I actually have had the opposite issue. I can't get it to recognize a new device and give me the left/right message a lot of the time when changing tops. Even when changing wire types it will often not ask if it is a new atomizer. When it doesn't ask it doesn't seem to read it correctly like it will read at .14 on a .08 build. I have to take it off and put it on a few times to get the message and then it will read the ohms correctly.
Joyetech Evic VT 60 Watt
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Absolutely this.
Doing this, then locking my resistance immediately, I haven't been getting ohms wander
Just forget about it asking for the new coil..... if you know your resistance you can lock it by hand (even with a small diference) worst part is that all the tweaking for the ideal temp. with this device is waisting time. I tend now to experiment what gives me the best flavour with the lowest power and leave it like this.
Time to get an M-class maybe for me.....
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I do the same thing you do with regards to removing the tank and charging every night. I don't bother locking any more, (it doesn't seem to matter) but I'm pretty sure it's more stable with Nickel coils than it is with Ti coils. I've gone 2-3 days with stable resistance and predictable temps with nickel. Even with low resistance Ti builds, I'm lucky to make it half a day without the resistance changing (usually lower, but on rare occasions I've seen the resistance go up, and then it'll burn the crap out of my juice because I have the temp at 500°+!!)
I'm planning to take on a DIY project with the new DNA 200 chip. It seems like I will be happier in the long term with something I can change out parts on easily and the software for customization looks pretty good.
Seems like nickel coils for singles and small titanium coils for small-deck duals is the way to go. Still looking forward to my Evic VT, once Gearbest finally ships it.
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I've seen the "new" project from cloudmaker with the interchangeable parts, very interesting but since i'm living in Europe it won't be available very soon... And i think it's going to be a very expensive "toy"... Ok the YIHI's aren't cheap either (chips for about 90€ + 3 months waiting time and expenses IF it doesn't land with customs for an unknown time) but for what i have seen they are still the most reliable.....
Boy, I'm feeling lucky and bad for you guys. Been using the Evic for one week and haven't had one instance of wandering resistance with the stock Ti coil. I've tried various combinations of powering on and off, removing/replacing topper, unlocking resistance but the most it budges is .01 ohm up after reinstalling the topper. Goes right back down to 0.42 after tapping the fire button. I guess it will happen when I build a temp coil on the V2 STM that is in the mail.
Count me in as another lucky one. My resistance doesn't fluctuate whether locked or unlocked. It always asks new coil/same coil when I change toppers with a different resistance. I'm perfectly happy with my VT so far.
I think it all comes down to a solid connection. I have been running the Goliath with a stable Ti build for the last 4 days.
when I first build it. the same coil lasted for about 24 hours then had problems wandering. I first made sure the screws where tight. nothing. then i pushed on the 510 pin on the VT. nothing. unscrewed the 510 on the Goliath. nothing. re-screwed the 510 back to where it should be. Eureka! back to a stable .12ohms, and has been stable now for 4 days. this is a spaced 6/7 2mm dual coil. I have been through about 30ml of juice and no problems. I also have re-wicked it once.
I have 2 VT's, one of them works perfect but the other has a variety of different issues. Seems like they just have poor quality control.
So, VT owners, on the same firmware, are having vastly different experiences. This makes it difficult to believe that it's a software issue. That leaves:
1. Poor craftsmanship/QC on Joyetech's part.
2. User error of some kind (bad/loose builds, etc).
3. Atomizers that are, for whatever reason, not conducive to the technology.
Is anyone vaping an atomizer(s) specifically designed and manufactured for TC? If so, how is it working on the VT?
1. Poor craftsmanship/QC on Joyetech's part.
2. User error of some kind (bad/loose builds, etc).
3. Atomizers that are, for whatever reason, not conducive to the technology.
Is anyone vaping an atomizer(s) specifically designed and manufactured for TC? If so, how is it working on the VT?
I vote poor QC. As I said before I have two eVic's and one is great one has issues and they are used under the exact same conditions with the same atomizers.
Stable connections are definitely critical, but that's not what's causing my issues. I've been building TC toppers for 7 months, so I've got a pretty good handle on it now.
That's not to say there's isn't a bad connection INSIDE my eVic. (But that still doesn't explain why it won't lock the damn resistance)
I think the point is that the lock is actually supposed to lock the resistance - even if the connection is poor the reading shouldn't budge.
For me the Evic is a dud and it"s going back.
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For me the Evic is a dud and it"s going back.
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Had an ipv4 that couldnt keep the resistance stable kept jumping all over the place got an evic now and i dont have that problem at all my only gripe is the controls of how when i wanna turn my watts down i have to go all the way to 60 to go back to 30 but besides that i love it so far i have used my stm and ego both nickel n ti and i love it but the prebuilt stock coils are kinda crappy
Hey BNEAT, maybe you should contact the seller about warranty? Looks like yours doesn't work as it should. Mine did drop .01 today, but thats after almost a week of using the same coil, and abusing my setup big time.
I wasn't trying to talk smack about your builds! All of my builds have been locked in, and i am sure yours have been too. I personally, am looking at the 510 connector on the VT. I think it is the culprit to the fluctuation. Not sure exactly what the issue is yet, but that is where my attention is. Every time I have been able to get a stable connect I can almost feel the 510 has connected to the atty correctly while screwing it on. There is almost a solid thud to it.
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