[no pics of "DNA Custom" mods]

Yep, nothing new. Pics didn't show up since this section of site were up. Not a big deal since everyone knows how "DNA Custoom" look like.

[Mac Output Voltage]

Nick said:

The DNA 75 voltage limit is intentional, and is a hardware limitation.

The DNA 75 was intended and is marketed as a full featured budget board to allow consumers access to Evolv products at a price point previously unavailable for devices containing our electronics. This becomes more apparent at wholesale pricing.

For example, take a DNA 40, or a DNA 60 and at wholesale pricing you are already at or above the the cost of a DNA 75. If you would like a charging board with it, that is again additional cost.

The DNA 75 has all of this onboard, and more. In addition, with the right design, you can have a complete mod with two wires using a DNA 75.

If you use many of the replaceable coil sub ohm tanks on the market the DNA75 is great. If you like to run higher ohm coils, the DNA 40 or DNA 60 may be the better choice, but again this is a preference thing.

[Can't get SS working properly]

My SS builds usually come out 0,11-0,13Ohm (using UD SS316L AWG24-26) and work fine. Check your mod settings, case parameters and mod resistance should be set properly for using low resistance SS coils.

[Mixing Titanium with other wires?]

I like when my coils heat up instantly, so preheat power is usually maxed out and punch is set to 3-5 for 1sec. You should play with coil calculators every time you wrap a new coil to configure your power and achieve heat coefficient between 0,20-0,30W/mm^2 (I prefer 0,30)

[Temp control setting for different wires]

James said:

aonoukraine, I am curious, why do you say according to the core wire?

I may be extremely tired from coding, but I believe you'd do a custom curve in Steam Engine with the two wires considered to be electrically in parallel.

Yes, you're tired:-) The wire you use as wrap can not significantly affect TCR or even basic resistance because of it's length is approx 15x greater than core wire. Check on steam engine - the TFR curve stays the same when you switch from single ss wire to ss/kanthal clapton. The main rule for claptons is to use temp sensitive wire as core, wrapping doesn't matter.

[Temp control setting for different wires]

Always set TCR according to the core wire.

[Mixing Titanium with other wires?]

I use SS316 as core wire for my claptons and kanthal as a wrap. Even though SS has much lower TCR than titanium, everything works fine with standard curve. So feel free to experiment;-)

[Mixing Titanium with other wires?]

The wire you using for outer wrap in Clapton doesn't matter. It does not affect neither resistance nor TFR curve. Check my words on steam-engine;-)

[Early Firmware and EScribe Suite Discussion Thread]

Just updated. Battery bar went to 0% but almost instantly returned to 51%. First impressions: TC on SS became amaizingly smooth. Running dual fused claptons 0.12ohm 120watts with 150w preheat on my RDTA, and now i have really pleasant vape, much much better than before! Thank you Evolv for great work!!!!!!