Michael Hancock

Lance here is the ecig file that is in the zip. Hopefully this will work for you. https://www.dropbox.com/s/9y5heqn4rapvvb8/HCigar%20VT200.ecig?dl=0 Mike

Props to all involved! This was defiantly needed. Of course this tool opens a new can of worms. Lol I reran the test yesterday and my thermal numbers came out different then all of the other runs I did. Now that I'm 100% sure that I have a proper tool for a "short/complete circuit", or what ever one wants to call it, I have to question all these files that are out there and being used for setting the VT200 settings, including my own. Guess it's time to run the test a couple more times to see if I get consistent numbers and then open yet another thread about this. Lol

I got mine today and it is a great tool. Perfect weight, excellent build quilty. Excellent Job!

Huge props to Bob for getting these done. It wasn't a easy project for him to get done but he did. Mine will be here Friday so I'm curious to see how accurate using the 510 adapter filled with solder was/is. Thanks again Bob for the time & work you put in. Mike

Margucci is correct. Mod resistance will never need changed once set correctly except maybe as the mod deteriorates with time. I've also checked the the resistance on the DNA board against two different multi meters and it is very accurate. Maybe check your atty for a problem. I would pickup one of these to test and get the proper resistance. /topic/66031-topic/?do=findComment&comment=893419

I would be more than happy to take care of the spammers and their post. Being retired with a lot of time gets old some days. LOL

No results for something like this on their site.

Heres's another to try as well V3.25 http://www.filedropper.com/dna200-ud-ss316ldjaquithv325[/QUOTE] Jaquith Just wanted to say thanks for sharing this. I've been working on getting SS 316L & Crown coils to work right for a week or so now. I was getting close but this one works great. Saved me some time and work so thanks again. I have also shared this with others giving you the credit. Hope that is ok. Mike

The best mod resistance for the VT200 is .0045

I've been running Ni200 coils for over a month now with no issues. Did you by chance look at the serial numbers? Maybe it's a bad batch.

I believe I read James answer in another thread. Running it at 100w instead of let's say 50w will just reduce the amount of time it takes the analyzer too complete. The wh outcome will be the same.

Here are 3 shots of the 510. It looks like a rubber seal of some type. Maybe to keep juice from going in the case?

Yeah you can't beat 2 for 1. Lol The material of the 510 isn't that big of a deal for me either but I did hear rumors that the new ones would have a true 1300mah in it. I did notice the strange look of the pin. Mine almost looks like a clear cover. I'll put it under my digital microscope and snap some pics of it to get a good look. So the two you have, are they both the new version? If not any chance you could snap a pic of the 510s side by side?

Are the 510 "gold plated" on the new version? I'm sure it's not gold just a shiny gold finish over the dull brass look.

Sorry about bringing up an old thread but.... I am going to build a unitwith two 50w resisters. Actually these https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0087ZCYTK/ref=ya_st_dp_summary I am assuming that I'll be good to run the test at 50w without any issues. Am I assuming correctly? Thanks Mike