VC Parsons SBS Weak Battery ?

[Jooki]

14 minutes ago, dwcraig1 said:

Here's my 80 back to normal. This is just an example of voltage drop where the device has resonably good connection between battery and board. This mod uses a chassis ground for all grounds.

That's 4.13 volts on the cell to start, fires to 45 watts and drops to 35 watts.

 

For comparision here is a DNA60C with LiPo, note only slightly better voltage drop.

i see, so, for me to understand, would you call my mod deffective?

[dwcraig1]

1 hour ago, Jooki said:

well, the contentious point of the guy that is overseeing my case on the shop i bought it, the one that tested it with a coil with no cotton in it (LMAO) said that running the test on another mod such as my tita aio wasnt a good comparison because it runs at a higher resistance, meaning lower amperage...


i honestly don't know much on the subject, i'm just a scuba diving instructor... so i don't know what or who to belive.

these are the tests i did run with my tita aio x2, i did run with the same battery, less charge, what i did observe is that the voltage cuttof is at 3,2 and then progressively goes down to 3,1, while with the parsons is flat out at 3 and the wattage is throttled while with the tita is stable.

The voltage dropped to 3.1 but it still didn't hit the software cutoff

[dwcraig1]

4 minutes ago, Jooki said:

i see, so, for me to understand, would you call my mod deffective?

I would say there may be some resistance in the path of the power from the cell to the board. I say that because you said that you tried higher current cells. You have to have the power availible.

[Jooki]

Hello, just wanted to let you know how it all went at the end:

I sent the parsons to the shop where i bought it, vapeototal.net, in spain, they said that the mod was fine and that they wouldn't be giving me guarante on it, i had a conversation with the guy in customer service and he bragged about the fact that he was an electronics technician, quite arrogant and very unprofessional.

obviously i was mad as fuck, i felt scammed tbh, they sent the mod back to me so i contacted vaperz cloud uk, they quickly aknowledged the issue and offered two options, i either sent my mod back and they would send another one but with a different color since mine was sold out, or, send me another one that according to them, was never sold because the cardboard case was broken in the same color as mine, i chose this option but when i received it i noticed some use marks on it and the protective film from the cristal that covered the screen was gonne, aaaand it also had the same issue of "weak battery" with a fully charged brand new battery...

to me it's clear that these mods had a manufacturing problem, i nailed it down to the top plate being black anodized even in the thread for the battery screw, once it even got bruning hot precisely in that spot...

i contacted vaperz cloud uk again and we agreed that i'd be sending the two broken parsons back (i did have to pay postage this time though, 12€ from spain) but i was done with the model overall so i got myself a very beautiful green plasma san aio dna80c that's performing flwalessly so far.

 

Vaping with a 0.97ohm mtl at 35w and a 0,17ohm at 80w and only had a few weak battery a couple of times with a half empty p26a, but then i screwed the battery a bit tighter and it was gone. so all good.

 

glad it did get solved at the end.

 

remember not to buy shit from vapeototal.net! them spaniards living up to the scammer and unprofessional fame lol (they even teach this shit in schools so go figure...)

Edited Tuesday at 04:22 AM by Jooki

[Wayneo]

@Jooki Looks like you got lucky with your San AIO and they updated it after the issues identified here (pretty much the same as with your Parsons).

 

[dwcraig1]

I really like this post, thanks for the update.