I am new to the temp control game I recently purchased a snow wolf temperature control mod I have a sigelei 150 with the Arctic tank I have both .2 coils and the .5 with the .5 coils I was vaping at 60 watts and with the .2 coils I was around 70 wats now I have the snow wolf and the nickel coils for the Arctic it says they are rated at 80 watts 572 degrees max. so I set the snow wolf to 500 degrees and 70 watts when I press the fire button the wats drop-down to about 9 and fluctuate to around 41 and the degrees drops to 200 and fluctuate to about 450 throughout my hit so my question is where do I set the degrees and the Watts to get the best performance since the coil is rated at 80 watts max and even if I set the mod at 80 watts and the temperature 572 as soon as I hit the fire button they dramatically drop and fluctuate so do I need to raise the Watts or temperature or do I need to raise both because it's not reaching anywhere near 80 watts im using 2 married sony vtc5s and my other set of batteries are the samsung 25. Thank you in advance for any help im just new to temp control lol
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snow wolf with artic nickel coils
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The way temperature control (limit) works is you set the temperature you want the coil to reach. The power setting is basically how fast it's going to get there. Once the mod senses it's reached said temperature (by measuring resistance changes in the coil) it throttles back the power to keep it at said temperature, at least that's my understanding of TC.
Cheers,
Steve
Edit I don't have the Snow Wolf but on the IPV3 Li you have to set the resistance of the coil at room temperature before using it for TC to operate correctly
Cheers,
Steve
Edit I don't have the Snow Wolf but on the IPV3 Li you have to set the resistance of the coil at room temperature before using it for TC to operate correctly
Awesome Ok I'm reading on it someone on another post said the snow wolf automatically goes into tc mode as soon as you use it. So I guess I'll do some more research lol thank you though I didn't flow exactly what the temp setting was for. I thought it was another measurement of power to vape by. Like on some of the older devices you switch between volts and watts. I thought tc was so you could use both to get more didn't know it acted as a safety. Thanks bud