virtualpurple
Well-Known Member
One mod you want to avoid since more than a couple of us had a problem with one of the 4 batteries getting eaten up by the mod to the point that some of us lost cells before we realized this mod ate batteries whether it was on or off.
AVOID THE RX300. Besides that model, I am unaware of any model specific issue.
I am not sure if I have in fact fixed the issue completely but I was having similar issues as yours with the RX300 I downloaded and applied a patch I found online using nfeTools (I’m pretty sure), then loading the latest sur.myevic firmware (I was hoping to make it work for the g43). This alone didn’t solve the issue but using the eVic firmware I’ve been able to at least ease the symptoms, I just don’t want to say I’ve fixed anything because this is just within the last few days.
To clarify, I first flashed this firmware file https://github.com/ClockSelect/myevic/commit/3899d75f1fc0d69fa937828c3230a79aaaf48491
And then flashed this more current firmware recommended for the G43.
https://forum.vapelife.com/discussion/download/13776/myevic.bin
The battery drain - I went into the expert options menu and then went into the battery menu, which oddly showed one battery slot that was set at an odd voltage setting while the others were zeroed. Once I zeroed out this value I noticed that my batteries appear to be draining evenly as near as I can tell.
Overheating - There are a few things that I have done that seem to be helping with the device reading too hot.
1. Again I went to the expert menu. The third option from the bottom has a temperature setting. I’m not sure if it represents the board temp or what, but I set it down as low as I can, which is somewhere in the 32 degree range.
Next, while still in the expert menu, I moved down to the MAX submenu, the third line down also has a temperature value. This one I set to the highest temperature available (210 degrees).
2. At the same time I had done those changes I had saw a video for folks troubleshooting the device got message on other more popular RX mods and saw that some people have resolution after tightening the screws in the battery bay where they insert the batteries. With the RX300 when you open the door and look you will see 3 small gold screws. Mine felt tight so I loosened them and then re-tightened.
I don’t know which changes have made the bigger difference but what I can say is that I was able to run my G43 last night for multiple bowls back to back with wattages as high as 13 watts. Prior to these changes I would get my device too hot message sometimes just after a 4 minute pre-heat.
So it looks like for the the time being all I can say with certainty is that my batteries no longer drain unevenly.
I am now experimenting with the Splinter V1 and the tubo-x. My splinter is running pretty smooth with the tcr set at 125 (will have to double check the coil resistance later). The tubo-x I’m having a little more trouble with so far.
I’d really love to flash to the latest firmware by @funkyjunky, I just think he has it perfectly dialed in, but I’m kinda afraid I’ll put myself back into the battery and overheating issues.
I just hope this will be helpful to anyone else who bought the RX300 and found it to be a lemon.
*edit 1* clarified the order of the firmwares I flashed as well as links.
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