I have been experimenting with building coils and using the TC mode on my eleaf pico. I purchased some 32AWG Ni200 Nickel wire. I made some coils for my velocity RDA and even tried to rebuild a melo 3 coil using Ni wire.
After figuring out number of wraps and different styles (round, twisted round) using the steam website as a rough guide I made some coils. I made one out of a twisted pair of the wire which had an initial resistance of .25 at room temp.
I wicked my coils added juice put mod in TC Ni mode and locked in my resistance. I started at 400 degrees and noticed I was not really getting any vapor. Why is that? I mean if it is TC and it is 400 degrees would that not begin to vaporize the liquid? To get a somewhat decent vape I bumped it up to 520 degrees. The vape was very cool and not much flavor compared to wattage mode on kanthal coils or wattage mode on nichrome.
I heard the Pico works really well with TC so what am I doing wrong?
I have purchased a rebuildable melo coil that I had hoped to use in TC mode. As of right now the TC vape is just not satisfying.
After figuring out number of wraps and different styles (round, twisted round) using the steam website as a rough guide I made some coils. I made one out of a twisted pair of the wire which had an initial resistance of .25 at room temp.
I wicked my coils added juice put mod in TC Ni mode and locked in my resistance. I started at 400 degrees and noticed I was not really getting any vapor. Why is that? I mean if it is TC and it is 400 degrees would that not begin to vaporize the liquid? To get a somewhat decent vape I bumped it up to 520 degrees. The vape was very cool and not much flavor compared to wattage mode on kanthal coils or wattage mode on nichrome.
I heard the Pico works really well with TC so what am I doing wrong?
I have purchased a rebuildable melo coil that I had hoped to use in TC mode. As of right now the TC vape is just not satisfying.
