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I live in the U.S and found them very very easy.. .....GOOGLE. .....It's an amazing thing

It is the different revisions as they were designing it.......Bap is an administrator on here so I'm sure he had easy access to them

In escribe go to screen tab and then look for charging brightness. ....is it set to 0......If so set to 40 and upload settings.....u have to wait 60 seconds after plugging in for it to display That is very odd your USB current is showing 1.140 amps.....It should only be showing up to 0.5 when connected to a pc

No only on escribe

Hmmmm.....have u kept watching it for quite a while....It takes a bit and goes down like .01 at a time but mine finally rests at about 65 when my room temp is 70.......I ran it on a board I had to rma because of a resistor that got knocked off but I guess I'll try it again on this new board......I have the settings from the previous chip uploaded to this one and it's saying the same as last chip......maybe running it again on this chip will correct it though

Have u let it sit on device monitor......it takes a while but if u don't care let it sit a while with device monitor up and see if it keeps decreasing til it steadies I think it means degrees above ambient temp

Have u ran case analyser .... These results are after running case analyser It gets to 65 after letting device monitor on for awhile....It steadily drops from the time I plug it in.....actually board temp drops to but not that low

I have ran case analyser twice now with the room temp at 70 F and after running it the device monitor always shows around 65 F Any ideas? Does every ones read accurate exactly after running the analyser or is it off?

I ordered mine online....u can get the metric or standard versions......I just Google it and found tons.....I ordered a bunch.....PM me if u can't find none and I could possibly send u some

I'd like that option to......especially on the charge screen

That would be cool

Exactly Vaping Bad

Ya it was one John recommended I believe I can't figure out how to share the link but it's on amazon and is a... Amico 100 watt 1 ohm aluminium case wirewound resistor Look it up on amazon and letting me know what u think and what wattage to run the test at if u don't care

How long do u think a maxamps 2250 will take to test..... And what wattage do u think I should run the test using the 100 watt 1 ohm power resistor I have

I don't guess it matters which side u hook the positive and negative to on the power resistor rite? Mine don't say anything like that on it so I assumed it didn't matter

Thank you for your help

I may be wrong but I'm almost positive I read that u have to use it because the chip needs it to function correctly

Ah I got ya....yea I'm doing the test just to set my maxamps 2250 perfect Where did u get the heatsink

What would be good to mount it to So running 4 just let's it stay cooler and do the test faster

I was told to run it at 40 watts on one 1 ohm resistor Shouldn't that work ok?

What is the advantage of running 4 mike? I've been wondering this when I seen John's rig bit he said one 1 ohm power resistor would work fine for the battery analyser. Any feedback would be appreciated because I'm wanting to run the test soon

Lmao @ Mad Scientist Maybe one of the resistors got knocked off or loose I've seen situations like this before where 5th is was the culprit...... or a short at or around the balance tap

It would be the same concept.....I've seen many pics in this forum that has done what your asking.......look in the let's see your 200's thread

That means basically it's not connected at all or hast been recognising it at all since it was powered up

I fully agree Bap. .....I love the Evolv 510 on my Evolv made reference mod