BillW50

I can't think of a way through EScribe, but it should be easy to modify the firmware to do a toggle. But right now it would be easy to just copy the screens and use graphic editing software to invert them all and then reload back into the device.

Yes I agree with @retird. I would return it.

Did you do that disconnect a battery thing to reset the battery bar?

You mean your cells are charged up to 4.20v and it is showing just half way (or charged up to 4.10v)? You could let it to fall asleep (30 minutes) without it being plugged into the USB. Or unplug from the USB and remove one cells for a few seconds and then put it back and see if the battery bar updates.

I use that for my two Reuleaux DNA200, but my two Triades, 22Wh seems to work better with the same Samsung 25r cells. There shouldn't be a difference really, so don't ask me why.

I might be wrong, but from observations, I see two totally different things effecting the battery level (percentage). From waking up (or turned on) it seems to read the battery voltage (and the curve) and use this to set the battery bar.While awake it depends on the watt hours value and/or counter.If I swap batteries while connected to the USB, the battery bar doesn't update (the DNA200 doesn't turn off in this case) with freshly charged batteries until it sleeps and wakes up again.

@Matix805: Do you have the USB connected? As if the DNA never turns off when swapping batteries when the USB cable is connected getting power. And it isn't only my Triade DNAs, but all of my DNA200 mods doesn't update the battery level unless it is asleep (or off) and then wakes up (or turns on).

Which ohms do you use? There is raw ohms, nominal ohms (Kanthal and Temp), and cold ohms. So which one do you use?

In Phil Busardo's DNA200 videos, he was told the board temperature cutoff was 212ºF (100ºC). And he tried to torcher test it and he could never get the board high enough to pop up the too hot error message.

And it isn't in Stealth mode, right?

How many watt hours did you use for a value? 11.1v x 3.5Ah = 38.85? If so, what are they Efest 18650s?

You can change the material per profile without EScribe. You know that right? LOCK (5 clicks) Fire / Up and Down (5 sec) Change Material

I have no idea what SUS316 coils are. Maybe this video will help you breaking in your coils. [video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mv0rkT24zI[/video]

Yes within EScribe under the Screen (tab), you can change the DNA display to show: Last Energy (in watt hours)Last Power (in watts)Last Temperature (in C or F)Last Time (seconds of last puff)

Do you have a volt meter or a multimeter or something that can read the battery voltages (battery charger perhaps)? As check battery error means the DNA75 thinks something is wrong with the battery voltage.

Its a DNA75. There isn't any JST balance connection. And the dual 18650s are wired in parallel. As far as the DNA75 is concern, it is one large capacity 3.7v battery.

And yet the DNA60 was just released the other day and I hear another DNA will be released soon. It seems like to me Evolv is very busy developing while the rest hasn't even caught up to where Evolv was just last year.

You think those DNA200 boards were all manufactured at the same time? Evolv I believe stated that they got one bad lot of fuses.

If you are using a SS316L coil on the Crown, you can vape either power (no TC) or SS316L with TC enabled. I don't have a Crown II, just Crown I so hopefully it is the same. I also have two Triades and unless you changed the defaults, Profile 1 is for power mode (without TC). And Profile 7 is for SS316L (for TC).

I always liked the looks of the VT200, but hated the hard to swap lipo on the fly. Although the VT133 is just the opposite. They use easy to swap 18650s and are one of the easiest mods to swap batteries (DNA or not). I loved my first one so much, I bought four more.

Currently you can't. There will be always eight profiles. For the unused ones, you can set them for power mode or basic TC vaping.

Brandon (from Evolv) just posted about the announcement of the new DNA60 just after your post.

But that is only 58 watts per coil. And it only uses 1ml of juice per second.

Something like this perhaps?

I am using UD SS316L 26g and I am not impressed.