dwcraig1

Please post a screen of Device Monitor showing cell voltages.

Just a thought I have about this situation. Is the 510 on the atomizer that you are using longer than most possibly pressing the 510 socket's insulator downward? As I said, just a thought, as I have done it myself with one before.

Ask that here: https://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/index.php?a=add&category=1 I suspect you will be happy with the answer.

SP5

Under the "Mod" tab in EScribe make sure that 2 cells is selected and not 3 https://downloads.evolvapor.com/SetupES.exe Here is your factory ecig file. Therion166.zip

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lithium polymer

Your credit card company may offer some protection with this sort of thing, maybe give them a call and see about a charge back.

The online store should be the one handling this for you since it was DOA (just my opinion) Did you pay with Paypal by chance or purchase from an Ebay store?

I would set it at 2.75 volts.

You can't remove a material (on device) that's being used in a profile. Switch material in use by the profile (s) then upload to device. Now you should be able to remove it.

As for the wire gauges

Device Monitor in Escribe will show you the answer.....tell us too.

The board will have to be replaced. Start here: http://www.lostvaperepaircenter.com/ https://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/index.php?a=add&category=1

Yes All EScribe capable boards will connect to EScribe with just USB cable. On the DNA250 it will connect but the screen will not work without batteries. Edit: I'm not sure about the DNA60.

See this thread: /topic/65801-topic/?do=findComment&comment=890789

Let me ask a couple of questions that I meant to ask yesterday...gotta ask Did you try a different USB cable? Did you try another power sourse?

Over all a pretty good post, glad you found the problem

The name is Torx, make sure if a set it goes small enough. Just an example: http://www.harborfreight.com/32-piece-screwdriver-set-with-tweezers-97517.html

If possible return to where you got it. I understand that that may not be all that easy.

I can only guess but here it is: At 34 watts I would think you should be able to drain the cell down to 3.2 - 3.3 standing voltage before you start hitting the 2.75 volt cell soft cutoff, maybe even lower.

Sorry but I don't know how they achieved the B- connection between the battery and board but it can be done in a few ways. one way it the three mounting screws that mount the board into the case, screws might be loose. Another way is by using the output ground to the 510 connector, the 510's ground wire would also provide ground for the board. So if the 510 housing it not well grounded to the case then the board won't be either. A DNA 75 can be wired using only two wires, B+ and Out (to 510), the three board screws to metal case can provide all grounds when all is solid.