NFE Toolbox/ArcticFox

Who all has made the switch in their firmware? I did it after graduating to a couple of DNA mods. Those caused me to put all my RX mods (4), Cuboid and VF Classic back in their boxes and on the shelf. Since making the change, I've pulled some of those mods back out for trial and use.

I gotta say, I'm truly impressed with it. My trusty RX200S, which used to work well with TC vaping, had quit working. Even the latest Wismec update couldn't make TC work like it should. The upgrade to ArcticFox has put it on near DNA capable levels. Not quite DNA, but close enough for me.

I've pulled out the VF Classic that I won last year and used once, then put away. On it, I've put the Crown II, another piece that came in the same basket I won. I'm using a single coil SS Clapton at 0.44 ohm and am enjoying how it's made a mediocre (at best) tank come to life. It will never reach my Aromamizer Supreme or Plus levels of vaping enjoyment, but it's really nice. My RX200S is better than ever before with the new firmware.

This is one upgrade I suggest everyone try.

 

The RX200 didn't seem to control the wire as it should have. The RX200S come out, and worked great for me fo 9 solid months...then started working like the original RX did. The Cuboid was nice, but wasn't perfect. Adding ArcticFox brought the 200S not only back to life, but better than it ever worked. Yes, I tried the Wismec provided, and it still didn't work.

After vaping with the DNA75 and 250 for a couple of months, I finally have a benchmark on which to compare the ArcticFox. Like I said, it's near DNA levels, and gives me a vaping experience near that which those boards give. The NEF Toolbox isn't as smooth to navigate as Exscribe has been (as if Escribe is easy to use) but you get many of the same parameters to adjust, including specific battery curves, adjusting wire types, device monitor, preheat time and level, etc. All of this allows you to tweak your mod to operate in such a manner that you are happiest, and giving you optimal flavor while in TC mode.

Upgrade your firmware with it, give it a try, and you'll see what you've been missing...or not. It's your choice.

 

With AF, you have the ability to tell your mod how long to keep a display on, and at what intensity. You also get to tell it what batteries you're using, which brings up it's battery curve, so that the battery gage is spot an and accurate. Battery life has improved considerably with this on the mod, compared to stock firmware.