iambyrdman

Never mind, found it in the build guide.

I’m Building a 4 battery pack (2S2P) but I don’t know where to connect the leads. One from positive, one from negative and one from between each two cells. (like the picture on the left? https://forums.mtbr.com/attachments/lights-night-riding/1003861d1437632257-review-4-2s2p-6-cell-2s3p-hardshell-waterproof-bicycle-battery-packs-gb-lipowiring-1.jpg) Where does each go on the board? And correct me if I’m wrong and I guess this answers were negative goes, but the last 3 pins would be connected together as ground, right?

I got it to work out... My iron does get even Too hot and I am using lead free. I didn't try spot welding this time but the idea makes me want to try it next time. So wish me luck on a quick sale. I'll list it on eBay for $300.

I do it like "Analog Box Mods" on YouTube does but they don't stick. My iron is plenty hot. Maybe too hot at times.

I know how to Solder! But I have built 2 other devices and now I'm on a third I plan on selling am am having the same problem I did on the first two. The Evolv board just does not want to except solder properly. I get a little on the iron tip and drag it across and it looks like it's bonding. However just a touch of pressure a it pops right off. Nothing attached to the board. When I search for, "Cold Solder" I'm not the first person to bring it up, except the results are usually after the build is finished and they're having technical problems. What gives? Anyone else see this? It's frustrating. Fire button takes just fine and so does the balance. It's just the 4 primary flat connections. I just bought a spot welder, too bad that wouldn't work because I love how good it works on batteries! Actually, maybe tack a piece of nickle to the board. Those nickle strips Drink Solder! I wonder....

Seems even more out of hand than last try. Why isn't it stopping at set temperature?

I'm using SS316L. I usually build coils where I'll spin more than one wire together but I have found them to be less stable. However I get the same results out of simple round wire builds. At this point I'm wondering if I'm getting bad wire maybe. I should break out an out Uwell Crown and see if that changes anything. It's approved for Replay is why I'm thinking that.

I'm just having a bad luck run. Now this one I built isn't cutting off when it hits temperature...

This is a device I built so I think I know how it works...

I'm getting No Temperature Reading on a Peranormal 250C. Tried restoring defaults. I'm using 316L with this file ~SS316L~.csv . Any thoughts? Here's Device Monitor showing 3 puffs

That's what I had planned on for a corner before I finally figured out. Bet it works just fine and even a little lighter, little... Perfect. Much more clear that way, thank you!

I had to put a wire in between the battery and case wall so the door lip would go in. Trying to see how you did it. Any chance you could point to those contact points on an Evolv drawing of the board, just to be sure. LEDs are kinda cool in my world... https://www.dropbox.com/s/0jrywh3jelyrdey/2018-01-24 08.12.48.mp4?dl=0

Thanks for that. All hooked up and running. Just having trouble with Case Analyzer and maybe Battery Analyzer. The boards thermostat is saying it's way colder than it is at room temperature. I think board temperature is too high but I don't have any way to tell for sure. When it sat over night those two were not close when first hooked up.

I think the thermostat on the chip might be screwed. I'm letting it charge so I can Analyze the battery later but I didn't want it to get to warm so I set it front of the fan with the door off and it says the room is 57 degree. That is way wrong. I have a personal weather station with indoor temperature and 4 smart home devices telling me it's closer to 75.

So, I let it hang out in front of a fan overnight. Then this morning I took it from in front of the fan and let it hang out for 10 minutes or so and pluged it in and ran Case Analyzer again but get the same warning. This is what it plugged in when done this morning. What can I do to get this right? This is the first message that popped up. I noticed the temperature rises when I plugged it in. My room temperature is 77 according to the board. If it's wrong it's only of by 2-3 so I used 77 as room temperature. I think it's lower; could that be the problem?