Perfect. Ok. I'll grab some EM and use it at 1% or less to see if that rounds these out. Thank you for the help TT
Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
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Perfect. Ok. I'll grab some EM and use it at 1% or less to see if that rounds these out. Thank you for the help TT
You are correct. I had no way of knowing that until u told me because evolvs documentation fails to mention this
Yes the documentation is a bit lacking. As I understand it the new setups of the split applications will be easier to learn.
The nice thing is once you setup profiles and such for one dna device you can easily clone them out to any subsequent device.
What I’d recommend is to setup a couple of power profiles and a few temp control profiles for different materials. Then you just lock the up and down buttons and change profiles very easily and you don’t have to do much else to make it work well.
My wire types and profiles are
316L two or three temp settings
Lightening vapes 28/36 ss clapton wire with a lot of boost 2 temp settings
Nife 48
Ni200
Power with preheat boost
Power without preheat boost
I’m happy to post my setups in drop box. Also I need to check and see whether volcano ran the case analyzer. If not I’m going to run it and report back with the results.
This is a really good idea to make a diff profile for each of thase settng i dont really understand. It seems to unlikely ill ever use anything other than ss316L tho.
The. I’d make several ss profiles and several power and just name them accordingly.
It’s easier to change. A profile than it is to temp up form 395 to 455 for example. But if you can find one profile then nags fine just remember that wire type is held in profile settings. So if you’re really only going t use 316 just set every profile to that
maybe leave one for power mode. Or stagger them. Power ss power ss power ss. So you’re always one profile change away. If you haven’t tried nife wire you may want to. It’s got a much better tcr than ss and as a result it’s way make accurate.
Please do so. Thanks
Ok when I get to editing these I will!
@h00ligan - What % of the OSDIY flavorings did you use when you tried them? Just curious, because I like a sweetness in eliquids, so I usually use either Sweetener or Cotton Candy in most of my DIY. But, I don't use any of either one in the OSDIY One Stop Flavors or One Stop Blends. Maybe your % is a tad high?
For you folks who just got their Lavabox ... each time you change or take off/put back the same atty. Are you being asked the 'same coil / new coil' question? I'm not. I thought that was supposed to happen each time.
It only happens when the board detects a significant enough increase/decrease in the resistance. I think it's 10%. So, if you take off a 1.2 ohm atty and replace it with a .4 coil, it'll ask. If you take off the same 1.2 and replace it with a 1.1, it will not.
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Thanks Shawn ... I have 2 and both are acting the same. I just refused to believe I had 2 flaky boards.
I started at 10%. I was thinking it may be too low!
Yah it's not a bug. It's a feature. Remember that the DNA board poll a ton. Way more than any other boards. So you may find if you have atomizers that aren't rick solid you need to lock resistance for tc.
Thanks folks for the feedback. And my atty's are holding resistance just fine ... not issue their.
Well...that's about the average most people each one singly, so I don't think it's too low. I do use their Pink Lemonade at only 5-6% by itself, and it's still potent enough for me even at that. The rest that I've tried (6 so far), I use at between 8-10% singly. The only thing I make at 12% total...is when I combine the Lucky Shot and Lotta Latte at 6% each, to make what I call Caramel Latte.
Maybe you just like your eliquids alittle sweeter than I do. Everyone's taste is different. It can't hurt to try alittle TFA Cotton Candy in it. Although, it's only mildly sweet, and many use it as sort of a blender/smoother to help out other flavorings, especially bakery or dessert types. TFA Sweetener is strictly a sweetener and seems to be used mainly with fruity eliquids.
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