Help~~what is the advantage of TC Tank?

[Nolan Ross]

confused about the TC Tank, any difference with the normal Tank atomizer?

 

[AmandaD]

Temperature Control only works with either nickel (Ni00), titanium (Ti) or stainless steel (and not all TC devices have a ss setting). The first two can only be used in TC mode, while SS can be used in either TC or wattage mode. The advantage for some people is that temperature is limited which should prevent dry hits, and the vape should be very consistent.

That said, I don't bother with it anymore, and while I do prefer ss, I use it in power mode.

 

[Nolan Ross]

Temperature Control only works with either nickel (Ni00), titanium (Ti) or stainless steel (and not all TC devices have a ss setting). The first two can only be used in TC mode, while SS can be used in either TC or wattage mode. The advantage for some people is that temperature is limited which should prevent dry hits, and the vape should be very consistent.

That said, I don't bother with it anymore, and while I do prefer ss, I use it in power mode.

Tkx so much

 

[Jim_MDP]

nm

 

[Nolan Ross]

nm

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[Jim_MDP]

Thanks to a misreading of the intent of your Title and OP, I had a nice post about marketing and TC products.
Realized my mistake about four seconds after hitting "Post Reply" so I deleted it.

"NM" = never mind.

 

[Deucesjack]

TC tanks run SS, Ti, or Ni200. I like Ni200 but I prefer SS. I also believe it provides the smoothest most consistent vape. At least for me it does.

 

[Jim_MDP]

TC tanks run SS, Ti, or Ni200. I like Ni200 but I prefer SS. I also believe it provides the smoothest most consistent vape. At least for me it does.

You've fallen for the same trap I did, thanks to the wording of the thread title.

There's no such animal as a "TC Tank", though a few are marketed as such.
I even have a couple from SMOK (TCT and Gimlet).
At most, it means the available factory heads are all TC wire... nothing more.