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Hi Folks, I'm looking for a csv file for my new Thelema mod. As Evolv claims it supports Ni90, but in the stock config on the mod there was no material curve for it. As I also have some Ni90 wire at hand I now just need the file to get it work. Thanks for your help ! chris

So I got my first DNA250 mod ever, an Starss Player/ Asmodus Oni167 for a steal. I was excited to have my first ever DNA mod but it doesn't have an SS316L profile or material file? I really only need help with a couple things.... 1, making a stock profile to use for SS316L, most of my builds are pretty similar so idk if I NEED TO punch in the coil specs for my builds for the steam engine csv, or if I can just somehow make a material CSV with the TCR of 316L?? 2 I have a Kanger top tank with the Stainless steel coil heads, I got it cause I thought it was 316 and it too is 316L. I'm hearing people have issued getting the exact coil specs so I was wondering if anyone had a whole profile for the KangerTech top tank's 0.5 ohm SS316l coils? 20-30 watts with a 30-45w preheat? 3 is it even possible to have a BASIC 316L material CSV from steam engine? Or does it NEED to be speced to the coil? Can I get a TCR based custom material from escribe? I really want to experience DNA level TC, and I'm a bit confused as far as materials, and profiles go... With stream engine, it asks for the specs of the coil... I need a profile I can use without knowing the specs of the coil, and if you guys can help me figure out a profile for my KangerTech Toptank I will be forever appreciative. The more I use the 250 the more I want a 250C so I can just punch in a TCR 😂

I am using triple Sony VTC6 in my Frinder 250c, can someone share a csv profile for this setup please?Thanks.

EScribe battery profile CSV for the iJoy 21700 3750 mAh 40A battery. Couldn't find this anywhere so went ahead and ran the analyzer to create it; hope it helps! For reference, this battery came in right at 10.575 Wh. Per Mooch's tests, recommended maximum sustained input current of 24A, maximum peak input current of 40A, and a cell soft cutoff at or above 2.75V. iJoy 21700 3750 mAh 40A.csv

I've been searching for days, trying to figure this out on my own but I can't seem to do it. I've been trying to get SS 316L to work in temp control and it seems to be very difficult. For instance, I will build coils (or use pre-made, I've tried both), and I aim to be somewhere around 0.4-0.5ohms. I lightly dry burn SS 316L at 10watts in a dark room and get all of the hot spots out. I then wick the coil and measure the cold resistance in Escribe. My most recent coil comes in at 0.4 @ 72° room temp, but when I vape the coil, the resistance also rises (I know SS 316L does this), but it will raise or lower from 0.39-0.45 and my mod can't seem to account for this variation correctly. Vapor production quickly declines and flavor mutes. I've tried countless different .csv's but none of them seem to fix the issue. In my most recent build, I will attempt to fire 0.4ohms at 40watts 475° but my mod will usually ask me if I connected a new atomizer at 0.43ohms. If I choose 'no, use old settings' then my vapor is basically non-existant. If I change the resistance to 0.43 then the temp control is all over the place and I will get dry hits. Any advice? Are my builds just crappy/inconsistent? Should I try a material that isn't SS 316L? I've tried spaced coils and they seem to work a bit better, but not by much. Do I need a different .csv? My atomizers are Gas Mods GR1 and B2K. Tha. nks! Edit: I've made sure that my lead connections are extra secure, that's not the problem.

Hi, here i have attached the discharge Profile for the Think Vape Finder 75c with Dual Samsung INR18650 25R 2500mAh Batteries, discharged with 40 Watts. Enjoy the round about 15Wh.Lost Vape Finder 75c_Samsung25r(2p).csv

So far as i know, after i used my dna75 and escribe for a while, the battery profile seems quite simple, the profile affect only what you see on screen but not how the device works with the battery. It wont help the device to manage a better power or whatever related to the battery but only the tinny bar on screen so why so many battery profiles online with so many complicated information on it? I made my own csv based on my personal use and it works quite good with any 26650 and 18650 batteries no matter the brand and the rate of the battery. For me, a battery with 4.2v is fully charged and i know i will never go below 3.2v before i change my battery. I generally switch my battery at 3.5v but my csv go from 3.2v=0% to 4.2v=100% charged and i set my cell soft cutoff to 2.8v so my weak battery warning or my battery bar start to blink only when the bar is low, and it sounds pretty normal to me. It's that simple and it might sounds wrong to many dna pros here but hey, why not? I'm sharing my file and you can use them if you want or don't use them if you don't want to. Enjoy! ndca-18650-3.0v-to-4.2v.csv ndca-18650-3.2v-to-4.2v.csv ndca-26650-3.0v-to-4.2v.csv ndca-26650-3.2v-to-4.2v.csv

I just completed the discharge testing on my LiPo analyzer and created the battery discharge profile CSV for escribe for the Turnigy Nano-Tech 1.0 11.1v 1000 mA LiPo pack. This battery of course can be used in many mods, of course, but I know for a fact its a perfect fit in a Starss Player 133/200 and the Asmodus Oni 167. Just for background on the testing I completed 3 full charge and discharge cycles on my analyzer to ensure I was getting accurate results. Average discharge rate for the tests was 1/2 amp however I tested at 1 amp and ended up with the same profile. I have attached the graph for anyone that wants to check my math however it should be really close to spot on. I hope this saves a little work for anyone looking to swap to using this LiPo pack instead of the stock 18650's those two mods come setup for. Turnigy Nano-Tech 1.0.csv