Evic

[womble]

If I remove the battery, will it remember my puff count etc to transfer to the software on my pc?

I don't fancy relying on it to charge my batteries, so want to charge the batteries in my proper charger. But I also don't want to be connecting it to my pc every day.

[madwill]

It does indeed remember everything mate, im always changing my batterys and my puff count has never reset

[womble]

Apr 27, 2013 23:43:11 GMT madwill said:

It does indeed remember everything mate, im always changing my batterys and my puff count has never reset

Thankyou, easy answer

[blakey]

Won't remember the time though after a few seconds so be quick with those changes

[Toondog]

Apr 28, 2013 5:16:29 GMT blakey said:

Won't remember the time though after a few seconds so be quick with those changes

Strange cos mine does Blakey, I left it for about three hours the other day when I switched to my vamo in short mode whilst I charged all my 18650's when I turned it on again the time was all zeros but within a min the time was fine again.
Chris.

[madwill]

Apr 28, 2013 5:16:29 GMT blakey said:

Won't remember the time though after a few seconds so be quick with those changes

Thats strange because mine didn't have a battery in it yesterday i was having a vamo day while i charged my 18650s ,i just put one in and mine says time and date fine,sounds like you got a faulty one mate.

[Greigster]

+1 for me, took the battery out of my Evic/bOd setup last night and popped it back just now and it has remembered all details including date and time. Thats with the battery out for 14 hours.

[blakey]

Maybe I have a duff one then, mostly mine are never without a battery in them but the first one I got did not hold the time settings after 20-30 secs of removing the battery and got reset on the PC with the data sync. It'd be interesting to know how long the evic stores power for.
Wouldn't be without them though, cracking devices when the tubes are replaced.