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Thanks for the help here, YEAH RIGHT!

I have a 0.19 ohm spaced dual coil SS 316L setup in my Therion 75c BF, The highest temp I can achieve is 375F at 35w. Even if I put the wattage to max 75W I couldn't hit 450-480F. I check on the device monitor, Also the internal mod resistance was set with a copper shorting plug. I got the same reading that was in the mod that the factory had it set which was 0.01 I'm clueless and help appreicated

Mine came factory at 0.01 internal ohms and read high, After test with copper plug it read 0.015 which is very small. But the ohm have been straight on the money. I'm using EScribe Version 2.0 SP12 International. So my Therion DNA75C is at firmware 1.1 SP27. Use same Escribe for my Therion DNA166 boxes. But DNA boxes are used maybe 6x a year. I have over 100 mods as i'm a collector so none get beat to n sh*t. I switch mods every 2 weeks and run 6 at a time for 6 flavors. However my ohms don't swim all over the place. Before you put a new ohm value in EScribe I change it to "0" first and upload then put new setting in and upload again.

My ohms don't float around, I'm running international SP27 firmware on a US device, However I noticed the word battery at the bottom of my screen sometimes. Just started today. Will figure it out. I was getting new or old atty also. I pulled the atty and tightened the squonk pin and that solved that

Ohms jumping all over the place isn't good. Ohm just reading off is your atty, or mod resistance or 510 http://smokefreemods.webs.com/apps/webstore/products/show/6619269

What is the factory internal mod resistance in EScribe You can use a 11USD Calibration Tool for the DNA250, 200,75,75c,60 and it will fix it. Takes all but 2 mins, But if the ohms is jumping around like mad then you have maybe a ground problem with the 510, If not the internal mod resistance is off.

The above post is correct hook your 75c BF up to EScribe then go to MOD then go to battery and change the voltage on the graph that's at 100%. Mine was at 4.20v and I changed it to 4.19V. Your problem solved. Look all the way to the left 4.19v. After you make the change Upload Setting To Device.

I loaded the international firmware SP27 on my U.S. Therion 75c bf which my default factory internal mod resistance was 0.01 and changed it to 0.015, It reads correct now and the extra features of the international firmware to boot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YG2RudRe7kY