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Hi,
Long time on/off vaper here, and got recently hit by a bout of the shynitis. So many nice things, reduced prices, sometimes actually ‘cheap cheap' likes 10$ for a mod, and without really realizing, I had spent at least a couple of hundreds on new mods, a new atomizer and more stuff that I absolutely do not need. But maybe there’s stuff in there that I actually like, and if it makes me vague t rather je and every missed smoke is a win.
Possibly I won’t even unbox all of them…just kidding, I will wanna know if they work , at least.
But that’s not why I’m writing: some of my favorite mods for the last years have been the Teslacigs mods, particularly the plastic ones with the funny colors (like the WYE series. I was still not infected by shynitis back then, so I completely missed the WYE II /86 Watts. Sooner or later there will be used ones for a decent price, I hope ). I also really like their software, for my purposes (TC vaper) , it wor of as much as Arctic Fox, but they seem to have a flaw that always bugged me. So I said to myself that as a now retired coder, I should be able to maybe help make the Teslacigs models compatible with Arctic Fox, or otherwise maybe fix what I don’t like. I figured the reason that they aren’t yet, is certainly because they’re not (enough) popular. But maybe I’m wrong, and they’re just hard to work with.
Either way, I opened a GitHub account as well as an NFE team account, where I left an introductory message just like this one here. And my main (and for now only) question was, how do I get started? To which somebody told me to take the box apart and identify its MCU. So I answered that the board contained no number, names or any other ‘inscriptions’, just about a dozen of black ‘chips’, at least on the side where the chips are. Unfortunately i got no further answers, and a search didn’t help me either, so I’m giving it a try here. Does anybody know how I identify my MCU? If I remove the board complete, should there be any identifying letters and numbers? Or could it be that nobody has done anything about Teslacig mods because their MCU is unidentifiable??
And the dumbest question of them all…what exactly stands MCU for?
I know I’ll probably have to find these answers on the NFE team forum , but I can always try…
So, anyone, maybe?
Hi,
Long time on/off vaper here, and got recently hit by a bout of the shynitis. So many nice things, reduced prices, sometimes actually ‘cheap cheap' likes 10$ for a mod, and without really realizing, I had spent at least a couple of hundreds on new mods, a new atomizer and more stuff that I absolutely do not need. But maybe there’s stuff in there that I actually like, and if it makes me vague t rather je and every missed smoke is a win.
Possibly I won’t even unbox all of them…just kidding, I will wanna know if they work , at least.
But that’s not why I’m writing: some of my favorite mods for the last years have been the Teslacigs mods, particularly the plastic ones with the funny colors (like the WYE series. I was still not infected by shynitis back then, so I completely missed the WYE II /86 Watts. Sooner or later there will be used ones for a decent price, I hope ). I also really like their software, for my purposes (TC vaper) , it wor of as much as Arctic Fox, but they seem to have a flaw that always bugged me. So I said to myself that as a now retired coder, I should be able to maybe help make the Teslacigs models compatible with Arctic Fox, or otherwise maybe fix what I don’t like. I figured the reason that they aren’t yet, is certainly because they’re not (enough) popular. But maybe I’m wrong, and they’re just hard to work with.
Either way, I opened a GitHub account as well as an NFE team account, where I left an introductory message just like this one here. And my main (and for now only) question was, how do I get started? To which somebody told me to take the box apart and identify its MCU. So I answered that the board contained no number, names or any other ‘inscriptions’, just about a dozen of black ‘chips’, at least on the side where the chips are. Unfortunately i got no further answers, and a search didn’t help me either, so I’m giving it a try here. Does anybody know how I identify my MCU? If I remove the board complete, should there be any identifying letters and numbers? Or could it be that nobody has done anything about Teslacig mods because their MCU is unidentifiable??
And the dumbest question of them all…what exactly stands MCU for?
I know I’ll probably have to find these answers on the NFE team forum , but I can always try…
So, anyone, maybe?