Snowwolf 200W

[Smallzvape]

Man I just barely started using the regular snowwolf 200w in black and loved it with the TFV4 tank and I ordered and received the Snowwolf 200w Royal Edition Black and Gold love it as well but there is a big jump in how both of those perform very huge as far as I can say the Royal Edition cannot be adjusted the temperature between ℃&℉ which is kind of a negative to those who love to fire at high temperature or low temps it says power when that is supposed to be the screen color is different it still reads Ohms and volts it's firing at the lock is different on the royal ed. You press the Plus button then the power button to lock the device while on rather than the 5clicks the moment you turn it on. Other than that I love both they're both Awesome

 

[Chaotic_Vapes]

Man I just barely started using the regular snowwolf 200w in black and loved it with the TFV4 tank and I ordered and received the Snowwolf 200w Royal Edition Black and Gold love it as well but there is a big jump in how both of those perform very huge as far as I can say the Royal Edition cannot be adjusted the temperature between ℃&℉ which is kind of a negative to those who love to fire at high temperature or low temps it says power when that is supposed to be the screen color is different it still reads Ohms and volts it's firing at the lock is different on the royal ed. You press the Plus button then the power button to lock the device while on rather than the 5clicks the moment you turn it on. Other than that I love both they're both Awesome

Might wanna put this in reviews but eh. I have a review there already so.

I have a 200w limited edition. Same lock mechanism as the royal which I prefer. However I haven't used its temp control since I have about 180 feet of kanthal to use still... I'm pretty sure it doesn't change between Celsius and Fahrenheit because I don't know which came first, royal or limited, but they operate the same so.

However there is no difference between Celsius and Fahrenheit, they just measure differently so it's not a "negative" to those who fire high temps. It fires 212 - 662 degrees Fahrenheit which is EQUIVALENT to 100 - 350 degrees Celsius.

Also problem with it, you're going to get a circular ring scratched in the finish from anything you screw on there. Just keep that in mind so don't screw too tight.

How many watts do you run yours on?


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[guyakaguy]

Man I just barely started using the regular snowwolf 200w in black and loved it with the TFV4 tank and I ordered and received the Snowwolf 200w Royal Edition Black and Gold love it as well but there is a big jump in how both of those perform very huge as far as I can say the Royal Edition cannot be adjusted the temperature between ℃&℉ which is kind of a negative to those who love to fire at high temperature or low temps it says power when that is supposed to be the screen color is different it still reads Ohms and volts it's firing at the lock is different on the royal ed. You press the Plus button then the power button to lock the device while on rather than the 5clicks the moment you turn it on. Other than that I love both they're both Awesome

Not trying to be grammar-nazi here, but that was a tough read.

Good review, but wall of agro-text.

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[Chaotic_Vapes]

Not trying to be grammar-nazi here, but that was a tough read.

Good review, but wall of agro-text.

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If you want a cleaner one and in more detail you could look at mine (on this forum). I'm trying to get my name out there eventually but right now just trying to help the community.


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[Smallzvape]

Might wanna put this in reviews but eh. I have a review there already so.

I have a 200w limited edition. Same lock mechanism as the royal which I prefer. However I haven't used its temp control since I have about 180 feet of kanthal to use still... I'm pretty sure it doesn't change between Celsius and Fahrenheit because I don't know which came first, royal or limited, but they operate the same so.

However there is no difference between Celsius and Fahrenheit, they just measure differently so it's not a "negative" to those who fire high temps. It fires 212 - 662 degrees Fahrenheit which is EQUIVALENT to 100 - 350 degrees Celsius.

Also problem with it, you're going to get a circular ring scratched in the finish from anything you screw on there. Just keep that in mind so don't screw too tight.

How many watts do you run yours on?


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I'm running mine usually at 100watts I thought it was going to be killing my battery within minutes but to my surprise the batteries last long for me to use never once did I kill the batteries haha