Triade DNA 250 Mod resistance setting

[mxethey]

Hi all
Anybody know the mod resistance on the triade dna 250.
Still not confident enough with case analyzer 

[SteveF]

You don't need to run case analyser to get the internal resistance. Basically you need to make a dead short and use atomiser analyser it will give a reading of 0.00?
First set the mods internal resistance to zero before trying to take a reading.....oh and don't fire the mod




I wouldn't swear to it but since the latest service pack updates my DNAs won't read the internal resistance with the copper tool. So you may not actually need to?? VapingBad ??

[decoy]

off the top off my head i think its someting like 0.006 but i could be wrong

[decoy]

you can do heath robinson on an old elite



removed innards and soldered the end




seems to work
i reset to factory settings like a right boob with out noteing mod res

[VapingBad]

It hasn't worked on DNA 200/250 since at least V1.2 for mods with very low IR (I think less than 0.004 ohm), Evolv have it on the to do list and it is to do with a current safety limit for the test and the changes they made to do the really good regulation with ss. Nothing stopping you loading some old fw testing it then updating to the current version. I find a soldered carto best for testing evolvapor.forumchitchat.com/post/mod-resistance-7522239?&pid=1289797421

[SteveF]

VapingBad I now have all four running on SP5 and have IR for two mods, which is more than I had an hour ago. The other two must be under 0.004 then.
When I loaded SP2 none of them would register, I reset them to the reading from when they were new and left it at that.

edit.. I tried resetting to pre SP and whatever changes it made seem to be set for good. I would have happilly gone back to V1.0.29  or whatever it was had I known  that the SP updates were going to make permanent changes to the firmware.

[VapingBad]

SteveF you can see it when you are tightening the test piece the res goes down as it get tighter then it goes over the current limit and show ?

You can get a reading with old fw though if it is really important.

[mxethey]

Thanks so far for all the advice.
I still can't understand why the manufactures don't load the complete package for the mods, if there putting dna's boards in them.

Would be real nice if we could start a thread on a list of manufactures mods settings for dna 60/75/200/250 all in one place

[SteveF]

I don't get anything but ? on two mods, not even a flash of resistance.
Important....don't know... the two I use solely with TC with I've managed to get readings.

I'm sure that you are a perfectionist? I'm more slap-dash and buggrit if it works ok.  But I just find it niggles when something doesn't quite work as it did after an update.
Broken record comes to mind

[VapingBad]

Having it at 0 is better than having it too high and it really mainly matters for very low res builds like < 0.1 ohm. I had a quick search to see if anybody had posted it on the DNA forum with no luck, you could try emailing the vendor or Lost Vape.

[SteveF]

Jan 23, 2017 21:59:59 GMT mxethey said:

Thanks so far for all the advice.
I still can't understand why the manufactures don't load the complete package for the mods, if there putting dna's boards in them.

Would be real nice if we could start a thread on a list of manufactures mods settings for dna 60/75/200/250 all in one place

Wismec did a full profile for the Rolo but lord only knows how they got the case cooling figures.

Internal resistance for pretty much all DNAs will be slightly different from 0.004 to 0.01?, there are some good 18650 profiles available on the Evolve forum and here..... dna200.de , I assume as they are for 3x18650 the wismec discharge profiles will be the same.