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Thank you for the advice. I cleaned the connection and thinks got a lot better. Still though, it does burn the resistance (carbon on the surface) faster than expected. This is a matter of SS profile. I will remember your experience in case something like this happens in the future.

Thank you all for your help. I will do that. I had seen the post but thought it wasn't helpful to my case due to instability in values and not just higher resistance. Anyway I will try it and see what happens.

It looks that the problem is this. I have to tighten it well to achieve stability AND lower resistance value. The resistance changes by about 0.1Ω when I start unscrewing. After cleaning, screwing and unscrewing many times I got a number close to the one I wanted and it works well since. (5 hours). Previously, I turned it till bottom, saw the value being stable for a minute and I thought that was it. What was happening afterwards without me realising is that due to some movement or temperature change, the values changed. But I was watching the device monitor. So, the value has to be low as well. Thank you for your help. The problem remains, the mod is unreliable. From now on I will have to have it connected to a pc and play with the 510 in order for it to work? Is there any way to fix it? Buy a new 510 and solder it or something? I'm afraid I will damage the insulation but if necessary, I'll do it.

Thank you for your time If I understand correctly, you are asking if I enter high power, if I notice a considerable voltage drop in the battery and what the settings of the mod are. Correct me if I' m wrong I do not think the batteries are draining fast. I have it at 15W but tried 30 and 40 as retird sugested, with no difference in the graphs but with hotter and more steam production. Not burned. This is the DNA 60 Here is DNA75c and what happens when the atomizer is heated. It starts ok, after a few puffs it thinks the coil temperature is high and therefore does not produce steam and finally it cuts off when fire button is pressed This is with the DJLsb Vapes 316L profile. I also use the 316L elite from steam and the standard from the escribe which I read is not good. There are also differences between those profiles, but the big picture is the same. If someone has a stable and correct 316l profile tested to recommend, I would be much obliged. Just to eliminate one parameter. Thank you.

Atomizer analyzer shows no problem, the fluctuation with the atomizer I am using now is 0.005Ω.Paranormal test.csv Since yesterday I am experimenting with the batteries as retird suggested. I do see differences but I am trying to figure out the pattern because it looks random. When the atomizer is heated, the issues begin. In any case, the temperature, as seen in the device monitor, is never reached, which is not correct. It appears to be kept at around 100-150C no matter the wattage. On the DNA60 it is very smooth. Paranormal test.csv DNA60 test.csv

I just did, no change. The problems from what I understand are two. When it reaches the desired temp it stops power completely, it does not adjust it to maintain the temperature. It reaches the temperature suspiciously fast, even with no preheat. Below are two graphs, the paranormal DNA75C and the Esquare DNA 60. In the paranormal, the fire button is pressed for a few seconds and then released and pressed again. Everything cuts off very fast. Thank you for your time. recorded same atomizer and settings in DNA60 Esquare.csv recorded TC problem Paranormal DNA 75C.csv Update: Changed the atomizer, tried again with the paranormal. The graph shows some cutoffs but some puffs work. In those cases though, temperature cannot be right, it remains low. New effort DNA75C.csv And this is at 40W New effort DNA75C 40W.csv

Hello, thanks in advance for the help. There seems to be a problem with my lost vape paranormal DNA 75C temperature control function. Compared to: DNA 60 esquare. Batteries are Panasonic 3400mah, low discharge rate. Classic green Tried it with: Goblin mini v3, Innokin Ares, Vandy Vape Berserker Wire is SS316L 28Ga, 6 turns spaced in all three atomizers. Resistances .74, .69 and ,66 Ω respectively (measured in the DNA 60, The Paranormal measures about .07Ω more). When TC is activated (220C or 428F), the mod just stops giving power completely when it thinks it reaches max temperature. Result being.. no steam is produced. I press the fire button, heats for about a second producing some steam and then just cuts off. Release the fire button, press it again, heats for half a second and stops again. And so on. It doesn't drop the power, it cuts it off and I have to release fire button and press it again after a few seconds for it to work. But then, it shuts off so fast I only see it worked in the device monitor. On the DNA 60 on the other hand, the graphs are smooth and all three atomizers work fine. Atomizer analyser shows same results in both mods fluctuating by 0.01Ω at the most. Power is set at 15W, Preheat I have tried different values around 30W and even deactivated it. Tried different internal resistance values that I read in forums, from 0.036 to 0.006. I restored defaults, downloaded 316L profiles from steam and DJLsb Vapes, locked and unlocked resistance, modified a number of parameters but the result is the same. Without TC, the mod works OK with the temperature still fluctuating a lot though, at 15W giving max 250C or 480F, for no reason. That is why I believe the problem is the resistance reading, but the Atomizer analyzer behaves the same in both mods. Can anyone give me some advice on the subject? Thank you.