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  1. The Wh looks to be for the batteries that come with the mod, namely the Sony VCT4's. Interesting that they set the soft cut off to 2.8v. Also interesting that their case cooling time constant is different to what I got when I ran the case analyser so it might be worth running this yourselves?
  2. I have the Reuleaux and it is heavier than I thought it would be and doesn't fit in your pocket as well as a flatter mod. You get the full 200W and battery life is amazing. The build quality of both is going to be the same I would say, the releaux feels really well made, I had an Esquare and that was made well too. If your happy with 133W and lesser battery life then the Efusion is going to be easier to live with, it will be lighter and its form factor will fit in the pocket better, plus it's cheaper to buy and cheaper to buy new batteries for it. If you want the longer battery life, have bigger pockets and don't mind the extra weight and want to have the extra wattage then the reuleaux is amazing. For my lifestyle either are good mods for me and both are better than any mod that uses a lipo as I don't like charging stuff when I am asleep the only way I could live with a lipo version is to have two of them, even then charging them would be a pain. Just to be clear though, I am very very happy with the Reuleaux, just trying to be subjective. The Reuleaux is in stock in the Uk from totally wicked at the moment btw, that's where I got mine from. Hmm also the Reuleaux feels really good in the hand due to the shape, and I don't think its possible to make a 3x18650 mod any smaller. Rob
  3. I never though about that of cause it would alias strange. Please close this thread.
  4. You can get a csv file here for some LG 18650's which you can use as a rough guide csv file, better than using the standard one for a 3 cell lipo - /topic/66226-topic/
  5. As Xx3edge says it is based on the voltage of the cells in series (which is 11.1 volts) if you have 2500 batteries it should say 27.75 watt hours, or with the sony 2100mah batteries you get with the Reuleaux it should say 23.31 watt hours. Also it's best if you load in the csv file for a 18650 battery. All of this is for the accuracy of your battery meter by the way it does not effect how long the mod lasts for on 18650 or how it performs.
  6. Hi, Sorry another feature request. Would it be possible to be able to change the default field for each profile, or at least have it so that default field 3 could be different when in temp mode vs wattage mode, that way I can get rid of the temp field when I am in wattage mode. Just an idea Thanks Robert
  7. Hi, I received a Wismec Reuleaux the other day and the screen is not straight by one or two pixels. It's not a deal breaker, what can you do but it got me thinking wouldn't it be awsome if you could rotate the screen by 1 or 2 pixels either way so that the screen is always straight. Just an idea. Thanks Robert
  8. Hi Brandon. Thanks for the reply. When you say under load cut off is this the same as the soft cell cut off in escribe? Thanks Robert
  9. Just curious what you mean, is it a resistor on the board or something in the battery? There is an issue with the 510 connector on these by the way. When I got mine and used it 10 mins later the 510 cup came away from the body of the mod, I glued it back on with gel type superglue. They have announced that this could effect the first 200 unit's so if your in contact with your supplier make sure you mention it and ask for one of the newer press fit unit's. Sorry you have a faulty one though, appart from the 510 above it's looking like a nice unit. Loving the profiles on the DNA200, have one set for each tank I use, switching has never been easier. Rob
  10. Hi, I have the same box and when it came the batteries showed 3.8v each. I did notice the manual says to not allow them to go below 3.6v which contradicts the 3.09v soft cut off that John states in another thread. For now I have set mine to 3.6v cut off. Did you get any use out of the unit when you got it? I ask as I wonder if it has depleted the cells beyond what it should as it's set to 3.09v when you get it. Hope you get it sorted. Do you have a lipo charger as some of these can bring them back in to operating voltage range. Rob
  11. Hi, I received my first DNA200 mod today the VTBox200 and read in the manual not to allow the cell's to go below 3.6V. It has a 3c lipo 1800mAh 11.1V 35C in it. The standard soft cell cut-off is 3.09V in the software but I have had to change it to 3.6 on my device due to the manual. Does anyone have any idea if I can use the 3.09V or should I go with what it says? It is effectively a 1500mAh battery if I set it to 3.6V (which some people have suspected it is on the internet, not that I believe everything I read on there but it does stack up with the physical size of the battery) Anyone any idea's Thanks in advance Robert
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