Does it burn off if you max it out on ni setting?
Thanks good info!
Nice what is your build?
Once you off your TI buy some stainless steel you will be much happier.. Anyway you can pulse the TI just do not burn it red I am not going to get into the temp that creates dangerous toxins.. TI is ok at best SS much better and alot less stressful
I agree. I haven't bothered with Ti - or TC - at all since I discovered SS (in the Crown coils). I need to buy some ss!Once you off your TI buy some stainless steel you will be much happier.. Anyway you can pulse the TI just do not burn it red I am not going to get into the temp that creates dangerous toxins.. TI is ok at best SS much better and alot less stressful
What grade ss is best? And is the evic vct good on it? And what kinda ohms does it have?Once you off your TI buy some stainless steel you will be much happier.. Anyway you can pulse the TI just do not burn it red I am not going to get into the temp that creates dangerous toxins.. TI is ok at best SS much better and alot less stressful
You'll just use it in power mode on the evic - so it's fine!
Hmm think I'll try ss in my subox than
Cool i'm a ft fan well kinda now after useing efun.top they rock! But still will use ft 4 wire n batterys n etc
Its not what grade is best as much as it is how many wraps are you looking for to get a particular OHM.. To start with get any of the SS grades that you find on http://www.steam-engine.org/coil.asp for me right now I am using 304 SS in all my RDA's both TC and non TC and all my tanks
It is actual type @AmandaD the major difference is 316 has more Molybdenum than 304 I myself prefer 304 less wraps just about a half for the same Ohm level you can see this on http://www.steam-engine.org under the coils as you probably know
It is actual type @AmandaD the major difference is 316 has more Molybdenum than 304 I myself prefer 304 less wraps just about a half for the same Ohm level you can see this on http://www.steam-engine.org under the coils as you probably know
Ya I was playing with the steam calculator and the ohms seem on par with tiIt is actual type @AmandaD the major difference is 316 has more Molybdenum than 304 I myself prefer 304 less wraps just about a half for the same Ohm level you can see this on http://www.steam-engine.org under the coils as you probably know
Its funny how I have everything from cheap ass mods to expensive ass mods but my favorite take around mod is still the IPV3 both the original and the LI..
After abount the 20th coils build I realized TI is the biggest mistake in Vaping.. Woops did I say that..
I did love Ti - it was my favorite. I preferred that over Ni200 because it was easier to work with. And then I discovered the Crown with the SS OCC coils, and wondered why I'd ever even bothered with TC. Flavor is off the charts, no dry hits ever (so no need for TC for me). But I need something to build with, so I'll try SS simply because I did find that Ti could misbehave at times, even with perfect coils.
Nice brushes that's a big help and about ss in tc mode I don't believe my mod has a ss setting.For dual titanium, I like 26AWG, and 8 to 10 wraps depending on the atty. I greatly prefer contact coils when working with titanium, but they do gunk up faster than spaced. Here's a good guide on contact titanium building, by the way.
As far as cleaning, it's easy enough, just like the guide above instructs you when tweaking your coils, use 6 to 8 watts in wattage mode, pulse it until you get a very dull glow, don't ever go for a bright glow, burn off the gunk, take a brush to it inside and out, re-wick, job done. For extra cleaning, wet the brush with isopropyl alchohol, give it a good scrub, then pulse it again a few times to burn off the IPA residue, or just wet the brush with water and use a bit more elbow grease.
For brushes, I really like these, good for 2mm ID up to 3.5mm ID (plus they're REALLY good for taking care of your gums!)
For stainless steel, 430 is my favorite, I think you'll find you have better results in TC mode compared to 304 or 316, since the TCR of 430 is higher and is less effort for the mod to accurately regulate. Unkamen carries 28ga 430SS, which is ideal for twisting, and at $10 for 200 feet, it's dirt cheap too.
