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BillW50

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  1. I have 13 DNA200 mods. --- 2 Reuleaux DNA200 5 HCigar VT133 4 Hotcig DX200 2 Lost Vape Triade They all work perfectly except one VT133.
  2. Well on the DNA200, you change it here where this one is set at 25%. Hopefully the same setting is there for the DNA75 too.
  3. I have 13 DNA200s and my two Reuleaux DNA200 have blue screens.
  4. Most people say how many hours and wattage they are using per charge... although I am not a big fan of that method since one could vape once every minute or once per hour. And the difference in hours per charge would be huge. What I like to use instead is how much juice you vape through per charge. And what I really like about it is it doesn't matter if I am vaping at 100 watts or even 10 watts (MTL), the amount of juice per charge still ends up the same. So about 14Wh is about half of what a Reuleaux DNA200 or a Triade has using three Samsung 25R. And they can vape through about 22ml of juice per charge. So if you are vaping through about 11ml of juice per charge (4 hours for you), that would be totally expected. Now contrast this with say a Reuleaux RX200 using those same three 18650 cells, only vapes through 13ml per charge.
  5. Okay here you go. This will set it up exactly the way you received it. Lost_Vape_Triade_stock.ecig
  6. Do you know how to change the charge current in EScribe? The 1.2 version is different than the older ones. Anyway I would adjust it down until it gets stable. My guess is not all 2.1A USB adapters are the same. Many cheaper ones when pulling 2.1A, the voltage sag is high and the voltage is too low to be usable by many devices.
  7. The only thing that I know of that can be put in the large display is just watts or temperature. You only have those two choices.
  8. You went back to the 2016-02-29 (1.0.42) firmware? And it still shows 0%? What does the Device Monitor show for each cell? And what does it say for the pack voltage?
  9. No you would need the DNA250
  10. ok, Evolv should fix it if you ask them.
  11. Oops, one bracket (ground) looks broken (top of shot). Anything else broken?
  12. Wow! Hard to tell from the snapshot, but it looks like all of the pins are fine. Looks like it just needs to be resoldered.
  13. The latch came right off? If it isn't broken, it should snap back on.
  14. I have, but only to EScribe and haven't uploaded any to a mod.
  15. Have you tried EScribe v1.2 SP3 yet? They say it really helps with SS problems.
  16. Oh that isn't good. Not will it even charge, but it shouldn't even fire with those readings. Unless there is juice in there that can be cleaned out, it needs to be RMA'd to Evolv. I have five VT133s myself.
  17. That means it isn't seeing the atomizer. For most of us that means trying another atomizer. Or is this your only one?
  18. The simple solution for Nichrome is to turn the temperature as high as you can go and one more click and it should display off. You could create a Profile for it and you can use it for Kanthal too if you want.
  19. All links (doesn't matter what DNA you are using) are downloading the same 1.2 SP3. I checked that a few days back.
  20. Well the DNA75 mods are running full out. The DNA200 mod is just cruising. The DNA75 mods are probably running one 18650 or 26650, right? Pushing 75 watts out of virtually any 18650 or 26650 is really pushing the limits and the battery sag is probably great. Run the Device Manager again with the two DNA75 mods and monitor the battery voltage too and I bet the battery voltage takes a nose dive.
  21. Te black wire is ground (on one end) and the red wire (on the other end) is the total of all. Something between 9.0v to 12.60v. Between the black wire and the one next to it should be cell 1. Next to that one and next to the red wire is cell two. Between one and two should just read cell 2 voltage. Now measure between that one and the red one and it should be cell 3. All cells should read nearly the same and probably between 3.0v to 4.20v. The exact labeling is like this: Black = Ground White = pin 1 (between ground and this reads cell 1) White = pin 2 (between the first white [I think they are white or yellow] and the latter reads cell 2 Red = pin 3 Between pin 2 to red reads cell 3 If I just confused you, we will post a diagram.
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