KevyFenty
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Well, I was going over it again and ripped a part of the green cover on the board. Blehg.
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It reads 4.2 across all three posts of that mosfet
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I even tried switching connections around! Maybe something fried somewhere. That's my only thought
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I made sure it wasn't in lipo mode, check thresholds and for draw, can't find anything out of the ordinary
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That is correct.
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The device monitor shows nothing all, it cannot read the battery. And like I mentioned, the board is getting proper voltage.
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I'm new to modding and I am messing with the DNA75. I have it wired up in parallel with fresh batteries (VTC4) and it keeps showing check battery. I have checked continuity throughout the board and the board is getting the true 4.2v. Atty side it shows maybe .1 Volts. I have read that there is a fuse in the DNA200 that would blow, causing a similar problem, But I have also read that the DNA 75 does not have this fuse. That being said, I bought the board in working condition in a moonshot box and I de-soldered the connections and re-soldered based on the Evolv website. Not sure where to go from here. Did I fry something?
