Hi,
I got a problem with my new Pegasus, when I press Fire button it turns off or sometime the Aspire logo appear.
If I remove the atomizer the "Check Atomizer" appear correctly, if I plug my atomizer to a battery it work correctly ...
Someone can help me please ?
Best regards,
but perhaps this come from my atomizer... ? Have you ever met a similar problem ?
I have try many atomizer yesterday same problem, I have see in the documentation : "11. Pressing the fire button 3 time within 1.5 seconds will cause the screen to shut off" ...Perhaps there are a bad contact with the fire button ? But in that case why the Aspire logo appear sometime ?
Also the instructions that your referencing: "11) Pressing the fire botton 3x in 1.5sec will turn the screen off". This wouldn't be for your current model Pegasus, those User Manual Instructions would be for Upgraded Pegasus, that they haven't released yet (Aspire will start shipping the Upgraded Pegasus at the end of October).
It sounds like if you get the correct Amp Discharge Battery, it should resolve the problem you're having. Best of luck and let us know how it goes. Any more questions just ask.. ;)
I was not able to go to the store this weekend. I will go next one...
@Southy321 , I have the red Efest 2250mAh IMR18650 3.7V Li-Mn Battery, but I also have try with an Samsung ICR18650-26F battery but same problem. I have also try to plug my Atlantis, and the Nautilus of a friend without any success...
If you want to stay within the same brands, try the Efest purple 2500 (and only that one) or the Samsung 25R 2500.
Both are 20 A.
The Aspire batteries are also good :)
@alexmjp I don't think it's the Mod or the Tanks your using, that's causing the problem. When you fire the Pegasus for the first time, either with a new/changing tank or switching batteries, it's going to complete a 30Watt (7V+) Pulse for 3-4 secs to determine VW/TC Mode. If you have a low Amp Battery, under 20A it's never allowing the Mod to complete the Pulse Sequence. This Pulse time can become even longer, on a 20A battery, as the charge decreases.
@Cegoca Direct and to the point. That's what I was getting at eventually.. lol