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My husband was scoopy79. Unfortunately my husband took his own life the last week of january. He was a coal miner but the rest of his time was dedicated to vaping, building mods, making juice, building coils and learning everything he possibly could about vaping. Its definately safe to say he was majorly addicted to all aspects of vaping. He always tried to help when ppl were having trouble witj their set ups. Unfortunately after he took his own life someone broke into our house and stole over 500 dollars worth of diy ingrediants. We had over fifty flavors and they took every bit. My husband had just got called back to work after a year and only worked one day and then passed that night. So there was no life insurance. So i jad to move out of the house we were buyingThey also took every set ups we had. So as of now our children and I have no income and now I cant afford to vape. Ppl r heartless. I just thought wld post that he had passed because I know he absolutely loved being a part of this. Hopefully somehow ill get bk on my feet cuz even if my mods hadnt gotten stolen I vape 30 ml a day so that 22 bux a day. Its cheaper to smoke. My husband and I havent smoked in 17 months and im afraid im going to give in and go back

Nice KTM ....did ubget the evolv 510s from them ir someone else?

Unless you have lowered the max preheat temp the Reuleaux would probably hit temp more quickly to since it can do 200 watts and the Boxer only does 133. So like I said unless you lowered the default values I'd say that makes sense but I don't know all the details involved on these 2 comparisons that may be different. Post more info such as if your builds and atty are the same. If both mods settings and mod resistance are set or changed. Some screen shots of device monitor with 5th appropriate boxes checked

From what I've read somewhere on these forums, it is best and more accurate to run the test after around 10 charge/discharge cycles. Supposedly u gain a little more mahs after its broke in so it would me more accurate. Just a thought if your going for absolute accuracy as well.

With your usb voltage being that high I'd say your missing or have a loose resistor around the balance port or usb plug. Either what I said above or a shorted or cold solder joint somewhere on the balance port's solder points.

I used the foam out of a fullymax battery box it came in. Also have used the foam out of a DNA 200 retail box.

Probably the computer... I have a slower pc with winxp on it and it does the same thing and reads and writes to the chip very slow

Up to 6 hours... And you don't need to mess with USB limit(part of the testing involves it charging)

Davemaxx were you not held enough as a child......All I see u do Is criticise people on here over now over

I have read they will increase in mahs some after about 10 charges and discharges. ....It varys by the battery of course but something to consider. Well what it mainly said was to run the analyser after 10 charges and discharges and u will get a little more mahs out of it.

That's quite a good result considering 14.43 is the most it could be

It's suppose to do that on the analyser because it's constantly checking the 510 for resistance.

Yes.... try to find a solid copper nut to fit it or a solid copper rod. Some have also wadded up some 14 gauge copper wire so it fits tight on the pin and threads. Another easy way is to put the shortest fattest piece of copper wire that will fit in the posts of an rda (the bigger the post holes the better...... velocity deck works good) Put one end of the copper wire in the positive post and the other in the negative post. Then open escribe and click atomiser analyser. Whatever the Raw Ohms say you use 80% of that value and put that in the mod resistance box and upload settings (so if u get 0.010 for raw ohms you would type in 0.008 for your mod resistance) If you have any questions let me know

Hell yea! Hopefully it stays balanced

Thank you! I've tracked him down on Facebook and am gonna order me a box this weekend as I already have several chips laying around needing a new home.