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istick 40w tc help!
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is it the stick, the tank, or am i just doing it wrong? im new to tc so i don't really know what im doing please help!
Do you have more detail on the tank besides SUB S? Links to the tank and/or coils would help. The 40W TC doesn't pack much of a punch so depending on the tank you've got it may just not have enough power. the 40TC is better suited for "tighter" tanks with temp coils like the GS Air (for small) or MELO / MELO 2. Not surprisingly both are also Eleaf products. 40W is also fine on a standard Subtank from Kanger with Ni coils.
Maybe trying lowering the temp a little,I know with mine with the Kanger & Joyetech coils at 510F or above was hitting temp protect almost immediately.
I also had the same mod as my first mod ever and so only after left temp control alone seeming I never could get it to fire right.
I also had the same mod as my first mod ever and so only after left temp control alone seeming I never could get it to fire right.
sorry! im using an innokin isub s http://www.innokin.com/tanks/isub-s with their ni200 coils at .1 ohm
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My out and at work setup is a iStick 40W TC with a Kanger Nano tank using the Kanger 0.15 Ohm Ni200 coils. It produces more than enough vapor and taste for me, in a easy to carry package. I am vaping that at 470 degrees right now.
I also have Aspire Triton, Altantis 2, and Triton 2. I've used those on my iStick 40 TC mostly with Aspire Ni 200 0.15 coils and it works great also. In addition I've used many of the other Aspire coils on my 40 TC without issue.
Getting the correct Ohm setting locked on the iSticks is more problematic for me, than say with my Sigelei 75W. The base resistance needs to be set (locked) with the coil cold. The resistance rises as the coil heats.
If you have an Ohm meter I check the coil with that, then verify the iStick is locked at the correct resistance.
I've read that the iStick 40 is not real accurate in TC, but it seems to work pretty well for me.
I also have Aspire Triton, Altantis 2, and Triton 2. I've used those on my iStick 40 TC mostly with Aspire Ni 200 0.15 coils and it works great also. In addition I've used many of the other Aspire coils on my 40 TC without issue.
Getting the correct Ohm setting locked on the iSticks is more problematic for me, than say with my Sigelei 75W. The base resistance needs to be set (locked) with the coil cold. The resistance rises as the coil heats.
If you have an Ohm meter I check the coil with that, then verify the iStick is locked at the correct resistance.
I've read that the iStick 40 is not real accurate in TC, but it seems to work pretty well for me.