boards I'm to understand. Contact here: https://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/index.php?a=add&category=1

I came late to the thread, just got up as I work nights. There is no problem to flash firmware forward or backward. Most US folks probably want to go with the INT versions. If the INT FW version is not already contained in your Escribe just download and install the INT version of Escribe, no uninstall necessary. It's under the "Tools" tab, there will be a selection.

I want one of those little buggers too, nothing else will do.

The place: https://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/index.php?a=add&category=1