RickAdair

This! The Evic Supreme had a configurable ramp up. Loved that feature.

Most likely a short in the balance connector wired to the board or one of the resistors is missing/damaged.

Around 50w-60w. Really depends on the juice and time of day. She has been much happier since I switch it over. I also set it up with plugs so it is just a quick settings change to go back to a lipo.

The box I built for my wife was running a 1300mah lipo. She could maybe get through 3/4 of a day with it. Switched the box over to dual 18650s and she can run a full day. Take it for what it's worth.

Finally got around to flashing this and finishing the build. Worked like a charm. Thanks again John. Great work, great product, great company!

They just keep multiplying! At least the wife now has one.

Thanks John! You guys over there keep amazing me. Glad it was a quick fix. I'll get it loaded and verify operation today.

Gotcha. I did just try shorting it with a small solid wire in the jst and on the solder pads. Reads anywhere between .6 and .9 on cell3. Thanks for the info. Good stiff to know!

Thanks John. I did try shorting 3 at the female side of the jst and it didn't help. I'm trying to keep this setup so that I can plug in Lipo or 2cell so I really don't want to short it board side. Thanks again!

I tried that and the board will not boot.

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I know it's not great but it should serve the intended purpose.

At least as I understand it needing to be wired.

That's what I did. Almost seems like the board doesn't like 8.4v.

That's what I did try. Board won't boot.

So you are saying 1 should be on the positive and 2/3 should be on the bridge?

Here's a better pic of what's going where.

I tried it the other way and the board wont even start. 2 and 3 are together on the positive.

It is set to 2 cell in escribe.

I was using the #s connector and wiring 2 and 3 together. What's confusing me is that Device Monitor is showing good voltage on 1 and 2. Not sure what it is supposed to look like in Device Monitor on a 2 cell config.

Here is the sled

I'm trying to get this up and going and can't get past a "Check Battery" message when firing. I am getting 8.4v and in Device Monitor I am reading 4.2 for cell1 and cell2. Cell3 is reading .6. Any help would be appreciated. Some additional info. The board works fine set to 3 cell with a lipo. I set it to 2 cell, load the curve, and set wh. It will then show the error after I connect the 2 cell sled. I metered the sled and get 8.4v, cell1 4.2v, cell2 4.2v, cell3 0.0v. It also seems to be charging properly. Cell3 shows voltage jumping around .5v in Device Monitor. I have taken wattage to whole way down to 1 with a preheat of 10 and still seeing this. Also ran over all of the solder joints to make sure they are good. I am also running the 8/5 version. Thanks, Rick

I used PFTE Tubing I had left over from a Bowden setup on my 3D Printer. Just cut it to length.

Device Monitor works in live mode and Atty Analyzer works too?[/QUOTE] Yes. I am monitoring my box right now. Just ran the Analyzer again and it is working fine. The only thing that may be different is that I do have Visual Studio 2015 installed. It may have added a missing dependancy.

I'm running a fresh install of Windows 10 on a Surface Pro 3 and all is well with the 7/29 release of Escribe.