I do like quite a warm vape. I have been watching my wattage more closely since your original post and see that watts climbs initially to 55 very briefly then drops to low to mid 40s and finally to 27 or so with temp protect occasionally kicking in. Not really very noticeable during the vape. I wish my eyeballs were on stalks so I could watch the screen more easily during the vape. Also I find that I do adjust my temp F setting relative to my juice of choice that is being used. For example with that Mango/Peach I mentioned yesterday, 520 is a very nice setting for me. I currently have a tank of juice named Melon Boba from "GoodLife" and I use that at 460F as a good setting. Why these differences is something I am not very sure about, but just seems to be how I operate with my tank and various liquids. My philosophy is "what-ever works!"
Kind of. The lower you set it, the longer it will take to reach your temp. So, if you set to 60w, it'll reach your temp pretty quickly then limit the watts to your temp. If you set to 25w, it'll take longer to get to your temp, if at all.
Thanks. Easy answer for a dumb question. Makes perfect sense. I am worried about the device kicking out of temp mode and giving me a harsh hit. Trying not to inhale in anything worse then what I already am. So I think I may try and play it safe considering some of the reviews I have read/seen. Thanks for the help!
To prevent that, switch it to watts mode and set the watts to a nice low 15 or whatever. Then set up the temp mode stuff. The wattage adjustments are seperate for the 2 modes.
Thanks for the practical suggestions 54 and Cigatron but, I am getting up in years and developing cataracts that make it difficult if not impossible to follow either of those ideas. I do not even have a cell phone so you can see that I am pretty much living in the dark ages up here in Ak- lol. Your thoughts are really appreciated however. Vaping has sort of become my primary form of personal gratification these days, providing me with the satisfaction and deep pleasure I used to derive from the consumption of a variety of pipe tobaccos in the past. Since finding sub-ohm vaping I have not looked back, but unfortunately, and perhaps being, well, not OCD, but rather likely with an addictive leaning, vaping has sort of become a personal passion. I apologize if I emote to much with this reply but I just wanted to share this with some who may possibly understand how gripping these transformations can be for some of us. I really do appreciate the sharing of thoughts and ideas that occur on this site. It is kind of like finding FB for the first time and I am grateful such resources exist. The evolution of technology that has provided the basis for all that we, who are lucky enough to be living in such advanced societies, is truly astounding and wonderful. "Viva la Vapor" amigos.
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Just want to comment on this, my very old now original post, that voiced some trepidation on my first TC mod- The Evic TC mod. I now have two of these and they are wonderful devices that I use every day. I have liked very much using the SMOK TCT tank on these with nickel coils. The flavor is very good and the battery life with the 5000 mah battery is most impressive. Once becoming accumstomed to operation of the menu using the top mounted thumb switch I find that it quickly became second nature to easily adjust. I almost hate the somewhat inconvenient three button mode of my other mods.The price of the Evic TC body is now available for $43 at a couple of vendors and I would highly recommend getting one of these very comfortable to use devices. I don't feel that you will regret it.
Try vaping Ti at the Ni setting and adjust the temp setting to your liking. It works quite well for me.
