WickedTLC

http://www.wismec.com/news/ They've posted the correct settings for Wismec Reuleaux along with an firmware update. However, for LG HG2 batteries, if you google the spec it will show 3.6v as nominal volt, but most stickers on them show 3.7v 3000mAh, I don't think it matters with such tiny difference, when it's really a 3.6v 2960mAh battery. You can just put 3000mAh and 11.1v or 2960mAh 10.8v in the Watt-Hour calculator. It appears that they've made the standard cutoff at 2.8v in the downloaded settings, I just changed it to 3.0v-3.1v. You can see the factory discharge profile setting is a little identical with what I did at 65.1%, 57.6%, and 46.4%. Correct me if I am wrong, but I think the discharge profile lines shows on the Wismec Reuleaux Battery Display by 0.5mm(or less) tiny little square boxes if you were to click "Split" and add a few between 97.9%(4.15v) to 65.1%(3.79v). I don't want to be vaping for hours and the display still shows 90% when it is nearly half way, you get what I'm saying? All I want is the battery display to move down 1 tiny square box at a time and show the most accurate reading of how much it has left as it discharges, wouldn't you? Please let me know if I am wrong in any way, or if there is a better way to make the battery display accurate discharge readings. Thank you.

Under Mod section for LG HG2 battery users, use Watt-Hour Calculator, I just input 3000mah and 10.8v(3.6 times 3). It will come out to be 32.4wh. I've also selected Charging Mode into Maximize Recharges. For discharge profile and more accurate reading of battery life display I've posted a picture. 100% - 4.2v 95% - 4.15v 90% - 4.10v 85% - 4.05v 80% - 4.00v 75% - 3.95v 70% - 3.90v 65% - 3.85v 60% - 3.80v 55% - 3.75v 50% - 3.70v 45% - 3.65v 40% - 3.60v 35% - 3.55v 30% - 3.50v 25% - 3.45v 20% - 3.40v 15% - 3.35v 10% - 3.30v 5% - 3.25v 0% - 3.20v I've set Cell Soft Cutoff to 3.2v. With this discharge profile my battery goes down by 1 tiny little square boxes at a time on the Wismec Reuleaux display, and if I wanted to or choose to recharge them at the safest volt 3.5-3.6 for max battery life cycle, I would take them out around 1/3 of battery life being displayed. With this, I would have a choice to know when its going to hit under 3.5v and that I am making a small sacrifice in in terms of max life cycle of my LG HG2 battery. Please correct me if i've made an mistake with this set up. Thank you guys.