Anybody seen any real details on this? The price makes me think probably cheaply made but idk.
Snow Wolf 200 Watt Temperature Control Box Mod
Snow Wolf 200 Watt Temperature Control Box Mod
Snow Wolf 200w With Temp Control
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Something tells me it won't be all that great at TC just based on the 5w minimum output voltage.
yeah Croak. Might be ok on good builds i guess but you might get a dry hit at 5w!
$130 doesn't sound cheap to me
and what all this confusion over minimum voltage and wattage?
minimum voltage is 0.6 volts
and minimum wattage is 5 watts
5 watts isn't high
Parameter:：
Model：Snow Wolf 200W
Size：100*52*25mm
Weight：250g
Input voltage：6.0-8.4V
Output voltage：0.6V-7V
Output wattage：5W-200W
Temperature range：100℃-300℃
Atomizer resistance：0.04Ω-2.5Ω
Heating coil material：common coil and pure nickel coil
Quiescent current：less than 200uA
Maximum current：35A
and what all this confusion over minimum voltage and wattage?
minimum voltage is 0.6 volts
and minimum wattage is 5 watts
5 watts isn't high
Parameter:：
Model：Snow Wolf 200W
Size：100*52*25mm
Weight：250g
Input voltage：6.0-8.4V
Output voltage：0.6V-7V
Output wattage：5W-200W
Temperature range：100℃-300℃
Atomizer resistance：0.04Ω-2.5Ω
Heating coil material：common coil and pure nickel coil
Quiescent current：less than 200uA
Maximum current：35A
If it wasn't for that whole "USA Made Chip" part, and the 200w output, I'd almost think it was a Yihi OEM board based on the SX330 4S.
US-made board and centigrade temperature indication seems like a weird mix, particularly with nearly all other boards doing farenheit by default. And I'm thinking 5w would certainly burn dry cotton.
Its not on the Asmodus site. Snow Wolf is the name of one of their mechs. So pretty sure its not theirs.
Yep, the Celsius readings are suspect on a US made chip.
Yep, the Celsius readings are suspect on a US made chip.
You think 15 mW/mm2 would certainly burn dry cotton?
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If it's enough to heat up the coil so it almost glows, yes. And I can certainly do that at the 5w setting of my SVD (try heating a dry coil at 5w and then touch it. You'll burn yourself).
That was exactly what I was thinking.
A USA made chip that measures temperature in Celsius? I'm not convinced the claims are true.
It might be able to throttle less than 5w or pulse fire to keep it at desired temp.
1: Surely 5 watts can burn dry cotton, but that does not mean 15mW/mm2 will and I provided an example with nickel at 5 watts giving 15mW/mm2.
A normal vape is more like 200mW/mm2.
2: If it is a temperature controlled device, then the 5 watts should just be the minimum that the user can set. If the coil gets too hot I would expect the chip to stop sending power
I'm surprised this thread is this small. I thought more people would be talking about this. I really want this mod. Just $150 from asmodus is a little high. Like 110-120 would be more in my price range. So far 3fvape.com has emerged for 109 but still a pre-order. I guess I'll just have to wait.
to be honest regardkless of whether the TC works or not, I really dont have a need for 200W si I will pass. Presumably the batts are in series also..
I kinda like it, displays both Celsius and Fahrenheit. Dont get why it uses PWM over 150W though as I understood that was more of a buck than boost feature. When compared with iPV3 upgradable TC preorder that will (eventually) do 200W and the iPV4, it does seem a bit over priced but also looks solid and simple to use....mmm, choices choices hehe
There was someone on Reddit who claimed he found out from a rep at ISK that the chip is actually a Yihi SX350 V200 and that the mod is being built in the Sigelei factory, and this will all be revealed once testing was completed and the device began shipping. I guess we'll find out soon. Yihi is currently claiming that although the V200 chip exists, it's not currently being used in any device, or is being sold to any other company in China.
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