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If you get the cells balanced and put it into EScribe's device monitor and if the one cell is bad I think you will be able to see that as I suspect it will have extra sag compared to the other two cells.

This reminds me of when I got juice between the balance connector and the board but mine was a standard board.

0.41? to 0.46? is around 12.5%, it should have remembered it.

I think I'd be checking the mod's 510's connection to the the atty using atomizer analyzer, this sounds like maybe a poor connection between the mod's positive pin and the atty's positive pin. Or poor ground on the mod's 510. What mod is this?

Well it appears not to work, I can get it to only display 0's, thought a first it was full charged so I ran it down some and still 0's

Gee I had to look, it's there under the screen tab in the charging fields. It took a moment to switch from temp to current on the mods's screen but it works. It does't show device monitor though only on the mod's screen.

Cell #1 is really too low for a recovery charge, surely the battery is damaged. A recovery charge will take many many hours, I see that you said that you tried that. Contact seller or Vaporshark

I like this question......a lot.

Try a different computer and/or a different cable. Get these things eliminated and let us know the results.

That 3rd cell reading is normal I would set the soft cell to 2.9 volts and subtract about 10% from your watt hour calculation. (about 20 watt hours) The 28.51 sounds like what 3 cells would be. Why less watt hours? the battery was rated between 2.5 - 4.2 volts, you will be using 2.9 - 4.2 volts.

Is there any possibility that there's e-liquid on the balance connections on the bottom of the board?

Just one example: the cable may be defective

A couple things besides something wrong with the board. Have you tried using a different cable? In EScribe, device monitor, diagnostics tab there is the ability to set, turn on/off charging...can you check that it is set to charge? Also is battery set to LiPo and not power supply?

LOL

Gee I thought I did this on my 75, I couldn't get it to work earlier today on my 75. I see I posted a live view of it a few posts back. Hmm

This is using a Vt133, single core 26 gauge Kanthal wrapped with 34 gauge Kanthal (dual coils) in Aromimizer v1. Firing at 70 watts, 110 preheat.

OK give me a minute, I'd say that the temp is way out of whack though.

Credit and kudos to gorman

I certainly hope so, pick one that has a for real CDR of at least 20 amps.......or higher. http://evolvapor.com/datasheet/dna75.pdf

Losing charge while sitting, check for flux on balance connections. (or any where else)

That would be like trying to put 16 oz in a 12 oz bottle, even if you could squeeze it in there it would fit really tight with no room for swelling...not good.

To me #6 - 11 on the list are candidates for the Hana 200

My laptop has 3 usb ports, one is integrated with an eSATA port. With a power only cable I got .5 amp with one, .8 amp with the other and 1 amp from the one that's integrated. With a data cable it's .5 max on all three. Oh, I checked the cable using a 1 amp wall wart and it can due 1 amp OK.

I found this much, /topic/68472-topic/?do=findComment&comment=915836

Being in the US certainly makes it easier to send it to Evolv than from other places. I believe it has a 1 year warranty. A DNA75 has the reverse polarity built in to the board ...if 75 watts will do you. http://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/index.php?a=add