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It was just a train of thought because you wrote that the mod "stands overnight ..." and "... in the morning ...". I don't have any other ideas either, the professionals may have to deal with that.

I have one question - do you charge the batteries externally, or in the mod? My thinking goes in the direction that the display might (!) be damaged by overheating. When charging 2 cells in the mod, the board heats up to almost 60 ° C at a maximum charging current of 2 amps. With 3 cells it should be a few more degrees. The chips are approved for higher temperatures, but I don't know how the display will work.

As I wrote - Dovpo will provide me with an Odin 75c and then I'll comment on it. (let's see how long it will take him to be with me)

My English is not that good, but as far as I understand it is still not limited whether it is a problem with the 75C or a problem with the mod. The comparison was again made with an Odin 75c. So I find it a bit presumptuous to discuss problems with mods in an Evolv forum, since Evolv does not make mods. A mod is the sum of its parts and the chipset is only part of it (albeit a very important one, of course). In the foreseeable future I will be provided with an Odin 75c and will then comment on it at a suitable point.

If there are problems "with the 75C", problems in operation, false expectations or even faulty hardware can not be ruled out. Apart from my own consistently positive experiences, I have not heard of any comparably bad testimonials.

Maybe there is a way to use another mod with a 75c chipset for comparison? I cannot understand this bad rating and just want to rule out that it is not a faulty mod or a faulty board.

Hi, I can only share my own experience, but cannot make a well-founded, helpful explanation. In addition to my various LostVape mods with 75C and 250C chipsets, I also have two Aspire-MIXX. I also operate the latter exclusively in the MTL range, also in the watt range below 20W mentioned. I can confirm the observation that the same vaporizers / coils on my DNA mods require about 10% more power. But we only know what we see or what the mods show us. So I assume that in this comparison Aspire / Evolv is the reason for the control of the chipsets. Both tell us that they WILL fire at 18W, for example - what they actually do afterwards is another matter. At least Evolv lets us evaluate this; even on the mod with a corresponding theme. What Aspire ACTUALLY DONE; we do not know it. The difference between mods from different manufacturers with comparable chipsets becomes more interesting. So Odin 75C vs. Thelema (250C). I just switched back and forth in the 18W range between 75C and 250C - but both mods from LostVape. I cannot determine any differences in the watt range, in the TC range I've had the feeling for a long time that the 75C is a bit more sensitive here. Both require the same power for the same target temperature. The difference seems to actually lie with the two manufacturers Dovpo versus LostVape. I can only explain this to myself with the different electrical properties or the values stored for them. Hi, ich kann nur meine eigene Erfahrung teilen, jedoch keine fundierte, hilfreiche Erklärung abgeben. Auch ich besitze neben meinen diversen LostVape-Mods mit 75C- und 250C-Chipsätzen auch zwei Aspire-MIXX. letztere betreibe ich auch ausschließlich im MTL-Bereich, ebenfalls im genannten Wattbereich unter 20W. Ich kann die Beobachtung bestätigen, dass die gleichen Verdampfer/Coils auf meinen DNA-Mods etwa 10% mehr Leistung benötigen. Wir wissen aber nur, was wir sehen, bzw die Mods uns anzeigen. Von daher gehe ich davon aus, dass in diesem Vergleich Aspire/Evolv die Ursache in Steuerung der Chipsätze liegt. Beide sagen uns, sie WERDEN mit beispielsweise 18W feuern - was sie dann anschließend tatsächlich machen, steht auf einem anderen Blatt. Zumindest Evolv lässt uns dies auswerten; sogar am Mod mit entsprechendem Theme. Was Aspire tatsächlich GEMACHT HAT; wir wissen es nicht. Interessanter wird der Unterschied zwischen Mods verschiedener Hersteller mit vergleichbaren Chipsätzen. Also Odin 75C vs. Thelema (250C). Da habe ich soeben im 18W-Bereich zwischen 75C und 250C hin und her gewechselt - allerdings beide Mods von LostVape. Ich kann keine Unterschiede im Wattbereich festlegen, im TC-Bereich habe ich schon lange das Gefühl, der 75C ist hier etwas feinfühliger. Beide benötigen für die gleiche Zieltemperatur die gleiche Leistung. Der Untrschied scheint also tatsächlich bei den beiden Herstellern Dovpo versus LostVape zu liegen. Ich kann mir dies nur mit den unterschiedlichen, elektrischen Eigenschaften, bzw. den hierzu hinterlegten Werten erklären.

My thought went in the direction of the index - search engines stop - the only thing I couldn't explain was the number.

I think that's a sensible approach, which has already changed the counters of some themes a lot. But is actually consistent - the number of colors, logos, languages, etc. doesn't make a theme better or worse itself. AND there is more real feedback about the interest in the theme, or whether "just" different variants are tried out. Not to mention the collectors ... Everyone loves downloads, but now this was really scary - what kind of bot was that? With my "2 in 1" that was ~ 1500 downloads in a very short time! Great suggestion

In all of my own custom themes I have a screen in which I have the integrated diagnosis and the power / temperature setting together. I find this very practical as I also prefer TC when the coil allows it.

https://forum.evolvapor.com/topic/66731-early-firmware-and-escribe-suite/

Here in the forum I am constantly working either with the Google translator or with the translation function integrated in Chrome ... This is how the other users translate what I write, or even Zark's contributions - and they are written in Cyrillic!