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The owner of the company made it right. I am getting another PSU. He was out of town on vacation and from my understanding a single man business so there was a little delay. I am happy with analgboxmods wonderful customer service.

I hope so they made the PSU...

Measured voltage at the PSU at 9.3v and the manufacturer is saying it should be 12v so I am waiting on them to see how we are going to move forward.

I sent them an email. Thanks for the help. Ill update after I get an answer.

Yeah but you would think a pass through would go higher than 100 watts lol ill contact analog box mods they are good people.

Here is set at 120watts ...get 99 watts

while firing

But even at 9.375v shouldn't I be able to get more wattage out of it?

output states 12v on label... Not set up to actually test it

take a hit at 120 watts...puff info show 97.8 watts...wont go higher. . .16 ohm dual framed staple Ni80

nope its set to power supply 12v

That might be the problem its set to 9 volts and the power supply is 12v let me try it

Thank you. Those graphs are exactly why I posted this question because I am not getting anywhere near that kind of power on .1-.2 ohm builds of any material (I normally use a .15 Ni80 dual build)

I'll post it when I get home this afternoon. Analog box mod station and mod (built by them did not get the DIY kit) http://analogboxmods.ca/Custom-Built-Box-Mods The Xbox power box option on the work station and a previously offered 250c chip in the mod (they are no longer offering it for some reason)

Let me clarify (Because I figured it went without saying and I was wrong) this mod uses a DNA250c board/chipset.

Using a passthrough mod by analog box mods. Even if I set the wattage to 200 in wattage mode it never goes higher than 100 watts (usually it caps out at 98.9 watts) have settings at 220 watt max with a 12v input power source. regardless of tank/rta I use and regardless of .ohms it wont go higher.