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Evic vt - who's getting one, who has one already?
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I use 28g ni200 for duals the mod fires down to .05 I got a dual 2.5 mm diameter 9 wrap and its a .07
ill try that. I generally try to stay around .08-1.0 since I have so many mods and some won't fire below .08. I like to be able to fill my tanks with different flavors and just grab them.
another great tank is the zephyrus. Its easy to build the rda and the fill port is really awesome.
I take it back the evic works like my yihi mods it was poor wicking and me jumping to conclusions. It owns the dna40 and made it his bitch.I love my new evic but I ha e to crank the temp to 500 to get the same vape as my ipv4 at 420the evic reminds me more of a dna40 vape. Anyone one else noticed that?
Some info straight from the website and they should have left the wattage in temp fixed at 60 and just adjust temp.to your liking. The device applies the right wattage to maintain that temp anyways.
Recommendation:
CL Head ——Nickel (Ni200)
Resistance: 0.2Ω+-0.0Ω
Temperature recommended: 500-550˚F(260-290℃）
Summit wattage: 60W
CL Head ——Titanium (Ti)
Resistance: 0.4Ω+-0.0Ω
Temperature recommended: 450-500˚F(230-260℃）
Summit wattage: 60W
Recommendation:
CL Head ——Nickel (Ni200)
Resistance: 0.2Ω+-0.0Ω
Temperature recommended: 500-550˚F(260-290℃）
Summit wattage: 60W
CL Head ——Titanium (Ti)
Resistance: 0.4Ω+-0.0Ω
Temperature recommended: 450-500˚F(230-260℃）
Summit wattage: 60W
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I have to ask, have you ever taken 1000hp down the track? Let alone 4000+? The fastest cars use manual transmission with slipper clutches. They may be air or solenoid shifted, but they use a clutch, and 95% of the time there is a Lenco trans behind that clutch. But I've also never seen an auto that will take that kind of power. At least not with good suspension and tires. Maybe viscous couplers have come a long ways since I was competing at that level, but with big hp you do not want to torque multiplication that a torque converter offers. Slow cars (slower than a 6 second 1/4 mile) get away with automatics, but not the big dogs. The first time I broke 3's in the 1/4, I was running a 5 speed Lenco and a quad disk slipper clutch, manual shift. Also, automatics have more parasitic loss (power lost to pumping fluid etc) than a manual. That hurts on the big end where you can actually use the power you have.
Sorry if this is off topic, but I have spent my life racing and I hate seeing that kind of info getting passed around in the wrong context. Automatics are faster in low power applications where the torque multiplication can help, and they are more consistent than the average driver, so they have a lot of victories in bracket racing, but when you are all out with the big dogs, you won't see them.
On topic, are these temp control mods running a temp sensor or do they calculate an estimated temp from resistance and power? It is an interesting concept, and I'm curious to how exactly it works.
sheesh yeah, you are right, you went way off topic. But to answer you question, yes i have driven quite a few fast cars. But, If you wanted to come online to talk about how fast you drive, you could have started your own thread. Yo. For goodness sake, Im not about to go THAT deep into car talk right now, this is an ecig forum. I was more trying to give this explanation to the common average person, while i completely understand what you are talking about i wasn't really trying t single out the 3 second drag cars from the 5 second drag cars. No need to go overboard on this...
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It wasn't my intention to insult you, just clarifying what was said. You said the fastest cars/dragsters were all automatics, and that is 100% wrong. Maybe the fastest street cars, but not when you throw "dragsters" in there. Again, no offense, but when you say something like that, I have to wonder how to take your opinion of the mod. As someone interested in this type of mod, I wanted to clarify to myself that you were just "dumbing it down" for the average joe. Because if you actually believed that, I sure wouldn't trust any info you post.
They don't actually measure temperature. They calculate the temperature based on the change in resistance of the wire. That's why you have to use nickel or titanium and have to pair the atty with the mod at the same temperature. With ni200 and ti the resistance changes as the temperature of the wire changes. It monitors that resistance change and converts it to the temperature. If the coil goes dry, it will heat up more and the resistance will change, thus the device knows the coil is dry.
It's not precise but it's close. If you put a temp gun on it, you will see that it stays close to the desired temp, but it goes plus or minus a few degrees.
They also don't bring you to the temperature you put in, they limit you to the set temperature. If I run my Dna devices at 430degrees and 15 watts, I will almost never hit the 430 degrees unless there is no airflow or the wick is dry and that's because he device stays around 370degrees. If I bump up the watts to 20-25, I get closer to the limit. Going up to 30-40 watts, I will hit it quickly without a ton of airflow
hahahah, YUP, tell everyone, that what Kwtony says is a lie!!
Listen guy, Im going to suggest you go ahead and ignore me, that way you dont have to be subject to all these lies. I love this forum feature!!
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Thank you @Mroutlaw. That is the perfect explanation. Man, now I want one of these.
That's fine, I didn't mean to offend, but whatever. Have a good one. I don't see why that got you so angry, it was not my intention. I am sorry to have stepped on your toes. It was not my intention, just trying to figure out what you were saying.
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Wow, edit your post to be an even bigger doutche. Lmao, you got that butthurt over a simple question? What rock have you been hiding under your whole life to have skin that thin?hahahah, YUP everything kwtony says is a lie, Listen guy, Im going to suggest you go ahead and ignore me, that way you dont have to be subject to all these lies. I love this forum feature!!
Umm, yes. I didn't hear it till you asked and I held it up to my ear.
weird, because I've seen several things online that say its normal. Grimm Green said his also has it. its a really high pitched sound you can hear if you put it to your ear
It's the toroidal coil (doughnut looking thing with copper wire coiled around it) in the unit doing it's thing and ramping up voltage/wattage.
Yes
Yes. It comes with the ego one xl. It's an ok tank, but the heads aren't very good because the juice flow can't keep up. The Clr heads are good because that have more for juice flow.
The other subohm tanks I have are awesome on it. It can use ni200 and ti coils down to .05 ohms and kanthal down to .15ohm and .25ohm. If you use a coil between .15 and .24ohms, it will limit your power to 50-55w but anything .25 and over, you have 60w
Only thing I've found that I consider a subjective con is that it has a slight high pitched noise when the device is on and when in temperature mode, the lowest wattage setting is 30w
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Yeah, just a little annoying. I would like to know what it is though. If you stop using the device and put it down, the noise does turn off after 3 minutes and 30 seconds. (3 minutes after screen turns off
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My Sigelei 150 makes the same sound.
woud up a .5 twisted coil for the rba deck and blew a cloud that would rival some concert hall fog mahines
What rta is that
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yeah, i kinda figured that. I was a little concerned because it continues long after pressing the fire button. But at least it turns off after 3 minutes. only other downsides I found is that the fire button rattles and you can't set below 30w in VT mode, but those are both subjective. Especially since most people aren't like me and vape at 30w or higher
ok, so ti mode is awesome and works great. Just built a dual coil, 9 wrap 26g ti on a 3mm rod for my mephesto, comes in at .3 ohms and puts off incredible flavor and vapor. Now if we can just get yihi to put an update on the 350j chip to support Ti, all will be good
Make sure you use the coupon "10percentoff"
10PERCENTOFF that is what I use and it accepted it. My order was today so it should work.
They list it as a kit, so hope that is what I'm getting. I will let you know when I receive it.
I tried a few more times, no worky
Don't know why it is not working for you. They have a chat section on there website, hit them up.
