Strange, I don't really have those issues...
Normal wattage mode, the wattage stays the same, but the temperature keeps increasing. As the longer you keep the fire button down, the hotter the vape gets. Worse is when you start to chain vape, not only does it get hotter, but it gets really hot. If you don't start adjusting the wattage down manually, things will start to burn.
Really? So you can build for both MTL and DTL vaping and either 1 second hits or 15 second hits without changing any settings can you?Yup... but I still don't have those issues, I have my builds tuned to perform just fine for my vaping habits.
I don't take 15s hits... Again, "I have my builds tuned to perform just fine for my vaping habits.", even when I MTL I'm not breaking 10s, and yes I actually use the same build on my "travel vape" to MTL and DL with Kanthal and no TC.
Sure if you vape exactly the same every time. But how are you going to learn anything if you only know one way to do it?
I can vape without TC too, I have done it for years. But it still doesn't beat TC though. Sure you can boil water and make coffee, but it isn't the same if you get the water just to the right temperature and make it that way. Same with your vape.I don't take 15s hits... Again, "I have my builds tuned to perform just fine for my vaping habits.", even when I MTL I'm not breaking 10s, and yes I actually use the same build on my "travel vape" to MTL and DL with Kanthal and no TC.
You may have found uses, and that's great. But, if the question is "what's the point of TC if I can vape how I want without issues" well the answer is that there is no real point.
My experience with TC is that either I'm not making use of it (setting the temperature cap high enough that it doesn't kick in) or it's ruining my experience, I like that ramping heat. Granted I hear you can set a curve on the escribe or whatever it's called for DNA temp control, so maybe that'd work, but for general TC, it just seems like a governor in a car.
My builds no matter what they are usually land me in the .08 to .17 zone, for series builds i usually run .3 to .4
Well that explains it. You don't know how to use TC. Thus it makes sense you like adjusting wattage alone. People who understands it, makes it work for them and not the other way around.
The power is supposed to cut back if you have it set right because it is up too high to instantly heat up the coil in a thousand of a second. This is called instant ramp up time. If it doesn't cut back, it will be up to two thousand degrees in two seconds. Learn how to use it first man. Any knuckle dragger can use wattage only, that takes no brains at all.
Why does it bother you that i dislike your prefered vape style.
Look... the idea of TC is really simple. Too low of temperature you get a cold vape, low flavor, and low vapor. Too high of temperature and you get hot vapor, burnt taste, and restricting vapor production. Vaping is a lot like cooking. Like if you fry an egg in the pan and the pan is 450°F, you are going to instantly burn your egg. That sucks.
I don't get any dry hits, burning tastes or flaming cotton.. I never TC
I just read this whole Thread and BillW50 has had something crazy to say about almost every single reply... Hey man, what works for some people may not work for you and vise versa.
There is a huge difference between a vape connoisseur and caveman vaper. That is all I am saying.
Not the same thing. Water is H²O man. Try to burn water in a pan. Ever seen burnt water? Ever seen your coils turn black from 100% water? I never have. Now e-juice contains VG, PG, food flavoring, sometimes sweeteners, and nicotine. Can any of these ingredients burn? You bet they can. There is a huge difference between heating water and heating e-juice as any connoisseur can tell you.
Tc coil builds dont gunk? Theyre eternal? Duly noted.
If ive been vaping 5 years and the vape works for me and ive advanced as far as id like and disreguard new vape styles that dont work for me, i dont see how why this is an issue for you.
Sure. And I bet some people still cook by rubbing two sticks together too. Nothing wrong with that if it works for you. But other more intelligent people already knows about harm reduction. They know at the higher the vape temperatures, the more likely the vapor becomes dangerous. And by throttling the max temperature, you are reducing the possibility of harm. For some this is important and for others, they could give a rat's ass.
Damn dude you sure are a raging bag of douche.
Ever heard of the term 'Ad hominem'? You're continuously grossly over-exaggerating the downsides of wattage rather than actually describing the benefits of TC. Doesn't make for a very good commentary.
Bro, take out your nickel coils... Notice they're black too? It's still getting heated up and gunked up.
Because a lot of foods need to be cooked within a given temperature range. Getting the right temperature is very important to get the best flavor and result. Same is true for vaping as well. As many experienced vapers will tell you how at a given temperature, they can taste this and that. And changing the temperature brings in more off this flavor and less of that flavor. Vaping is all about the temperature.
No, my nickel coils wipe clean. And my last without cleaning for 4 weeks on average.Bro, take out your nickel coils... Notice they're black too? It's still getting heated up and gunked up.
No, no,never! Never take anything I say as the absolute truth. I can be wrong as much as anybody else could be.
There was no TC when vaping started 10 years ago.. people have been doing this awhile and are healthy. That's proof enough, no need to knock others because you feel you're on some higher scale of vaping because you throttle your temperature. People who think they're better than every other person for no reason like you make me sick. Someone asked a simple question, no need to go on a rant.
