laadam
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Did anyone catch the POH show Monday? They had the DNA 75 in-hand... Looked very similar to the 200 Reference Mod.
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I have not had any success with VB since the El Capitan update... There was an update that just came out but haven't had a chance to try it yet
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Check out this post:
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I find myself flipping back and forth between two wattages that far apart so I just set up separate profiles. Just a double click away... works for me
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Before anything else goes up in smoke, how does this look?
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Sure was... Just soldered in a new chip: Pack-9.54 Cell1-4.21 Cell2-4.22 Cell3-1.11 Edit: I just upgraded the firmware. Even though it's still reporting voltage on cell 3, pack volts are now 8.43 Edit2: not charging... Edit3: I'm an idiot! Batteries were already fully charged to begin with... Edit4: now all of a sudden I get nothing on cell1 and 5.76 on cell2... WTF?turbocad6 said:Are you sure it's set to 2s in escribe?
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Getting the warranty error now. Batteries are fully charged (2xHE2) but device monitor only reflecting 3.65/3.66 and 0.00 for pack Bandgap 0.97
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The epoxy hadn't even cured yet! The battery wasn't secured because that was going to be the last step. Tested everything after install and checked out. No wires were contacting the case. (I will take a closer look to see if the was a sharp spot on the solder, if I can) Threw it on the charger while I was cleaning the bench up and.... Flame! Yanked the battery and threw it out the garage. Didn't know if it was going to get worse
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LolKen Nutter said:On the bright side. If it didnt mess the screen up u have an extra screen now
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No, I don't know exactly. I guess a wire could have worked loose. Have to take a closer look in the morning. May or may not have been the battery. Just raging after losing this...
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Everything was going good... Then I smelt something.....
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I think that's all it was... thanks
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VapingBad said:
There is a thread on it, IIRC you need the latests version of Solidworks.
Thanks but it's not an error opening the file, the error is opening the thread discussing the file... -
I'm receiving an error trying to open the thread for DNA 200 Reference Case Solid Models. Anyone else experiencing the same?
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blueridgedog said:
[QUOTE=laadam]That is a good kit. Wish something like that was available in the states
I am stateside. I order from them frequently and the shipping is not to pricing is and is more than reasonable from a speed standpoint. [/QUOTE] Thanks. Good to know -
That is a good kit. Wish something like that was available in the states
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The one error I got during an update did create an issue. The mod was stuck in upload but when I was able to get it going, I noticed it reset everything to factory default. Uploaded all settings again and working fine
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I was making changes last night with the current version of EScribe and Virtualbox. I did notice an improvement... I only received one EEPROM error. Far fewer than in the past!
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Ordered mine a week earlier, Aug 23, and just got the delivery today.... Sep 8
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That makes sense. I did not notice a version change when you click on "Help" and "About EScribe"
I may have just recalled incorrectly...
What version do you show? I'm at 1.0.33 -
[QUOTE=Nach][QUOTE=James]*** 2015-09-03 EScribe ***
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This is a minor bug fix release for EScribe. It features:
(1) a fix for Device Monitor flashing on some computers with Windows XP,
(2) longer timeouts, for fewer error messages when using VirtualBox/Parallels on a Mac, and
(3) ECigStats 1.1, which adds support for localization (Chinese and Norwegian, initially)
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Guys, just read the notes as you click the download links!
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If the board is too tight, you could take out the button and remove some material by sanding down the backside making it shorter
I do not believe there is a way to disable in Escribe -
Nice job, Roach... shoehorn?!
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There are only three screws securing the board. The down button corner does not have one.
The Hana's battery is tightly packed in there so if the wires aren't routed just the right way it puts pressure on the board and triggers the down button.
If you take off the back and try moving the battery leads around, hopefully, with some trial and error you should be able to close it without pressing the button and be alright.
Any news on the DNA75?
in General Discussion
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About 6:30 in they briefly introduce it and briefly talk about it a little later...
https://youtu.be/WtadmJrVtng