Crown Tank with HCigar VT200 question

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Does anyone use VT200 with a Crown tank and have weird resistance spikes? Right now I have the 0.50 SS coil and resting at room temp it reads "0.55" not too off. When I use it it will jump around anywhere from 0.53 - 0.67. Kind of sketchy.
I've tried taking the tank apart and reassembling and making sure the coil is tight.
The 0.25 are more accurate, never had one go over 0.30.
 

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I do own a vt200 - I have some 316l ss on order - I believe you have to lock the ohms & make sure you have the proper profile for stainless selected in your mod - also make sure you update your vt200 - evolve has included new Ti-1 and Ss profiles for the new firmware - also a good source to check out the evolve Dna200 early adopters forum - hope this helps

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I do own a vt200 - I have some 316l ss on order - I believe you have to lock the ohms & make sure you have the proper profile for stainless selected in your mod - also make sure you update your vt200 - evolve has included new Ti-1 and Ss profiles for the new firmware - also a good source to check out the evolve Dna200 early adopters forum - hope this helps

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In fact, Evolv advises against locking the resistance. As the poster before you says, stainless steel (as the Crown coils) and k other tc materials increase in resistance as their temperature increases. Reading that increase is how tc mods determine the temperature of the wire.

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Oh and with my TFV4 I can't screw the coil down all the way if the chimney is screwed all the way in the coil. So it's either screw the chimney down all the way and get a "Check Atomizer" message or screw the coil down all the way in the base and have the chimney a little loose and get leaks. Unless I'm using the Clapton coils. Those work fine. But I think I have an issue with the 510 connection.
 

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I have updated the VT200 and have it on SS mode. I don't run it in TC because I get a weaker hit and muted flavor.
I also read somewhere on the DNA 200 forum that these coils have legs made out of nickel. Not sure how accurate that is but that might explain the weirdness I get from running them in TC mode.
If you have it in see more mode you are running it in tc.

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So I should use the default material setting even though it's not Kanthal?
That was kind of dumb of them to do considering SS has a different temp curve.
You don't need tcr curves unless you're using tc. Vw doesn't care about that.

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So I've been running in TC mode on the SS setting but I have to run it at 600F to get a Vape at 65 watts. If I had the .25 coils in I wouldn't be able to run TC mode because there's no flavor until about 70 watts and I always run it at 80 with those coils. Just my pref. You think that temp is okay/safe? I read that with SS you wanna run it about 100F higher than nickel. I would think with the SS TC mode it would correct the temp readout so I wouldn't have to do that. Maybe it is bit like I said I don't get anything out of running it at my normal 470-500F nickel range.
Thanks for help!
 
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