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what device
Those ohm readers that can fire the rda's ive looked for them but cant find any ive seen them on build videos
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Smart ass, but not suppose to build or dry fire on tc modsI think that's called a regulated box mod
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You never said TC .... But anyway you can build on a TC device you just can't fire it right away you need to take it off let it cool(some say put in freezer) then put it on device
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wise ass in every bunchI think that's called a regulated box mod
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im not real sure here,,,,,but I think on a temp control device it wont fire dry
edit:if its working properly
Ya tc, sorry. What info i did find on tc mods with my phoine said the chips r super sensitive so ur not suppose to do a dry fire adjustments cuz u run the risk of freakin the chip out
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It will but it only pulses... Or you could put it in power mode and slightly tap the fire button to see how its gonna glow.... I say screw all that wrap you coils and learn how to wrap them good cause a good wrapper knows what a coil will do with out having to dry fire it
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That is correct sir but as soft as it is you could make the build test the ohms on a meter then wick it juice it and adjust it then TC devices kinda regulate their selves if the coil has a hot spot it causes it to pulse fire so not like its bad just needs tweaking
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Dry firing nickle and especially titanium is not something to play with you need to know what your doing before you slap that on and build like its kanthal basically forget all your kanthal techniques and relearn how to wrap TC coils
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Yeah power is old vv/vw mode for kanthal
It will also heat your coil up so fast it will blow up like a fuse and snapped or melt the coil too
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Ya i just didnt kno if power mode pulsed if there was a hot spot on a kanthal build
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Best thing to do is start watching a good amount of reviewers doing TC builds and pile them together to get a safe way to make a TC build after 4-5 you will see the pattern with them
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I'm sorry but an ohm meter that can fire an Atty is ..... A box mod most normal ohm meters are 10-20$ you add in the electronics to make an ohm meter capable of firing and Atty and it would cost in the range of 40-50$
Alot of regulated box mods can be bought for 20-50$
So why insist on finding this elusive ohm meter that can fire an Atty IF it even exist... What's the point
There isn't one you want an ohm meter that can fire an Atty its called a sigelei 150 they normally run 56$
Orrrrrrrr when you wrap your kanthal coils you could always torch them prior to loading them in the Atty so there is no need to fire them
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I agree they r probably a bit on the spendy side but i dont like building on my mods at all im a little ocd like that i would rather have a ohm meter that i can build on fire on and be done they do exist but i cant find any for sale with my phone here is a pic of 1
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Yeah that's definitely an option probably come out cheaper in the long run too
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In fact I got an old meter and some broken mods I might have to make one myself
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I've thought bout tryin to do the same
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$85 fuck that plus doing a speciality build is more my style anyways
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I won't mess w TC coils lol
I'll buy those premade to go w specific devices and that's it.
It's too vague for me I know I would mess up
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I'll buy those premade to go w specific devices and that's it.
It's too vague for me I know I would mess up
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If you are going to spend 85, you are getting close to buying a cheap Fluke. I would trust a fluke, anytime before I would trust any of those...
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Premade coils are nothing more then coils that another person made that has taken the time to learn how they work
Just saying cause I have a friend like that why should I do that when I can just buy a coil
.... Well let see here pre built vs hand built
Prebuild =5.99$ for 1 coil that last 1 week - 1 month 5 pack 25.99-29.99 last 5 weeks-5 months
Hand built= roll of wire 3$-5$ for 100ft typical coil uses 8-12in of wire per coil disregarding the fact you can clean the coil that's still 100 coils
Ohhh and you need wick so 10.99 for 500 ft of wick lifetime supply comes out to .02198$ per foot
So yeah coils are nice but for that big of a discount I'll take some time and learn to wrap my coils to save some money but hey y'all do what y'all want that's the beauty of vaping ... So many options
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That I did, and I must say it's not to shabby
just made a little 15ml bottle but thinkin I might mix more up later so it has time to steep
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But a fluke meter can't test fire a coil like he's wanting...
I agree I have an ohm meter I hardly use and a reg box but I don't have a fluke sitting to the side incase and of the others go out
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I hate the damn thing its always wrong lolI have that exact ohm meter in blue
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Ya i think mines messed up sadly ive only had it a month
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@ottoslaborworks,
Those resistance meters which also fire atomizers are for the folks that figure eliminating the steps of moving their atomizers around while building (deck to meter to mod to deck to freezer to disney world) is worth a premium.
A mech will fire anything - even if firing it is a very bad idea.
Pulse firing TC coils should only be done with complete understanding of the risks and the knowledge to identify the problems pulsing Ti or Ni200 can create. There is no reason you can't fire the TC coils on a TC mod ... either switch to power mode (if your mod lets you decide) or turn the temperature and power or joules all the way up. It won't stop firing the coil until it reaches the temperature you have selected or hits the time limit trying. The chips are no more sensitive than less sophisticated variable wattage chips.
My concern is that you describe Kanthal builds for TC. You aren't going to get temperature control to work with Kanthal. You can run a Kanthal build on a TC Mod, but only in its power mode. If you are gonna twist Kanthal with Ni200 ... be very careful pulsing - the Kanthal can get plenty hot enough to destroy the Ni200.
IMO ... none of the little build deck meters are gonna get passed down to your grandchildren. They are notorious for failing pretty quickly. It'll prolly still work as a short detector - what's it read if you short an attached atty - hopefully 0.00.
Those resistance meters which also fire atomizers are for the folks that figure eliminating the steps of moving their atomizers around while building (deck to meter to mod to deck to freezer to disney world) is worth a premium.
A mech will fire anything - even if firing it is a very bad idea.
Pulse firing TC coils should only be done with complete understanding of the risks and the knowledge to identify the problems pulsing Ti or Ni200 can create. There is no reason you can't fire the TC coils on a TC mod ... either switch to power mode (if your mod lets you decide) or turn the temperature and power or joules all the way up. It won't stop firing the coil until it reaches the temperature you have selected or hits the time limit trying. The chips are no more sensitive than less sophisticated variable wattage chips.
My concern is that you describe Kanthal builds for TC. You aren't going to get temperature control to work with Kanthal. You can run a Kanthal build on a TC Mod, but only in its power mode. If you are gonna twist Kanthal with Ni200 ... be very careful pulsing - the Kanthal can get plenty hot enough to destroy the Ni200.
IMO ... none of the little build deck meters are gonna get passed down to your grandchildren. They are notorious for failing pretty quickly. It'll prolly still work as a short detector - what's it read if you short an attached atty - hopefully 0.00.