Beginner Help!

[F0ster]

Hey guys,
I've been vaping for a few years now and have recently purchased the Falcon 2 tank which I absolutely love. It uses the sector mesh .14 ohm coils, and I just had a few basic questions. I am using the GeekVape Aegis box mod and vaping about 65 watts right now. Do I need to set my mod at a higher/lower temperature, right now it is about 410F? Should I be using TCSS, TCTI, TCNR, or TCNI? What do these mean?
TIA!

 

[MLEJ]

vaping about 65 watts right now. Do I need to set my mod at a higher/lower temperature

If you're setting the Watts in power mode, aka wattage mode, you don't need to set a temperature. If the big number on your screen shows 65 W, no temperature setting is needed.

Should I be using TCSS, TCTI, TCNR, or TCNI?

Only if you want to use Temperature Control instead of power/wattage mode.

What do these mean?

TCSS-Temperature Control w/ a Stainless Steel coil, TCTI-Temperature Control w/ a Titanium Coil, TCNI-Temperature Control w/ a Nickel coil. Those 3 types of coils can be used for Temp Control; others are used only in power/wattage mode.
TCNR-? Nickel Ferrous, maybe? Typo, maybe? TCR is Temperature Coefficient of Resistance. Smarter people than i can tell you why anyone would want to set it

Always setting the right vaping temperature. A guide on vapes with temp control by Ecigguide
A Beginner's Guide to Vaping with Temperature Control [2020]

 

[MJCSD]

Hello and welcome to ecf

 

[Falconeer]

Welcome aboard and glad vaping's working for you!

 

[somdcomputerguy]

Welcome to ECF.

 

[BrotherBob]

Hey

Welcome and glad you joined.

 

[vaper1960]

You don't need TC... just continue vaping at 65 watts. I couldn't find out what the mesh is made of... if it's "kanthal" (very common) you can't use TC anyway. If it's SS (stainless steel) you could learn how to use TC but still not necessary.

 

[Territoo]