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@dwcraig1 @Wayneo @BillW50 Thanks everyone, I have discovered with some rhythmic pulsing of the fire button it seems you can glitch the hardware batt safety for a bit (or something else, maybe the chemistry finally decides to have mercy, im not digging into it any further since i have my fresh sets coming Mon lol) annoying, but workable for a weekend. Yes, I stopped using the laptop batts lol so i wont blow my house up as you were right dwcraig1, the highest amp batt from my laptop stock was maybe 10 (There goes my doomsday plan lmfao). So I tried this glitch thing with my actual mod batts and it seems to work well, I figure actual mod batts that are on life support are safer than a 10 amp laptop 18650 😂 For anybody else looking, it seems to glitch if you push fire button down for around 1-2 seconds release and immediately fire again for 1-2 seconds and then repeat until you give up or it starts firing. If you have a sharp eye you can roughly tell by how long "Firing" stays on screen before "Check Battery" is displayed if you're getting the timing right, the longer the better. This could probably be script-able and then you could get some much tighter timings down and possibly much much more reliable lol. Proceed at your own risk.

Ohhh, sometimes total voltage drops to 0, sometimes cell 1, sometimes cell 2 but only one at a time is ever at 0 but all of them can be non-0. First image is each an attempt to fire, the second image is one time it actually let me fire and I captured it. Listen, the laptop batteries are an act of desperation lmao 🤣 if I could get one set of them to just last 30 minutes I would be happy until Mon/Tues when my fresh sets come in 😂 if this thing would let me bypass the batts entirely and power off USB I would def do that too 🤣

I mean I could, but I don't have the time to take on a hardware hacking project for my vape lmfao. Nah, I ran a lil to long on my last 2 sets of batts. I have some 18650s that i've pulled from old laptop batts, but so far all the ones i've cycled through get the same check battery message no matter the wattage. Thanks for the tip, I usually put one set into the charger as soon as its pulled, but maybe it could give me a lil earlier warning to swap if im about to leave somewhere lol. 1 cell is reporting 4.201 and the other 4.20 (Its been plugged into the computer for a while)

Problem is, that was the first thing I did. Normally I'm at just 100W/300F (I'm in temp mode) Dropped to 60W/300 still got message even with dropping to 2v on the soft cutoff. Just now tried dropping all the way down to 1W and still got the message lol 🤣

Hmm, I see, do you have any other overrides/bypasses for the amperage? I really don't mind living on the dangerous side for the weekend lol

Thanks, but I still get the Check Battery message, I even dropped it to 2v (escribe wont let me go any lower). Although the Weak Battery message i would occasionally get on a diff old batt set seems to have disappeared lol

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Hi!, Is there a way to override the "Check battery" safety? It seems to be a bit too sensitive. My batteries are old and I do have new ones on the way, but the olds are still able to charge and discharge and are at about 4.20 fully charged. The batts are not completely shot as if a futz with my mod for a while i can eventually get it to fire for a bit, so i just need to bypass this safety check for a few days (Serial command or whatever) until my new ones get here.