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Do you think juice got inside of the mod? Most people say no, but when you take them apart, it is often clear that juice got in.

Umm @krmatw, the pixel count is really small on the small screen. Not a lot you can program to make it easier to read. The only thing to really make it better is a higher pixel screen. But everyone who wants it on their small screen DNA60 would have to replace their screens (if they even exist) with a firmware update. Are you willing to replace your screen? And how many others would? Like maybe just 6 people? That would be very costly for Evolv. Maybe it would cost Evolv like 5 grand extra for each of you for developing the firmware. Second question is that I can't think of a single DNA60 mod sold with a small screen. Can you think of any? The only use I could think of for DNA60 small screen is to replace a DNA40 small screen mod with a DNA60. Is this what you have? I have three DNA40 small screen mods myself that I purchased three DNA60 small screen boards for. I haven't replaced any of them yet, but it is on my to do list. But they are a very low priority for me, so maybe never. I just don't use them enough to make it worthwhile. So what are your thoughts and ideas?

Submit a ticket to Evolv.

Ouch! Time to contact Evolv at: https://helpdesk.evolvapor.com/index.php?a=add&category=1

Are you firing to make those spikes? Or is this from just sitting there? There is a tiny pin when you open the battery door that springs up and down. Make sure it isn't stuck down. Then I would clean the battery contacts with alcohol and make sure it is dry and try it again. I don't have much hope that will take care of it. But it is the first thing to do.

A coil with the resistance of 1.15Ω, doesn't sound like TC wire to me. What kind of wire is it? To use Replay and to have it working correctly, it has to have a coil that is TC compatible.

I dunno, you might be right. I am just going by the things I heard.

Selecting unlikely coils will give the best chance of working I believe.

Are you setup to use dubious or unlikely coils?

Do you ever use or toggle the power bank mode on?

In the Device Manager

I have two ThinkVape Finder 250C mods. One is still in the box with the wrap I think. The other the positive battery pack wire was pinched when ThinkVape assembled it. And it worked for about 3 hours and the insulation cut away and shorted. Caused the 3 cells to quickly heat up. One reason why I love mods that you can quickly eject the batteries for this very reason. Frankly, I don't trust those Think Vape Finder mods. My 3 Lost Vapes Triade 250C are still rocking like new. They have no problems charging or vaping. I don't think I have seen any new 3 cell DNA250C mods in a few years. I guess it was just a fad for awhile. For long battery life, they switched to dual 21700 DNA250C mods. The battery last almost as long as a three 18650 cell DNA250C mods (each cell has more capacity vs. 18650), except are only 200 watts. There is a Boxer Mod Classic DNA250C 1300mAh LiPo ($360) that can go up to 400 watts. But it won't give you as much battery life. Then you have to find another lipo when that one needs replacing.

It is in temperature mode (TC) and the temperature is set to off, or it automatically kicked itself off when it sensed a non temperature material (coil). If you are using non-TC coil, you need to switch to wattage or aka power mode profile. This button command list I written for the DNA200, but it applies to most non-color DNAs including the DNA250. DNA200 OPERATIONAL MANUAL MAIN Up/Down (5 sec) lock wattage or temp (Temp-Dominant dependent) Up/Down (5 sec) then twice Up (or Down) to change Profile LOCK (5 clicks) Up/Down (5 sec) adjusts temp or wattage (Temp-Dominant dependent) Fire/Up (5 sec) lock ohms Fire/Dn (5 sec) Stealth/Normal Fire/UD (5 sec) Change Material

If the ohms (resistance) is reading higher than it should, it is probably a loose connection, Dovpo Odin DNA250C high ohm reading - temp protection - Part 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DN3IM-9t0sQ Dovpo Odin DNA250C high ohm reading - Part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_hrSO8MghU

If nothing is broken and with the right equipment, yes it can be soldered back on. There are YouTube videos on how to do surface mounted soldering or SMD soldering. Whether someone without experience can pull it off the first time, I'm not sure.

It is my understanding is with the DNA 100C, 100 watts is it. Whether it is continuous and/or boost. Even with a fully charged battery and say under a 30A load, the battery sag never drops below 4.0v. That means the battery can deliver 120 watts (30A * 4v). But the board will still not deliver more than 100 watts. And remember there is a fuse on the board. If you exceed the current rating it will blow. So that is another problem. Just because the battery can handle more than 100 watts, doesn't mean everything else can.

You are referring to your ThinkVape Finder 250c, right? Did you try connecting to EScribe without the batteries installed? One of my ThinkVape Finder 250c, the positive of the battery pack was pinched and after 3 hours of use, the wire shorted to ground (the batteries must have added just enough pressure on the insulation). I'm glad I noticed the batteries getting hot and I ejected them right away. The thickness of their wiring is too thin IMHO. So I wouldn't be surprised if there was an open or heaven forbid a short in the wiring. But I would check to see if EScribe sees it without batteries first.

Oh yes, the UK has better options. 😉

Sounds like you are looking for one of these. Evolv 1A Micro-USB Data/Charging Board https://www.protovapor.com/product/evolv-1a-micro-usb-datacharging-board/ Unfortunately Protovapor is out of stock. But this is what you might be looking for. They do have the DNA60 board in stock that does come with the charging board if you want to go that route. https://www.protovapor.com/product/evolv-dna-60d-retail-box/

You can create a material from a TCR from EScribe from the materials tab. Select add and then select the new material and click on the Actions button.

I have to admit, this would be a very welcomed profile. After all, many non-DNA mods have it. Although @gwyar does have a point. You can skip TFR/TCR values if you use Replay in Power Mode. Although you do give up a temperature reading.

Are all of these DNA problems from the same USB charger? Some cheap ones are not very well regulated. What does EScribe say the USB voltage is under the Device Manager?

Some of mine I charge in the mod all of the time. One currently charging now is a Odin DNA250C. The SXK Supbox DNA60 is also often on the USB charger. I never had a problem charging in the mod or not and I've done it hundreds of times.

The ones I charge or use EScribe/ECigStats a lot with for one reason or another. I use those magnetic USB cables like this to save wear and tear on the USB ports.

I purchased the following Evolv products. OTHER (8) x2 iTaste SVD2 DNA20 x4 Lost Vape Orion Pod Mod (40W Boost) x2 Evolv Reflex DNA40 (5) x2 Hana One Modz DNA40 large screen x2 HCigar HB40 DNA40 V5 small screen x1 Vape.Tools Railbox DNA40 small screen DNA60 (6) x4 SXK Billet Box DNA60 w/USB x1 XvoStick DNA60 x1 SXK Supbox DNA60 DNA75 (8) x5 Kanger K1 DNA75 x2 Lost Vape Skar DNA75 x1 HCigar VT75 Inbox Squonk Kit DNA75 (Red) DNA75C (12) x4 Lost Vape Therion BF DNA75C x1 HCigar VT75D DNA75C x2 Lost Vape Mirage DNA75C - Black/Green Agate x5 Dovpo Odin Mini DNA75C DNA200 (15) x5 HCigar VT133 DNA200 x2 HCigar VT200 DNA200 x2 Wismec Reuleaux DNA200 x4 Hotcig DX200 DNA200 x2 Lost Vape Triade DNA200 DNA250 (1) x1 Wismec Reuleaux DNA250 Limited Edition DNA250C (25) x3 Lost Vape Paranormal DNA250C Standard Version x3 Lost Vape Triade DNA250C (300W) x2 Lost Vape Drone DNA250C x2 Think Vape Finder DNA250C (300W) x4 Lost Vape Centaurus DNA250C x5 Dovpo Odin DNA250C x4 Dovpo Top Gear DNA250C x2 Dovpo Riva DNA250C ~~~ 80 Total ~~~ None of them ever bricked on me. I sure like to know what you are doing with them.