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@dwcraig1 @Wayneo Thanks a lot for your help. I appreciate all of your suggestion and cooperation. Evolve replied the answer as attached printscreen below.

Regarding my previous order of 50units dna60, 2 of them was assembled as a mod (refer as mod 1 and mod 2), then I'm cannot do anything with that mod 1 and 2 @Wayneo? How about the balance 48units if the same situation happen? I believe this case must have a solution out there since I have no idea with that. I appreciate all of your help and cooperation. Thank you.

All of my mod is a Champion mod by stickman and we are the modder as well. all 5 mods show the 'Mod Resistance' zero "0Ω" on EScribe software when i connect the device. That video explain well if your mod get HIGHER mod resistance, then u can add the offset. In this case, our new mod with new DNA60, get LOWER resistance, and i can not simply put "negative" offset. Its doesn't work by put negative on EScribe software. I really hope this problem can be solve smoothly. Thanks for your respond @Wayneo @dwcraig1. Appreciate it.

I'm trying to answer your question. I'm just confused. sorry. what do you mean about these mod? i don't get it. and what do you mean about 'Mod resistance'. ohm reading on mod? or ohm reading on Escribe? or what? Thank you for your coorperation.

Currently by using atomizer dna60 mod 1 resistance 0.66Ω (new mod) dna60 mod 2 resistance 0.66Ω (new mod) dna60 mod 3 resistance 0.74Ω (old mod) dna60 mod 4 resistance 0.73Ω (old mod) dna60 mod 5 resistance 0.74Ω (old mod) so what should i do with mod 1 and mod 2, to get the same resistance as mod 3, 4 and 5. appreciate for your help. Thanks @Wayneo

The 'Mod Resistance' of #3 dna60 mods show on EScribe 0 Ω (in electrical tab)

When I go to Advanced, there is no Electrical tab in Mod tab. But, when I chose Option → User Interface → Manufacturer i saw the Electrical tab that show Mod Resistance 0 Ω Then, what should i do? images attach below

Yes, that is correct. All of them have the USB port. In additional, I'm also checking with another atomizer on mod 1 and 2, and #3 DNA60 mods. its showing the same result which is mod 1 and 2 showing 0.08Ω lower than others #3 DNA60 mods. How should I do with mod 1 and 2 to calibrate such the same as others DNA60 mods. Thank you for your assist @Wayneo

I got 2units DNA60 mod shows a lower resistance than other DNA60 mods. The other DNA60 mods have a resistance of 0.73-074Ω with the same atomizer (by using 3 difference dna60 mod). With my New 2units dna60 mods, both reading the resistance is 0.66Ω, which is 0.08Ω lower. What should i do to solve this problem? I'm just learn on the tutorial video about the offset from higher resistance, to lower resistance and could simply add the offset value. In this case, the resistance is 0.08Ω lower than the other dna60 mods.