Yes the only time you will see "Compensate Temp" is when you Lock the resistance by holding both the up & down buttons simultaneously.
SXmini M Class (TEMP CONTROL)
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I only see that feature when i relocked after firing the mod but the resistance goes up due to the coil heating up.
When I lock the resistance after letting it sit the "compensate temp" doesn't appear.
I wondered if if choosing NI200 and and existing is a standard NI set
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When I lock the resistance after letting it sit the "compensate temp" doesn't appear.
I wondered if if choosing NI200 and and existing is a standard NI set
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Mine doesn't do that. I can repeatedly lock the resistance without ever hitting the fire button and the Compensate Temp adjustment comes up right after every time. Maybe you have a corrupt firmware load. You could try updating it again?
Just to verify what Vlad1 is saying, mainly coz it would have been WILD if choosing Nickel were a special case. IOW, Nickel would be a special FIXED case, logical but dumb.
Here Ni 200 works the same as Manual TCR: Set the Resistance and you get the "Temperature Compensate".
There was an instance, though, where "locking the resistance" did not go immediately to Temp Comp but I believe that was a fluke, not repeatable.
My update seems to be working correct. When I select Ni 200 it works the same as Manual TCR: Set the Resistance and you get the "Temperature Compensate".
I read a post somewhere else that says "if you're running in dual 18650, it glitches out the screen if you go over 75w". Is this true?
I've not heard or read that anywhere. You might go ask that question in the Yihi Sx350j Boxer or Renagade thread.
The person who told me this clarified his statement. Apparently it does go over 75 watts but when you scroll past 75 watts it doesn't show the wattage going up. Once you fire the mod it does show the correct wattage. Not a big deal but perhaps a minor bug. I can't verify it because I don't use a dual battery mod with an SXj board.
Mine goes all the way up to 120w no problem. I have both an SXM and a home built dual 18650 350J mod.
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So what is the consensus on the upgrade. Is everything working for everyone. I did notice something that seemed to help me. When I set the resistance and comp I hit the fire button and for some reason it locked things in. I am now getting a pretty good vape at 410 14J Ti01 with a .28ohm coil.
My dual battery box mod I built using the SX350J board/chip goes all the way to 120 watts correctly.
Before the update it would however go to 150 watts, but I never use more than 60 to 70 watts so all is good.
Kickin' the Chicken set at 444*F & 17.5J & 22*C Compensate with a Ti-built Erl K (single 26ga 6/5 wrap spaced at about a 2.5mm I.D. yielding 0.23 R) on the Manual TCR Profile. I did tweak the TCR from the standard 0.00350 to 0.00375 which seems to tickle the Beast just right.
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So I'm still curious what you guys think about when we upgraded to V2.2 do you think there is any diff with this upgrade if you used the 120w or the 150w. Now that I think about it the 150 still only had 60w with a single 18650 right. It just bugs me about the V2.32 saying 75W just wondering.
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