Well ok, you've convinced yerself. But to me that entire paragraph simply says, burnt hit? I've never experienced a burnt hit that has ruined a tankful of juice. I must have either a supersensitive tongue or a totally dead one, cuz when I taste the wick starting to scorch I lift my thumb off the power..back it down 2 or 3 tenths of a volt and go back to schlurpin that luscious sweet jooce.
I'm truly sorry but all I see are words that say nuthin... Except perhaps that TC is a godsend for those that require training wheels on their mod.@Foggy Road: What the above means to me is all of those very tasty coil cloggers that you couldn't use in power mode, are now available to vape and enjoy in TC mode.
I think I've seen this same statement written about every "next great thing" that has shown up all the way back to 2013. Please excuse me but IMO TC is just the next greatest thing for manufacturers to unload another new product for sheeple who already have a closetful of the last most fantastical vape that is suddenly junk. Jus my
Even if that were true (which it of course isn't, tc isn't nearly as easy and trouble free as it should be, yet)... Now it's a bad thing to make vaping easy!? Elitist much (in an utterly ridiculous area to be part of an elite in)? There are so many others things I'd want to master before I'd even consider "I'm a better vaper than thou" as something one could even be proud of.I'm truly sorry but all I see are words that say nuthin... Except perhaps that TC is a godsend for those that require training wheels on their mod.
Who are these vapers who needs training wheels? The only ones I see are the ones who can use power mode only and those who can use either power mode or TC mode.I'm truly sorry but all I see are words that say nuthin... Except perhaps that TC is a godsend for those that require training wheels on their mod.
Finally, someone who's actually saying something that isn't a repetition of the same old catch phrases.....perhaps not a sheeple.... I dunno or care. I agree with every word you say (and your actually sayin stuff). Right up to "Is it a useful feature?" That's up to everyone to decide for themselves. I get that! I'm a bit of a geek and believe I've got a good handle on the theory (it avoids dry hits for those who don't wanna be bothered with payin attention to what they're doin) behind TC and I get a real kick outta repeatedly reading how "this new one actually works"!
Whoa whoa whoa.... Go back and find where MY langauage got outta line fer me please. Attitude? Maybe. Methinks Ya'll got so excited in your zeal to pile on the "odd man out" that you were payin little attention to who said what! Just like ya wanna pay as little attention to yer vape as possible?
The point is that if you don't need it, why use it. If it gives me what I already have and requires that I buy new wire to do it, not much point.
If you don't need, you don't need. I didn't need it either. But it is fun to be a nerd and experiment.
TC is watts mode with a temperature limit. Set the watts where every you like then pick a not-to-exceed temperature. My higher ohm builds tend to over heat too often above 20 watts. In temp control I can go to 30 watts but limit the temperature to avoid over heating. I find no benefit to going above 30 watts, which gives plenty of headspace for the battery (safety).
