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HEADS UP!!! The batteries I got from vape nw I have only removed them once or twice. I noticed a tear in the plastic where the positive end cover starts and bear metal was showing. I think the lip on the positive end of the tray cut the battery cover.
Most reviewers on YouTube has mentioned this and for me to work around this I actually push the battery downwards towards the negative terminal before pulling the battery out. Just be patient with the battery sled, that's my advise. Enjoy the mod and vape on buddy!
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Yep sure can! Even if the settings that are inputted by either the factory or from the youtube reviewer are not up to your liking you can still adjust it further.So this is my first DNA200 and compared to my VS rDNA40 and VTC mini, my Reuleaux reads everything .01 lower then the other mods. I have the messed with the "mod resistance" setting using the recommended Wismec settings and a Youtube reviewer's recommended setting and still get .01 lower resistance reading. Am I messing something? Can resistance readings of atomizers be adjusted on the DNA200?
Yep sure can! Even if the settings that are inputted by either the factory or from the youtube reviewer are not up to your liking you can still adjust it further.
I believe it's Mod Resistance that he's talking about.Hi Shigura,
Is megavape talking about loss, I notice there's a section under mod that tells you voltage loss, mine reads 0.003.
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Yes that's it. I will continue to mess around with the numbers. I tried "0" value and that did nothing. What I was wondering is if you add a value to "Mod Resistance" does that + or - to the resistance reading of the atomizer on the screen?I believe it's Mod Resistance that he's talking about.
I would think adding mod resistance would take away from atty resistance. Lets say your mod is reading .5 ohms but you put in the mod's resistance as .007. I would think it would subtract that internal resistance from the total to come up with the coils resistance. I haven't messed around with it to verify. It's just me thinking out loud.Yes that's it. I will continue to mess around with the numbers. I tried "0" value and that did nothing. What I was wondering is if you add a value to "Mod Resistance" does that + or - to the resistance reading of the atomizer on the screen?
Yes, the displayed ohm value can be changed by what the MR value is, but only if it has an abnormally high MR value set. If you have a .203 ohm coil, it'll show .20 on the screen; if you add .007 to the MR, that will put the internal reading at .196, which will still show .20 on the screen. But if you set the MR really high, say .05, that coil will now show .15 on the display screen.Yes that's it. I will continue to mess around with the numbers. I tried "0" value and that did nothing. What I was wondering is if you add a value to "Mod Resistance" does that + or - to the resistance reading of the atomizer on the screen?

I think I am understanding.. You can take away but you can't add to the atomizer resistance reading, correct? So... since mine reads .01 lower, it will have to stay that way since adding mod resistance deducts from the attys res reading on screen.Yes, the displayed ohm value can be changed by what the MR value is, but only if it has an abnormally high MR value set. If you have a .203 ohm coil, it'll show .20 on the screen; if you add .007 to the MR, that will put the internal reading at .196, which will still show .20 on the screen. But if you set the MR really high, say .05, that coil will now show .15 on the display screen.
the thing but I come from the land of Provape and Reosmods.. if something is wrong the maker is supposed to fix it. This is why I've always been hesitant to buy a PV with electronics from anyone except provape. The first time I do, THIS happens! I should have just bought a Radius and forgot about trying something with temp control.I think I am understanding.. You can take away but you can't add to the atomizer resistance reading, correct? So... since mine reads .01 lower, it will have to stay that way since adding mod resistance deducts from the attys res reading on screen.
Well that kinda sucks, I thought the DNA200 could do this task if needed. I just need to add .01 to my resistance reading on screen hmm.. Don't other mods like the XCube can do this?
I think I am understanding.. You can take away but you can't add to the atomizer resistance reading, correct? So... since mine reads .01 lower, it will have to stay that way since adding mod resistance deducts from the attys res reading on screen.
Well that kinda sucks, I thought the DNA200 could do this task if needed. I just need to add .01 to my resistance reading on screen hmm.. Don't other mods like the XCube can do this?
@Wingsfan0310 thanks, I did see that option but I was just wondering if there was another solution so no matter what I screwed on it would read correctly.Well, if you were just determined to add resistance, why not choose the ohm lock under the profile tab. It should display what it detects the ohm value is and you can add your .01 to it, upload and it'll be locked to that value.
I may have missed it earlier in the thread, but what's the reason you're wanting to add .01 ohms to the resistance?
Edit - or what Wings said!
Congrats @prawdaeh , no reason to apologize for being wordy. Your excited, I would be to. Just in case you haven't already, here's a link to the Escribe software and tutorial. It will give you something to do while waiting for your Christmas present. I love my DNA200 mods and I think you will too.
Cheers,
Steve