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At this point, when I do a thermal calibration, the window that opens is very small, and will not maximize or enlarge. It's a bit of a PITA. Using the latest intl update

Ever since the update, when I use the thermal case analysis, the new tab showsmup as a very small square and I cannot maximize the view - still works, just can't see progress. Anyone else having this issue with the intl version for windows?

had a similar issue using the bridgs in a boro tank, resolved it by tightening the top nut that locks the boro in place with a wrench.

True, unlikely they are close to the actual profile, they never are in ny of my other dna mods. After doing a bit of reading, looks like the dna60 predated the escribe software - the sort of legacy board that might produce artifacts like a funtional thermal profiling unit, without any applicatoin to this chip. Oh well, works more of less.

Thanks dwcraig1. Seems a bit strange to enable the functionality in escribe. The program obviously detects what chip has been connected to the computer, why not just disable that portion of the settings?

Anyone have a thermal profile for the SXK BB DNA60, or know how to useescribe to get one?

It certainly is. I generally give this vendor a pass.

Hey Zak - thanks for the tip - ordered!

I cannot recommend VapeSourcing as a vendor - I have purchased from them about 20 times, and had quality issues with three of the products they sent me, all shrink wrapped items. They did not respond to emails until called out on social media, and only then offered compensation or replacements. You can do better

They haven't refunded yet. Sent me an email asking if I wanted to wait til next week. I said no, refund me now. I am also paying $50 less at 2fdeal.

I have no doubt that Think Vape will be getting them out. It's just Hotcig (or focalecig, whatever they are called) that I don't believe - at least three people, including me, have received three different stories - I hve no trust in them at this point. I bought mine for $50 less at 2Fdeal

VapeSourcing has the Paranormal 250C for $118 + shipping, but with the coupon code "STPatrick" the total comes to $111

I have canceled my order. I I do not believe them. 2fdeal and 3fvape both have this mod for $118, and advise that they will have them to ship on April 10

I can't tell for sure, there are some references to it, but I don't think so

Hotecig says it'll ship next week: Carina <sales@hotecig.com> 3:38 AM (4 hours ago) to me Hello,your parcel will ship next week.I wish you have a good time.

Looks like an exact copy. Not touching anything from this site

Went with DHL, added the 5% discount code and picked up a cloned dual coil BF atty for good measure

No response from them, I pulled the trigger on a red one - we shall see

Just re-looked at the page, and you are right. Must've been thinking about a different site. I sent them an email asking if it's in stock. I'll let ya know

They aren't bad, be prepared to wait on their pre-orders, they often have the lowest price, but I have very often seen that they do not get the first shipments - occasionally, I have canceled a pre-order with them to get it sent, for not much more, to me from a vendor in the states

Here's one with a 4 cell lipo that can feed the board the 400 watts max: https://www.madmodderstudios.com/store/p38/DNA_250c_2800mah_4s_lipo.html

Using the copper plug, I measured the internal resistance as 0.018, thought that was high, but the only other dna squonk mod I own is the DroneBF - that internal was 0.004 - but different 510 and different chip

Quote "The Calibration tool is a solid Copper, 510 threaded shorting tool, used to set the internal mod resistance. It looks at losses incurred by soldering, connections, etc. to at least give you more accurate atty readings, etc " I have a milled copper plug that I use to set the internal mod resistance using the atomizer analyzer. I suspect your talking about something with circuitry though

Nick has advised sending it in, resistance jumping around is a known issue with lostvape dna75c mods. What the heck is a 11USD Calibration Tool?