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Wayneo said:
Either way, you'll probably want to shorten the wire length as it's quite a tight fit already.
and definitely not enough room for an adapter.... would it be much of an issue going from the much higher gauge wiring on the turnigy (or at least it looks bigger) down to the 18awg that run to the board?
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Wayneo said:
Suitable replacement - You'd need to measure the dimensions of the current LiPO to make sure this one will fit. In my old tired mind, I believe it does but don't hold me to it.
Nothing really needed to be changed in escribe, except it would be good to run your own 'battery analyzer' test after a couple of recharges.
You might need to change the connector on the end of the battery to match what's currently in the mod. I think it's an xt30 in the mod, but don't hold me to it. Usually Hobby (like RC) stores are familiar with all of that, or can do that soldering for you.
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Wayneo said:
@dwcraig I believe has hit it on the head.
However for your issue 1, was this fine at one time. Either way, it still looks like time for a replacement. I'm glad you didn't take offence to my post, but it just makes everything much easier. If you're not hindered by the dual 18650 limitations, you'll get longer run time till you get a new Lipo. That's still one of my fave 200's that I own.
no offense at all, I should know better!
would this be a suitable replacement? https://hobbyking.com/en_us/turnigy-nano-tech-1300mah-3s-25-50c-lipo-pack.html
would I have to change any setting ins escribe?
thanks so much. I hope the charging issue is related to the bad batt! -
dwcraig1 said:
It looks to me that the battery is no good.
Cells 1 & 3 show excessive sag under load.
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Wayneo said:
- What kind of Mod?
- What kind of Battery (detailed)?
- Device Monitor Print Screen, (not crooked cell phone pic)of when you see this occurring.
sorry all very important thing missed!
lost vape efusion duo.
battery is fully max 1300mah
hard reboot sometimes fixes it but seems to NOT happen when battery is >80% full.
I have done the usb recovery charge and that doesn't seem to have fixed it.
your input is VERY appreciated.
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I hope someone can help me here....
I have the following constant issues:
1) battery constantly starts and stops charging. a hard reboot seems to take care of it for a while.
2) when I fire the mod in power mode (temp control off) the wattage drops off rapidly even with a mostly charged battery and the batter icon flashes. hard reboot fixes this also for a time
any ideas what it could be?
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dwcraig1 said:
I'm not sure what the problem is but the device does monitor board temperature and if too warm will cut off the charging. Sorry but I don't know what the numbers are. Check in Device Monitor what the temps are during charging and post it.
Oh, pretty hard to do with a wall charger...duh
On 2nd thought you can set the screen to show board temp
my crappy computer would only charge at .5 amps but the board temp was 84 degrees. I've tried charging it with the back off and the battery pack hanging out to get more air flow around the board and it's still starting/stopping. it doesn't feel hot... to my extremely uncalibrated finger.
put the temp on the screen for charging. and it's been going a while and is at 93.4 and working fine... I have never gotten a "too hot" error. -
VapingBad said:
I can get 1.97 A from USB3 ports on my laptop with a good cable, I prefer measuring in watts and get 9 W from USB3 with my best cable, 9.6 W is the best I have got from a supply, 10 W is the theoretical max (2 A @ 5 V). A average cable like the one that came with my Samsung Mini S3 drops that drastically, 5.5 W from USB3.
the cables I have are 2 amp rated. but my usb ports aren't usb3.... -
Hi,
would love some help on an issue I'm having....
when charging my lost vapes efusion duo my device keeps stopping charging then starts again over an over. it eventually charges in full but is slow as it keeps starting and stopping.
I've tried multiple cables and plugs (into the wall). Seems to only happen with 1 amp cords? and here is the most important part.... NOT everytime I charge it!!!!
any guidance would be helpful! thanks
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