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  1. FairCold said:

    Can u share picture of the modification that u have done. I didn't really get the idea of it. I meant for the first method Thanks..



    http://www.esigarettaportal.it/forum/156-battery-box/61324-ufficiale-hcigar-vt75-nano-dna75?p=936693&ampviewfull=1#post936693

    my phones battery died and i couldnt take any, i just did like him ;)edit: after 3 hours of standby ohms cold ohms are rock solid (usually i was having a 0.01 ohm increase every hour of standby)
  2. So ATM there are two possible way to fix this damn mod, the issue is caused by the not so proper connection between the atty gnd and the board ground (caused by a silly engineering by hcigar) overtime the 510 plate will oxidise and fucks up the gnd connection (crated by the 510 top plate, the black plate just down this one and mostly the entire body)

    First way to fix her (and easiest to do) is by remove a thin layer of the 510 black plate (just under the removable 510 hybrid plate) with some sand paper (i used 180) then wrap with an aluminium foil the outer part of the battery box (not the board part) till the inside, including the 510 (so in this way youre going to create a new conductive layer between the two parts of the body and between the two 510 plates) and then remove the excess over the positive 510 pin (just the center ofc) and battery.

    Second way (not so difficult but not so dumbproof like the first one) is to solder an electrical wire to the other ground connection on the board itself, peel the cable and leave it between the two 510 plates. plus if you want, add another one at the bottom of the board and leave it between the battery cap and the battery itself. (following this procedure you will have 4 wires in total soldered to the board instead of the original 2)

    For now i did the aluminium foil trick, will update in the next days/hours and see if there are still any resistance fluctuation overtime.

  3. So, last week im back having issues with the ohms reading, decided to take it apart and found that one of the mounting screws was broken, the top left one, replaced it with a new m 1.4 x 5mm and tightened the other two, cleaned again the top 510 negative cap and is back working flawlessly.
    Must to admit now, this mod has a very great look, but the engineering is crap.

  4. black lace said:

    I'd change the 510 out, i'd put my money on a poor connection between the 510 centerpin and atty centerpin dirty, or infirm'' or broken 510 inards.. in your pic, try a nice big blob of solder off a hot iron to freshly cleaned with emery papper and fluxed between the 510 and mod body to ground the two. I think your problems are mechanical and it wount make a difference what program you put in the chip, .. just like a tellevision, if the speaker wires broken it doesnt matter what channel your watching ect ect



    Thanks mate for the reply.
    Next week ill try to contact the seller and ask him about what to do to send this box for warranty, if it would be a problem with the 510 connector i should get the same issue on every fw im using, this happens only with the newer ones, i would like to think is a problem caused by the board instead of the 510.
  5. So I'm not the only one... Spoke (again) with evolv support who asked me to send the board in USA, living in UK would be expensive, so I prefer to wait a new firmware and in case proceed with the lost vape support, nick from evolv didn't have any clue about this problem cause of course sounds crazy and illogical. Frankie what atty are you using? Ps: nick confirmed me there weren't any changes to the ohms reading between the old and the new firmware.

  6. retird said:

    Been following this conversation and from the picture of the 510 it seems there may be a cold solder at the 510 to chassis.  I know pictures may deceive.... firmware seems unlikely to me at this point...

    This is what I'm thinking as well, just asked to a guy on fb to send me a picture of his one. I don't have any clue regarding how to disassembly the box and get access to the 510. So I think I won't be able to do that so...

    edit: found it, had to remove the carbon fibre and there is a little slot to give access to the 510, soon ill try to solder both.
    but still i cant understand how is possible that this firmware is giving problems while the old one is perfectly fine and stable...
    Edit2: tested with a multimeter the 510, from the ground post to the outer 510 solder is fine, but the upper ring (chassis part) is not coming out at 0 with the 510. Tomorrow I'll solder it again... Hope is gonna work...
    edit3: before re solder the ground i decided to check if that was the problem, put a little wire between the chassis and the ground 510... and... rock stable after 2 hours of idle! tomorrow morning ill get the confirm if that was the problem so i will proceed to re solder it, but ATM im quite sure about this. Thanks @retird for point me out on that!
    edit4: no way, found her this morning jumping between ohms as always, ill try to solder it any way...
  7. VapingBad said:

    I know, but just the fw causing it seems even more unlikely to me, I understand that that is the only thing that has changed and a logical conclusion, but if it were just the fw loads more people would have the same issue.  It is also possible there is a hardware issue and with the new fw you get these issue that don't show up with the old fw, still very strange I know.   Sorry, wish I had a better answer for you, I would open a ticket with Evolv to see if they can help.

    I did, they closed it after few replies since I sorted out by downgrading... My hopes are with the next update, I don't want to send it for RMA.
  8. VapingBad said:

    That sounds more like an issue with the 510 or atty, have you connect it to EScribe to get a live resistance reading when it does it?

    I don't think the atty analyser issue and it saying shorted are connected.  I have read about people who have found tiny bits of machine swarf in their 510s causing strange problems, that or damaged insulator or damage wiring are the most likely thing I can think of ATM.



    How is it possible that with the old firmware (02/23) reading is rock solid as is supposed to be and with the SP3 (and SP2, tried just now) i have this silly reading?
    ill attach some pictures ive just got of the board posts and 510.
    IMG_20161009_174636.jpg  IMG_20161009_174623.jpg

    While im using the SP3 readings are literally jumping from ? to the coil effective resistance, every second i have a different value, like ? .075 .150 ? .298 etc etc

    PS: 510 is fine, atty as well, no trace of fabric debris!

  9. VapingBad said:

    Try setting your mod res to 0, then hard reboot, then download setting to check it has saved, it sounds like a connection issue, but then it would be similar with all fw versions.

    Thanks mate, I'll try later (working now) What I can see, I couldn't believe is a hardware fault, or I should get the same issue on the old fw as well. It's a shame, being a ss tc user, sp3 is phenomenal.
  10. VapingBad said:

    All the firmware Evolv release (on this forum posted by James or at evolvapor.com) is safe.  There is not a fw update for the 200 in SP4 though.

    Sure, I'm just trying to figure out why the sp3 is giving me some issues while the old one is perfectly stable. So can I flash it on the dna 200? It won't brick the board? For any reference about my issue you can check my other 3d, it's weird.
  11. hey ChunkyButt200, situation its really strange, im running sp3 on my other dna 200 flawlessly and im in love with the better temperature control with ss coils.
    Am i wrong or the sp4 is just for dna 250? i dont want to risk to brick my dna.

    Ill try to explain better what is happening coz yesterday i had some spare time to mess around with it.
    Device is a Lost vape halcyon (dna200) with a tsunami 24 (that doesnt mean anything cause i have the same problem with others attys as well) built in clapton ss430 27/31 dual coil, .35 ohm rock stable on another dna200 (on sp3) and a dna75.
    Untill im on the 2016.02.23 fw ohms are stable to .035 even after a long idle time (as it supposed to be :) )
    So yesterday i started to mess around it, did an hard reset, reset the defaults values, hard reboot again, and the device was clean as came out from the manufacter, updated to sp3, everything is working, tc is working better with the new firmware.
    Happy enough i start to play a little bit on fallout4 while a was vaping the other dna, after an hour i opened escribe and i start to notice that the ohm were not stable as before, on a minute time check i had like 5/6 times ohms dropping to 0.29/0.30 for a sec and came back to 0.35, had some vape and device was working fine, noticed that since the coil is warm/hot (so ohms are over 0.36/0.37) there weren't any problem on the reading.
    Went to sleep, woke up this morning, and... resistance ohm was down to 0.17, tried to vape, error message: shorted.
    Opened escribe and now the resistance was read between 0.11 to 0.29 jumping every second between these values, plus sometimes having a question mark.
    Went back to the old fw, working fine, re-update, same problem, downgrade again everything fine.

    There are no problem with the atty, both 510 threads are immaculate and shiny.
    Few weeks ago i opened a ticket for this issue, but it has been closed down because i sorted out by downgrading it.

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