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Then your screen cable has either worked loose or is damaged.

Open Help - About EScribe and click the logo 7 times, then open Device Manager and see if the screen disconnects value is > 0, if so it's the screen that needs replacing.

IDK but I wouldn't rule it out, but it is the only cause of the screen dimming when firing I can remember.

It's the screen dimming when the button is pressed that is consistent with a shorting screen cable.

It may be the screen cable getting pinched under the fire button.

It is not meant to, you need to restore defaults in EScribe for the, I think the confusion is that Hard just doesn't save what you have changed on the mod singe the last sleep cycle which is when the DNA 200 saves it's settings whereas Soft does save these before restarting.

Sounds like it is working then that's all ther is to see the welcome screen and it disconnects from EScribe, it is very quick to wake up.

You don't see the welcome screen flash up on the mod?

Also the USA is not the only market I believe they could still export.

Some of the early ones had a slight bump on the inner part that may catch, I knocked this flat gently with a pin hammer and it works perfectly now.

IDK and I can't go into detail about the beta testing, but I can talk about the DNA 75 the only condition Evolv put on us was to be honest whether positive or negative.

Please don't post links to the version that shouldn't have been released, I'm sure that Evolv will post updated fw once it's pasted beta testing, that one was still beta.

I did the one above to help a user understand an issue with a quite hight res ceramic coil on a VT133, you could but as it depends on your preferred temp I decided not to, but doubling the res would be in the ballpark. My little table has not been confirmed by Evolv so it's nothing official.

I understand what you mean, but it's more like temp limiting and Ni got the prize than sub-ohmers, it is a real issue if you want to dual coil on the 40 with Ni.

I would add that the cut off is more than just a voltage level switch, there are algorithms under there with the weak and check battery warnings are tied into that as well.

I was thinking LiPo and dual 18650 for the more power hungry. I think that is just the min efficiency and it is probably a lot higher in many parts of the range, it certainly doesn't feel like a battery eater in daily use. BTW the soft cut-off is set to 2.75 V in EScribe, I was just guestimating from dm plot before.

I was discussed, but it would have costs in other areas like the min resistance, I have ran builds as low as 0.03 ohm on it, they work fine, but that is a bit too current hungry for the keystone battery sled, 0.05 ohm runs very well. I think one thing that was difficult with the 40 was the min res restricted what you could build with Ni too much and I for one am really glad they did it this way.

As you say there is no way for it to match the 97% efficiency of the 200 step down conversion the spec sheet has the efficiency at 85%, but I get good run time from it considering. Not sure what the cut off is off hand, maybe 2.5, 2.6 V under load. There is no such thing as a free lunch and 18650 only have so much usable power, but they are not the only battery option although they will probably be the most popular.

You don't need one, they will make the battery gauge more accurate, but your device runs just as well with the default curve.

Not major, it is very similar to the 200 to operate, but I doubt it would suit you at those wattages. 75 W is a lot from a single cell, it dies a great job at getting the best from the battery, run time is good IMO. But if you are running 75 W preheat like I do at the lower end of the battery voltage that will throttle back because the sag from an 18650 and the run of the mill keystone battery sled we have in the beta units. LiPos would will perform better in that respect and better battery contacts would also help. I am just changing the battery now, it's a 25R and I got a good vape all the way down to 3.25 V, longer drags toward the end as the preheat was not as powerful. Obviously if you were using in power mode it would totally depend on when you battery sage hit the threshold under load, that's just the physics of batteries. They will continue to optimise this so don't take what I wrote as set in stone.

I'm sure they will release it when it's ready, but there were no safety issues in that release. I will probably move these posts about the 200 to the 200 section probably to this thread /topic/66660-topic/, not censoring anyone it is just a bit too off topic.

I believe those enhancements will be coming to the 200.

What has excited me the most is the Stainless Steel regulation is far better than anything else I have tried I was about to PIF all my SS wire and now I'm keeping it.

It does 75 & 200, there is a check box field on each material to mark it as temp sensing and if that is not checked (it will be for existing wires) and you use it in a profile it automatically goes to power mode. There is also a matching material type called Watts, these are just to make it less confusing. Level is battery level in percent.

So we are encompassing all DNAs and not just the 200 now