Kevinl86

Thanks! I'll get rid of the 18ga.

Just curious if you could offer any suggestions on getting the solder to stick to the 510 threads? Do you have any pics of your job? I got the wire soldered to the ground plate nicely. I'm using 18ga non copper wire.

I also have a bad ground on my V200.. hook a wire from the 510 to the ground plate and resistance seems to go back to normal. As is, it does not fire.. just says check atty. Sigh..

Personally, I'll be selling mine and snatching a Vaporshark ASAP. I've opened it up and remedied most of the issues the original batch had but my atomizers still read 0.3-0.4 higher than my other mods so something is off.

Perfect, thanks!

Thanks John. Yes that makes perfect sense, thanks for clarifying. Any input on how to go about editing the new coil screen or are you saying that is a hard coding as well?

Hey guys, I'm just curious on how to go about editing the 'New Coil Yes/No' screen in escribe. I've made custom screens for just about everything on the device except this screen. If I edit it, it basically becomes a static image and I never see any new resistance values change when I throw on a new atty. If this isn't possible to edit could you remove it from the EScribe software? Also, can you add the 'Upload Settings' screen in EScribe so I can go ahead and include that in themes if possible? That's the only screen I haven't found editable in EScribe. Thanks!

Well, looks like mine decided to crap out. Was vaping with it happily for a week and everything was going well. Now my two subtanks I have built at 0.15ohms will read at 0.33 and inconsistently let me vape. Hits temp within a half a second and just does not read resistance correctly anymore. I took it apart and everything seems fine the 510 has a solid connection (if you can call it that) and the pin seems to be doing its job fine.. ugh. EDIT: Opened it back up and slightly tweaked/moved the 510 wire and it seems to be reading ok again. I'm sure it's just a matter of time before the resistance gets messed up again.