Ollie1221

Yeah but shows the battery is about quarter of the way full when I know the battery is charged a lot more than that.

gunna have another look tomorrow.

no i dont have a multi metre but the cells are coming up fine now -.-

no, i dont really use escribe much. i will connect it up now and printscreen the device monitor but i dont really know what i am looking for. i have desoldered all the connectors so i just have the chip at hand do i need so wire it all back up again to see whats going on in the device monitor?

i have tried that and its fine:(

hi there, i purchased a dna 250 chip about 3 months ago to go into my efusion box and it fitted perfect and worked up until yesterday. everytime i go to click the fire button the screen flashes on then turns off again and if i hold the fire button the screen stays on but shows no battery life even though a full battery, as soon as i let go of the fire button the screen goes off. i have resoldered all the wires and have perfect connection and still the same. please help thanks,

That's great. I currently have a fully max 1300 mah I think

Ok, thank you for your reply. I hope its not the battery because i cant find them anywhere that will fit in the efusion with the xt30 connecter.

Hi guys, new to the forum. So i have a dna 200 Efusion standard version not duo, ive had it a while and last week it started saying imbalanced battery? I connected it up to escribe and the 1st and 3rd cell was fine at 4.2v and the second cell was at 3.2v. While on escribe i did a reboot and then all the cells were perfect and worked fine for a day or so then it did it again out of the blue on 80% just dropped to 0% and said imbalanced battery. I am out of warranty so I decided to upgrade to the dna 250 chip as i thought the fault would be the chip? I have just received the new chip and wanted abit of advice should i get a new battery aswell? I have attached 2 photos the 1st photo is the imbalanced battery fault but then after I disconnect the battery and put it back it it goes back to normal as shown in the second photo. Thanks guys, Ollie