dwcraig1

I wasn't expecting to see a a post about a Darwin, ever. I suggest that you open a ticket with Evolv. Your cable and and any USB power source should do, must be more to the problem. https://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/index.php?a=add&category=1

My DX200 (not DR200) was the earlier version. I still have the case and had a look at it just now. That plastic piece should have a sticker on it covering the screws that hold it in place. There are 3 on mine the same location and pattern as the board mounting holes. The three screws screw into three standoff screws which hold the board into the case.

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I have or had quite a few DNA mods powered with a FullyMax 900 mah battery. Keep in mind that it has the same capacity as a 30 amp 2700 mah 18650. I have my doubts as to try to fit in a larger battery.

What wattage are you using it at ? Have a look at this thread: https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/72119-dna-100c-wattage-drop-after-3-puffs-geekvape-z100c-p-coils/#comment-940230

I really like this post, thanks for the update.

It would probably be best to ask how to get one here: https://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/index.php?a=add&category=3

It seems as I might need them new glasses sooner than I thought. It said 80 but I saw 60.

So if you don't look at the numbers.....how does it vape?

The wick had time to re-saturate perhaps. I'm going to send you a message.

Here are the screens we want to see, not the screen on the mod.

Even though it's a tank you still should be able to drip juice on the cotton to see if that changes things.

My first thought is the wick/coil drying up. Can you maintain 50 watts when in temperature control? Or does the same thing happen?

The situation where you have 3.2 volts between output and ground is troubling. This is something that I have no experience with so I measured the voltage between output and ground on two of my DNA60s and my one DNA60C, all three read about the same, just over 0.7 volts. And no change if fire button pressed.

A lot of computers with USB 3 ports still have a USB 2.0 port as well. Did you try plugging into a different USB port? I should delete this as it's a USB-C board but will leave it. Please disregard above.