BillW50

This is the original Think Vape Finder DNA250C file. I'm sure it won't help, but you might want to use it in the future. Thinkvape Finder 250C orig.ecig

Which Lost Vape Drone? The mono screen one or the DNA250C one? Although the dimensions are probably the same.

Oh I see, like those Apple banned Apps. Oh wait, it couldn't be posted on the store anyway since Apple banned all vape Apps a few years ago.

To license an Apple App, cost at a minimum $99 per year even if you release it for free. https://developer.apple.com/programs/how-it-works/

It used to be if you used an Apple logo and say Apple compatible, you needed to license it through Apple. I'm glad things changed. I guess they are still taking 30% of a developer's profits for an Apple App.

I dunno, maybe because Apple demands high licensing fees and Linux has no fees? Isn't that how it works?

I believe @Higgins is referring to not able to communicate to a DNA100C using an older SP as a bug.

My four are just stock and I am using a Dovpo Odin DNA250C right now.

If juice does gets in and mucks things up, it won't be any worse than getting juice in the buttons on front.

Just USB-C 3A charging is all I know.

https://www.evolvapor.com/escribe

1.5A charging is what I usually get with mine. I think it varies depending on the internal resistance of the battery. You might be using an older version of the firmware too. SP44 is the latest. https://downloads.evolvapor.com/SetupEScribe2_2021-05-17_100C_INT_ServicePack.exe

I bought four of them. I can't see any problems if you want to cut the wires off. Since the buttons on the front will still work. Did the juice mess up the operation of the wheel? They sell electronic cleaner like on Amazon that should work ok if you still want to use the wheel.

You're welcome. That was a great price for a Therion, even with a bum board. Great find!

Your friend is right. Be careful about running in power supply mode. Since one battery could drain dangerously low in about 12 hours. I also recommend you follow @Wayneo advice.

I always used the Atomizer Analyzer. Made sure you set the internal resistance to 0 ohm first. I used the manufacture's interface. Mod -> Electrical

Yes I am sure some have. The accuracy of the battery percentage depends greatly on the watt hour setting (you can change it in EScribe [advanced or manufacture interface works]). Knowing zilch about your mod, it could be using the defaults. Plus there is a Watt-Hour Calculator that you can use in EScribe to insert the watt hours. The watt hours will change if you use different capacity cells or of course as the cells age and can't hold as much. Another way which is more complicated, but more accurate would be running the Battery Analyzer (also within EScribe). But changing the cells or as they age still means the accuracy will be off again.

Absolutely. As long is that bolt is safe and won't move and won't touch anything on the sides.

I can't see that video for some reason.

Looking at the back of the Triade DNA250C, the back right 18650 cell is the third cell. Insert bolt in that one with insulation on the sides until it is the same size as a 18650. In EScribe, select Options -> User Interface -> Manufacture. Then connect and download settings and select the Mod tab. Change from 3-cell to 2-cell and then Upload settings to Device. All done.

I only did it to see if it would really work like it did on paper. And it worked perfectly. Which Triade do you own? A DNA200, 250, or 250C?

Yes! You have to tell EScribe you are using 2 cells for starters. Then you have come up with a fake shorted cell and insert in the cell 3 slot (I used a 65mm long fat bolt and fit it in something like a foam sleeve). Or instead of a fake cell, move the third cell positive battery lead to the cell two positive spot. Still want to do it?

I heard some say no, but I never had a problem. In EScribe, Tools -> Apply Service Pack. There it shows you a list of firmware versions that is on your computer. Pick which one you want to install. If you want to make a backup of all of the firmware stored on you computer. They are usually stored at: C:\Users\{user}\AppData\Roaming\Evolv\EScribe Suite\Firmware