Negative, I prefer to build usually
Sorry @Vlad1 I'll try and get those for you before I hit the bed
That actually makes more sense right there since the DNA has a minimum integer available of 0.001.. And it can jump at one point.
Bought the Sigelei 75w for my most recent mod. On the way. I think TC is Bull Shit. But it's neat. Clouds are fun. I don't know why. Just glad I can blow them. Lungs are important.
.. the cm comes standard with an 1100 may lipo. The dual 18650 is an add on you can buy, or they are going to have a 1300 expansiom
Thanks, man. Im gonna give it a shot. Unfortunately, we only have Mac's in the house, so I am going to be relying on other people's PC's until I can get windows to run in a bootcamp partition on my macbook. I saw on the evolv forum that they might be coming out with escribe for mac in 4th quarter 2016..
The consensus is you need to run 304 TCR. It's 101-105. 316,which is what it is is 91. Well... 0.00091. But everyone that runs that says it's too cold. I agree. 304 works well. You need to lock ohms. The coil degrades and ohms wander. The window is so narrow for SS it really throws off TC with the Crown coils and nickle legs. But I run all mine in TC
Once you set your profiles you are done. The only thing that screws you is preheat. Do your self a favor and set up a "soft" and "hard" profile for the coil you want. You can't adjust preheat on the mod. That's what I do. I switch to a soft profile for new coil and go to harder one after it breaks in and gunks up. That will save you trips to the PC.
Damp cotton won't burn all the way up to 550. I run mine around 500-550 without any problems.
There are no safety issues involved here, the worst that could happen is that you burn your cotton just a little bit or damage your coil head in extreme cases, nothing to worry about, adjust the temp limit to your liking, cool to warm vape, just work your way up until you reach a level that satisfy your vaping needs!
Thanks. That's great news. Still learning. I can't seem to tell. But when temp protect comes on. Does that mean the device is no longer firing? Before bed I was at 450f for a great vape. This morning the temp protection kept coming on. Had to bump up to 500 to get decent vape. Yet it's colder in my house this morning. Odd.
Thanks. Best explanation ever.Temp Protection means that the device is lowering the power output to just maintain the coil temperature on what it is set to until you release the button, it does not totally cut off power, so if you have wattage set for say 40W, when temp protection kicks in the device could lower that to 10-15W just to maintain the current temp of the coil.
Temp protection needs an absolutely stable connections on coil, tank, base and 510, your resistance can not be playing around at rest, this tends to mess it up, also the base resistance which you are supposed to lock needs to be locked at room temp, but yes TC will work differently every now and then because these factors do change, do not deal with it as a very specific formula, it is just a rough approximation of coil's temp.
Take it easy, tweak to your liking, there is not much there to learn about TC, it is a simple function
are you using spaced or contact for SS TC?
They must be very well spaced as in having clear spacing between each wrap for best results with TC, the coil needs to heat evenly for TC to work properly and contact coils do heat so much more from the center than they do from the outer ends which makes TC performance inconsistent.
