Help dialing in my Vt133

[dleone32]

Just got my Vt133 the other day. I would love some help getting it set up correctly. I've read some threads and they've confused me a bit. I typically use an rta or a dripper with builds consisting of Nichrome 80. I'm also using HG2 batteries. Would really appreciate any assistance. Thanks!

[TorturedZen]

I saw this over on VU. If you haven't read it yet then it may be of some help.
http://vapingunderground.com/threads/tips-for-setting-up-a-dna200-mod-faq.205673/

[dleone32]

Yeah I checked that one out. Whenever I try and save a wire type and load it, the saved document never shows up. I asked him about it. Waiting for a reply. All of the different settings and things to mess with is pretty intimidating. Maybe I'm making it more complicated then it has to be. 

[bmclaurin]

Have you watched the interactive eScribe training video? https://downloads.evolvapor.com/escribe/guide/story.html

Lots of helpful info there. If you're building exclusively with Nichrome 80, the wire types shouldn't matter. The chip will sense that it isn't TC wire and default to power (wattage) mode.

[dleone32]

What did you have before you got a DNA device?

[bmclaurin]

Too many to list. Numerous mech mods. A few Sigeilis, including one of their TC models. An iPV D2. And several others. The DNA 200/133 devices are easily the best of them all IMO. And once you get the hang of eScribe, it's all a piece of cake.

[We_Said_Destroy]

dleone32 said:

Just got my Vt133 the other day. I would love some help getting it set up correctly. I've read some threads and they've confused me a bit. I typically use an rta or a dripper with builds consisting of Nichrome 80. I'm also using HG2 batteries. Would really appreciate any assistance. Thanks!

PBusardo on youtube has great breakdowns of the DNA as well as escribe. His vids helped me immensely.

[dleone32]

I watched his video. He's the man. I like Phil. Thanks for your help!

[txmonkey214]

I have a VT133 on the way to me, now. Does running on two cells also effect the max voltage?

[dleone32]

Besides that you can only run it up to 133 watts, no. I don't vape past 100 watts so I don't know the performance at 133 watts but I'm sure it runs fine. 

[dwcraig1]

Maximum voltage on a DNA200/250 using 2 cells is 6 volts (9 volts with 3 cells)
On the DNA75 it is 6.2 volts
DNA40 & 60 output to 9 volts

[dylang919]

dwcraig1 said:

Maximum voltage on a DNA200/250 using 2 cells is 6 volts (9 volts with 3 cells)
On the DNA75 it is 6.2 volts
DNA40 & 60 output to 9 volts

I don't understand why Evolv limited it down to 6 volts. Also, why the 75 was produced to only output 6.2 volts. The 40 and now the new 60 will be able to output 9. Please smarties, chime in. The 75 should have been built to output 9 IMO.

[retird]

It maybe that the DNA75 is an "economical" less expensive/technology chipset and for the lesser expensive device market whereas the others are more tech rich (more features such as real time battery monitoring) thus more expensive devices as compared to the 75's.

DNA 200, 250, and 60 boards retail for $60 to $80 bucks each and the 75 is @ $50 bucks.    

[txmonkey214]

Thanks for answering my question, dwcraig1.

[dylang919]

retird said:

It maybe that the DNA75 is an "economical" less expensive/technology chipset and for the lesser expensive device market whereas the others are more tech rich (more features such as real time battery monitoring) thus more expensive devices as compared to the 75's.

DNA 200, 250, and 60 boards retail for $60 to $80 bucks each and the 75 is @ $50 bucks.    

Wish Evolv would have made 2 versions for the DNA 75. 1 version to be the "economical" version, and the other to be full blown tech rich that requires at least 2 cells, has cell monitoring, 9 volt out put. Basically, the full 9 yards.

[retird]

dylang919 said:

Wish Evolv would have made 2 versions for the DNA 75. 1 version to be the "economical" version, and the other to be full blown tech rich that requires at least 2 cells, has cell monitoring, 9 volt out put. Basically, the full 9 yards.

A DNA200 using 2 cells will give you 133 watts version of the DNA200.  Thus  133 watts and 2 batteries...