Auto res refine works as it should with my Evics. The mod AND atty have to be at/near 20°c to obtain true base res. The atty intitially cools faster than the mod but is thermally coupled to the mod, so the last few degrees of cooling drop much slower, because of this until the mod reaches 20°c the atty never will, unless of coarse you're outside in cold weather. In any case, the best you can hope for is to leave your rig sit over night in a room at 20°c to obtain a perfect base res. Once that is done you should never see the "same coil/new coil" message reappear, unless you change attys.
As the weather is getting cooler, and we haven't used heat yet, my house is falling below 20°c at night now. My Evics have now refined the res down .02 lower than previously refined. I've had to turn my temp settings up to compensate but don't think the res will drop any more from this point on because the mod has refined at 20°c/68°f. I am assuming (hoping) the Reliant behaves similarly.
Re: Measuring ambient air temp is useless imo because it doesn't reflect the actual atty or internal mod temp and would be prone to wildly fluctuating air temps eg. Mod in and out of pocket, in and out of buildings/cars, wind etc.
As the weather is getting cooler, and we haven't used heat yet, my house is falling below 20°c at night now. My Evics have now refined the res down .02 lower than previously refined. I've had to turn my temp settings up to compensate but don't think the res will drop any more from this point on because the mod has refined at 20°c/68°f. I am assuming (hoping) the Reliant behaves similarly.
Re: Measuring ambient air temp is useless imo because it doesn't reflect the actual atty or internal mod temp and would be prone to wildly fluctuating air temps eg. Mod in and out of pocket, in and out of buildings/cars, wind etc.
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