dwcraig1

I for sure rushed to judgement on my earlier post, been digging online some. It seems to be one of the more powerful 18650's going. But there's controversy as to whether it's an ICR or a hybrid. I shall dig some more.

I'll still pass

Sorry, have to ask, did you "push" the manufacturer's settings " button?

I didn't know something like this even existed, I can easily see a new vaper getting one of these to blow some clouds. I would avoid this battery like as if it were the plague. In a regulated mod it wouldn't be all that dangerous but in a mechanical it has the makings of an accident looking for a place to happen.

So would the correct setting be "zero" then?

Perhaps one of these or a 510 to 510 adapter would help you test your theory. I believe your theory is a pretty good one, I doubt if locking the ohms will do good enough, a poor connection is just that....poor

This is the one that I put into VTbox200: Turnigy nano-tech 1300mah 3S 25~50C Lipo Pack (AR Warehouse)The XT60 has to be changed to T plug and the power wires shortened. The battery is just slightly longer than the original.

You might get what you need from here: http://www.steam-engine.org/wirewiz.asp select your wire type from the drop down list and hit the DNA200 tab to download the CSV. Do this with any browser except Internet Explorer.

Among other things I seemed to have missed the fact that Hcigar used a XT30 instead of the XT60 which comes on the Turnigy 1300.

I suspect it will go in as if it was made for it. I had to shorten the power wires on the one I installed in a Vapecige box, the picture of the Hcgar battery shows pretty long wires so I think it will fit right in. Let us known how it went.

I would image that it's easy enough to cut the legs off by over tightening the grub screws in the posts but them not being tight enough is going to cause problems like you describe. It may be else where but it sounds like a connection issue. I just about never use the hex key that comes with an atty, I have better ones.

I see that is as it should be

I have done a hard reboot a number of times, I'm under the impression that the settings it keeps is the cold ohms from whatever atty was on it (soft). Yes/no? (plus all the other settings that are kept on a soft or hard reboot)

Are you able to measure the voltage off the pads on the board that the balance connector attaches? Or at the balance connector. I assuming you made sure it's plugged on there good.

I have a Hotcig DX200 here, 3 cell, it does the same thing. I thought it was maybe because I turned temp off with the up/down buttons so I selected a profile with it set to "off".....same thing. I have to glue one of the magnets back in now....LOL

Red, I do the same to all but Ti

After looking at the post some more and checking GingerVapes I think it very well is a 3 cell. My bad, I should have ask him when I had the chance.

I was thinking it was a 2 cell mod that the OP has.

At this time there are only one member beside you and I, I would guess that the fuse has blown. I'm going to delete 3 of your other posts as they say the same thing. Just be patient, more members with technical knowledge will be on soon.

My ss430 is from Unkamen, I torch it prior to wrapping, it then becomes quite Kanthal-ish Here's a live view of one that I did a couple of hours ago that I'm still "working" with.

You might give this a try: http://www.cnet.com/how-to/quick-fix-for-net-framework-4-update-glitch/

Are you installing .net 4 from the EScribe installation or from MS? Also what OS are you using? On my Win 7 machines it works faster than 10. Your other post answered my questions.

With 2 cells the DNA200 board has an output of 133 watts.

Here's my thinking of how to do it. This is the negative contact of an IPV2. The negative wire is soldered to the brass plate at the battery end of the spring essentially removing the spring as part of the electrical path. I think a bit stronger spring should be used than the one pictured though.

Yes The Turnigy is the one I recommend, do you solder OK? Just in case your not already aware of it, the original battery is labeled 1800 mah but it is more like around 1250 mah on a good day.