jackmormon
Member For 4 Years
Freaking enablers
I have one other suggestion, try cleaning your battery contacts with a Q-tip dipped in rubbing Alcohol (not dripping wet). You can also clean the contacts on the batteries themselves. If you have contact cleaner that will work too. That's just what I would try. You can hold off on that if you don't get that glitch/problem again. I just thinking out loud here.The weirdest shit is happening. Now there showing a full charge. Huh must have been a glitch I'm geussing. All is fine now. I checked the watt hours and battery specs are all set right. Idk what it was but now it's showing a full charge. And I'm pretty sure I have authentic hg2. I bought from a reputable dealer and have checked them with volt meter before because of the scare with fakes. But all is good now. Thanks for the quick help steve.
Yeah I will clean contacts and make sure battery's are making good contact. Will let you know if it happens again. Thanks again steve. You really do make life so much easier for us dna/escribe newbees... much appreciated.I have one other suggestion, try cleaning your battery contacts with a Q-tip dipped in rubbing Alcohol (not dripping wet). You can also clean the contacts on the batteries themselves. If you have contact cleaner that will work too. That's just what I would try. You can hold off on that if you don't get that glitch/problem again. I just thinking out loud here.
Cheers,
Steve
Edit Maybe the batteries weren't in the contacts quite right. Like I said, I'm just thinking out loud. Keep and eye on it and let us know if the issue repeats itself.
Thanks for the kind words, they are very much appreciated. Just trying to be helpful.Yeah I will clean contacts and make sure battery's are making good contact. Will let you know if it happens again. Thanks again steve. You really do make life so much easier for us dna/escribe newbees... much appreciated.
it wouldn't hurt, If youre connecting to escribe....or you can just take the batteries out when youre connectingThis may sound like a stupid question but has anyone found a way to connect the device to USB without charging? Reason I ask, most of the research I have done has indicated that charging by USB isn't recommended for multiple 18650 mods. Or am I wrong?
And before anyone asks, reason for doing so is to use the Escribe software only for changes/monitoring and not charging.
That's cool buddy, just got in under the wire.Well I'm happy I pulled the trigger on my ecig order this morning since they are now out of stock!
Lmfao, yeah that was bound to happen the way you and I have been pumping that mod. Glad I got 2 while the getting was good. Hcigar or ecig should send you and I a commission check. Lol.That's cool buddy, just got in under the wire.
@Deucesjack I'm LMAO, I knew they were going to run out (It's an inside joke). I'm going to regret cancelling my fourth one on Memorial Day Weekend
Cheers,
Steve
LOL, I was thinking the exact same thing.Oh good. They are OOS, The temptation to purchase again has been lifted. Now I'll be stalking to see when they are back in.
Glad I got my 2 while they were in stock.Well I'm happy I pulled the trigger on my ecig order this morning since they are now out of stock!
When vt133 is purchased from ecig do they have the latest escribe update for the firmware or should I go onto evolv website and download the latest version. Or do I not know what I'm talking about? Lol.. Im assuming there are updates threw evolv.
Mine had the latest version of Firmware and Escribe. On Escribe click the help tab at the very top, then "About Escribe". A window should pop up telling you it's Version 1.0.42. For the firmware, hook up your mod to Escribe and at the bottom of the device monitor it should tell you your Firmware version, mine is 2016- 02-23.When vt133 is purchased from ecig do they have the latest escribe update for the firmware or should I go onto evolv website and download the latest version. Or do I not know what I'm talking about? Lol.. Im assuming there are updates threw evolv.
Will check..thanksMine had the latest version of Firmware and Escribe. On Escribe click the help tab at the very top, then "About Escribe". A window should pop up telling you it's Version 1.0.42. For the firmware, hook up your mod to Escribe and at the bottom of the device monitor it should tell you your Firmware version, mine is 2016- 02-23.
Here's the link to the early firmware when it's released:
http://evolvapor.forumchitchat.com/post/early-firmware-7508618?pid=1291935653
It says the latest is 2016-02-29 but I tried the other night and it's still the 2016-02-23.
Cheers,
Steve
Edit I also have this thread here I try to keep updated with the latest firmware:
Evolv Releases a New Test Firmware Update For The DNA200
Nice. Sounds like you are all set. Let me know what you think when you get it loaded. I hope you like it!Steve, I was able to download your settings using a new laptop I bought with Win10, for the life of me I still don't know how it worked. I saved your links to downloads, when I plugged the 133 in, your download was in the evolv folder. No idea how that happened, but then again I haven't mastered Win10 yet either.....
I uploaded the settings last night, it works perfectly.....thanks again....!Nice. Sounds like you are all set. Let me know what you think when you get it loaded. I hope you like it!
Cheers,
Steve
Sweet. I was an effort to get the file but it was pretty quick after that. If I knew the DL wasn't working for you (I thought you had it straightened out awhile ago), I would have sent it to you sooner.I uploaded the settings last night, it works perfectly.....thanks again....!
I agree with you. I started this thread back in December. The mod looked ok, but it took awhile before I finally bought one. I'm not sure quite what it is about it, but it is special. Just looking at the pictures that were around (manufacturer) it didn't seem like anything all that special. Once you get one and use it, it's hard to put down. This mod just has the intangibles that are hard to explain or covey in pictures. I think some of the pictures in this thread are also better than the professional pictures I have seen. I know I've personally went out of my way in an attempt to help people with this mod in ways that I haven't done before. To me it's just a special mod and it was a steal at ~$80.Wow out of stock guess I just got mine in too. 2 days with this and I'm thinking build quality is VERY GOOD. See about finish but loving it so far. Especially when you consider 80 bucks it was a steal. I watched several reviews when it came out and it seems like they changed or did some stuff different. I had a vt200 for couple months and loved it except for battery life and this thing cures that. I thought the 133 wouldn't be as comfortable in hand but it is and that's what I really liked about the 200. Think I'll fancy my duo up with some nice real wood panels and make it my at home mod. Then figure out how I'm going to order another one of these when back in Stock.
I'm one of those, Steve. I think you know that. I never even entertained the idea of owning one until your posts. It's very hard to explain what it is about this mod. It is way, way above what I expected.I agree with you. I started this thread back in December. The mod looked ok, but it took awhile before I finally bought one. I'm not sure quite what it is about it, but it is special. Just looking at the pictures that were around (manufacturer) it didn't seem like anything all that special. Once you get one and use it, it's hard to put down. This mod just has the intangibles that are hard to explain or covey in pictures. I think some of the pictures in this thread are also better than the professional pictures I have seen. I know I've personally went out of my way in an attempt to help people with this mod in ways that I haven't done before. To me it's just a special mod and it was a steal at ~$80.
Cheers,
Steve
Well, that was quick.
For people just getting their VT133, I would recommend having a dedicated pocket for it. No keys or anything else that could scratch up the battery cover.
For people that have bought the black cover, would you say it has a similar flimsy coating that could scratch easily? I really wish the black cover had the rubbery coating of the other colors. The blue looks ok, I just don't really like bright colors on my mods.
Yeah, I keep my mod in my pocket all the time with the black and silver color. It's in there with my knife and keys. Never got a scratch. My VF Classic is a different story though. That thing is all scratched up. Wish they would have made that one in SS. I also have an ADC that I keep the VT in. Still no scratches.I must be the odd ball here but I like the bright colors on the black frame. Most of my mods have been Black. As it turns out my favorite mods are these with the bright color covers and my Blood Red Lavabox. I haven;t had any problems with chipping or scratching and I don't baby my mods either. Must just be lucky I guess. Now if I could get that luck to transfer over to my Power Ball ticket, everything will be golden
Cheers,
Steve
Oh man! I am sorry to hear that. I bought my first one back in April and later I got three more and all of the door colors. I haven't been careful with any of mine and nothing happened except the black frame ones have showed very small wear on the bottom from sliding on tables.Well, that was quick.
For people just getting their VT133, I would recommend having a dedicated pocket for it. No keys or anything else that could scratch up the battery cover.
For people that have bought the black cover, would you say it has a similar flimsy coating that could scratch easily? I really wish the black cover had the rubbery coating of the other colors. The blue looks ok, I just don't really like bright colors on my mods.
I have a theory on why the Black and Silver doors have the metallic texture instead if the rubbery texture of the brightly colored doors.They really should have figured out how to do the black and silver in the same way as the colors. I'd get black if they did. I'm not fond of bright colors, either but the blue grew on my right away.
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I first thought so too. But the silver frame and the silver door doesn't match well (the shades are different). Although the black on black looks good.I have a theory on why the Black and Silver doors have the metallic texture instead if the rubbery texture of the brightly colored doors.
I would bet it's because the frames of the VT133 are either Silver or Black. The Silver and Black doors would have to color match the frames or they would look bad (2 different shades). The brightly colored doors didn't have to color match a frame so they were free to use a different type of paint. That's what makes the most sense to me anyway.
Don't go ruining my well thought out theory with facts .I first thought so too. But the silver frame and the silver door doesn't match well (the shades are different). Although the black on black looks good.
Well in an attempt to save my theory, maybe the Silver frame faded due to UV exposure before you got the door . I'm just messing around Bill. I'm just trying to make sense of why they didn't do all the doors in the same type/texture of paint.That is why I was excited to get one with a silver cover to go with my silver VT133. Oddly enough it doesn't look as good as I thought it would.
I guess it isn't downright horrible.
I love the black frame to. But I personally love all blacked out mods. All my mods are black except the rx200s which they only had silver and gray presales. All my tanks and rdas are black besides 2. Just love the stealth black out look.Since you have both color frames, I wonder if person it looks the same as it does to me. I really prefer the Black frame. It just seems like it matches all the colors of the doors better. I just like the look of the Black frame better period. It could just be the pictures, that's why I wonder if in person it's that way to you? Could also just be personal preference on my part.
Cheers,
Steve
Edit Out of all those pictures the Silver on Silver looks the best to me though (I mean if I had a Silver frame)
You're not odd, I like the bright colors too. The black and blue look fantastic.I must be the odd ball here but I like the bright colors on the black frame. Most of my mods have been Black. As it turns out my favorite mods are these with the bright color covers and my Blood Red Lavabox. I haven;t had any problems with chipping or scratching and I don't baby my mods either. Must just be lucky I guess. Now if I could get that luck to transfer over to my Power Ball ticket, everything will be golden
Cheers,
Steve
I'm going to use the Dip spray for my silver door. The best thing about using the rubberized spray is, no need to scuff it. AND, if you don't like the results, you can peel it off with ease leaving you with the original finish.