dwcraig1

The mod resistance is far from the expected setting. Might have a bad solder joint on the 510. Is the 510 center pin on the mod at normal height, not stuck down?

If your asking how to change it to .CSV here: open file in notepad, select "save as" from drop down menu. Add .CSV to file name. Save as "all files". Load to Escribe and upload to device.

How is is soldered on, right to the 510 body or washer with solder tab?

Your good on that I'd say.

If you can return it that sounds best.

Touching ground would cause lower ohms not higher. I doubt if the wire inside is broken but it's possible. Perhaps the "twist" of the wire is keeping the 510 from moving easily. Are you able to grab the 510 pin/wire and untwist and have it loop on the other side. It looks like maybe an atties 510 screw dug into your 510 socket's 510 and twisted it that way. Can it be untwisted?

As long as the strands of the wire inside aren't cut and it's not shorting (or not about to short) that shouldn't matter. So if just a break in the insulation and isn't going to contact anything is OK, remember it moves slightly. Now is it touching anything, it appears that it may be?

Post a screen of it firing coil with the correct material selected. Be sure to tick the cold and live ohms, power, temperature set. You might try using atomizer analyzer checking that the ohms is stable, screw atty in and loosen just slightly, tighten,loosen slightly, jiggle ,tighten.....are you getting near the same ohms or is the readings going wild?

That should be fine, 24 gauge, equal lengths if possible. This is showing charger setup but give the proper wiring for the board as well. Looking at the JST, from left to right 3, 2, 1, gnd

Does it say it can't or advises against it?

Great news, glad you got it sorted

^^^ I agree, wonky 510 something

You might try re-flashing the firmware , probably a long shot but can't hurt to try, read here: /topic/66786-topic/?do=findComment&comment=900619

I see a lot of folks wanting to use EScribe with a Mac but I don't think I have ever seen anyone mention for example running Win XP on a Mac with boot camp. There are some really small instanances of XP out there. Just saying

Just curious, what is your soft cell cut off setting?

Would you mind checking your setting for mod resistance in EScribe under the mod tab and post it here? If for some reason it's way off that might be the problem. Generally that setting will be 0 to 0.006 ohms.

Battery analyzer will just make your battery bar and battery percentage more accurate. Setting the watt hours correctly is all that you really need to do. You should be able to find the CSV for your battery in this forum or the mod's makers web site. Or you can run the battery analyzer.l

My thoughts pertained to mounting a cold atty, for hot I would just lock the ? in the same profile if the cold resistance is real close.

I plan on letting the battery just live in there, if the HD2 fares better it will just stay in there for a long while. I'm not expecting to be noticing any difference but we'll see.

Duct tape, rubber gloves, try freezing it ......these things come to mind.

I would set up identical profiles and switch to the next profile when changing atties. (my work around)

OK, I pulled out the HE4 and put in an HD2, will see if anything is different now.

What wire types are you using?

So to get in on the act I took my HE4 in my SMY SDNA75 down to 3.3, that's when I got to see the battery bar flashing for the first time. Using @ 40 watts/50 preheat.

Gee thanks Bill....lol