dwcraig1

Oh so that's how you hook up a charger board on a DNA60/60C that doesn't come with one or have room for one so that it can be connected to EScribe to make changes and/or update the firm ware.I was wondering how folks were doing it.

The 60C Without a battery WILL allow escribe access. Screen comes on, then goes out quickly, but still recognized by escribe.

There is no button combo for Stealth on the 60C. Stealth option is available with certain themes.

With the new post about the Geekvape Z100 I decided to have another go at the problem. Set to 100 watts I did about 10 three second puffs using EScribe. All was fine till the board reached toward 150F - 165F, then it throttled down.

The only requirement here is a DNA board.

If you had a meter I would be suggesting that you measure resistance between the battery negative and the threaded part for the flush nut and then the bottom of the mods postitive post where the wire it soldered on and the other side where the RBA contacts. It very well could even be a defective board but without checking these things it's hard to tell. Is that a Rekavape clone? They appear well made if it is, I have one of a different model.

20 gauge is minimum size and should be just fine.

I'm looking at your output contact on the mod for the RBA, it appears to be adjustable. Have you tried adjusting it so that it is higher?

Do you have a multimeter?

So using a DNA60 mod I did the deal with the metal rod between the flush nut threaded part and the mod's output post and pushed the fire button and got a reading (very low reading) on the mods screen. The board has short circuit protection by the way.

Here is the pinout for the DNA60, it is the same for the DNA60C. There is the possibility that the positive on the mod isn't high enough to make contact with the positive on the RBA. Start there. Next make sure that the threaded part for the flush nut is connected to battery ground. #8 and #10 are the same internally so they can be interchanged for ease of wiring. A quick check would be to connect to EScribe and use Atomizer Analyzer. When connected to Atomizer Analyzer you should get "?". Slide a metal rod between the threaded part of the flush nut threaded piece and the boro output post, you should get a reading if wiring is correct for output. Let us know what you find. Well you can skip the part about using EScribe as there is no USB port.

The board does have short circuit protection that will prevent it from firing below something around 0.08 ohms. That being said there could be a partial short going on where the resistance is is real low but still able to fire. Inspect the 510 socket on both mod and atomizer. Check the mod's 510 for any metal slivers, use a magnifying glass if needed. Then without an atomizer connect the mod to EScribe and start Atomizer Analyzer. You should get just a ? mark without an atty. Next slowly screw in atomizer the atomizer, if the reading is of expected resistance then try firing it. It is possible in some cases to have the mods 510 positive post short against the atty's 510 negative if off center. Proceed with caution till you get it figured out. Let us know your results please.

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