kj

good point use different juices with different ratios, i do prep it quite well and they are marketed towards even the max VG juices. once primed properly it shouldn't make much of a difference. i tend to check the coils when they suddenly go bad and its not a juice problem, they are very well saturated. its just a sudden spike that i notice and it just goes bad after that. puff 1 and too are fine after that but on the third you usually start getting a metallic taste.

was thinking about it but don't know much about lipos. keep hearing they are more dangerous and besides got plenty of new 18650s that i need to make use of from my first failure of a mod.

ive just recently ordered a few more items and it seems as though im building a very simillar collection to what youve already got. makes me feel a little more comfortable now hearing someone say they dont regret the above purchases.

I get what you’re saying and have also heard other opinions that match but don’t trust Ni or Ti, just a personal preference I guess. true there are a lot of imperfect products out there but hey they’ve come a long way in the past year looking forward to the year to come to see what’s new and maybe and hopefully some improvements in quality and standards across brands. I’ll be honest with you both sometimes I get the best vapes on these crowns and a few bad, but when they hit good they really hit good. Gave up on running these on temp, even when you get them to work well, they all of a sudden spike and something goes wrong.. power mode is good for me. Most times I don’t get problems with running the .5 @ 55 and damn do I enjoy it at that wattage 44-45 is too low for me, not sure how to explain it further. Just the combination of the density, flavor, and even sound of the draw just hits the spot. Also to further confirm, I did put in another crown with a .25 and confirm it could run at higher wattages without a problem which confirmed the 5.95v limit set by Evolv. it does go off of the warm ohms reading which is why it does fail sometimes on the .5ohm coil like joe said the .5 is reading at .63 - .65 and the .25 @ .33-.35 ohms.Oh and joe sorry to hear about the surgery hope the wife is recovering well and wish her a speedy recovery. Hope I didn’t miss anyone’s reply.

got it, that does make sense. i guess this threads sorted, thanks for the help and info, hope to return the favour one day.

yes its what ive gathered from all the posts ive seen. shame though the tank could be promising.

ok that clarifies when to use the lock funtion, cause with other devices they instruct you to alway lock when using TC mode, power mode doesnt show as much fluctuations but thats just cause they are not as accurate as the DNA200. i read the datasheet before but ill admit i did read it fast, i will probably give it a second read. they way its written or i should say the way i understood it was the way i explained it whereby it locks in the resistance cold and then will always fire at that resistance even with the change of resistance when heat is applied. if however there is a 25% change in resistance it will consider it as a new coil and set the cold resistance to the new reading. now what i gathered is this happens automatically, when applying the manual lock function as stated by dwcraig it just fires at the set resistance @ when you locked it.

so the behavior is spot on, well there you go you learn something new every day. The way I understood it in the past is the reading changes but not to this extent. When changing it would be by about +or- 0.03 ohms. also if i understand the device correctly, its set to test and lock in a reading and only adjust it if it exceeds 25% as per the settings set on escribe under the manufacturer tab. in my case if my math skills dont betrey me, its exceeding the 25% and therefore locks in the new reading.

i did but thought i was reading it wrong like i said its a 0.5 coil reading at 0.51 cold the calculator indicates it can go up to 70w but heres where it all goes wrong the reading changes after a hit to 0.65 and that requires higher volts. but thanks for the tip.

hello everyone, great participation, really appreciate all your help. ok so question, why is it changing to .65 ohms when im vaping a 0.5ohm coil that initially reads 0.51 ohms cold. based on the ohms calculator it seems the limitation kicks in only due to this rise in ohm reading which based on my understanding that it should not change and be set on the device be it in power mode of TC mode. i get what your saying now though. I just wish i hadnt just bought 2 sets of these 0.5 ohm coils. luckly ive got a pair of .25s that i can test out.

Hello Bill, sorry meant .65 so in other words don't ever lock it, dna capable of assessing the situation and adapting accordingly. keep in mind I'm talking about power mode and not tc mode.

On a non related topic, could you kindly explain to me how the resistance locks in the DNA am I right to understand that it automatically locks unless there is a variance of 25% it then resets it to the new reading. reason I ask is notice the resistance in the charts it spike to 65 ohms and not sure if its normal. I've attached the charts one @ 55w the other @70w. I see it hits the 5.95 limit however shouldn't my batteries be able to withstand the higher needs (2x LG HG2 3000mAh 20A 3.7v). would t be accurate to say as long as I use the 18650s I wont be able to vape with high wattage unless I attached a higher rated ohm coil? or can I tweak the battery settings safely to allow for the higher draw. Another thing I don't get and id probably get shot for this comparison but how come my cuboid 200 allowed this but the DNA doesn't.

Hey mate, Didn't mean to ignore you just saw your reply. on the move at the moment, what you said went straight over my head, will sit down have a second read of the link you provided once I get back home and update you. But I don't think that's the case will provide you with my battery settings as soon as I'm back. Thank you

Hi dwcraig There seems to be a huge debate on the material but to the best of my knowledge the crown coils use SS316 but here's where the debate lies as I've read on multiple forums they suspect it has Nickel legs. Usually Vape between 55-70, apparently the recommended wattage by uwell is 40-70w. Thanks in advance for the help.

Hi everyone, New to the DNA 200, having a problem running my crown tank with 0.5 ohms the TC settings all fail so I switched it to power mode but now my device keeps spitting out ohms too high. Little about my setup, running an efusion duo with dual 18650 LG HG2s. Would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Kj