dicodes 2380, dicodes dani extreme and pipeline 2
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Oh damn, Busardo finally reviewed these? Gotta check that out
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Havent watched it yet but as I sadi, he apparently concludes that Dicodes have the best available implementation of TC or something along thos lines! I knew there was a reason I paid £200 for the 2380!
Thank you for the info, yeah i watched it last night and impressed that he says that the device is the best,smoothest tc device he has ever used
I've only ever used a Dicodes for TC. Just got a DNA200 that I'm gonna build myself. But I found the Pbusardo review very interesting, particularly the part about the vape quality being very smooth; something that is backed up by his examination of the signal.
I wish Dicodes would release a standalone chip, with a big higher power output (maybe 100W?), so that we could put it into our own mod with a LiPo.
I wish Dicodes would release a standalone chip, with a big higher power output (maybe 100W?), so that we could put it into our own mod with a LiPo.
Trying to figure out the difference between the Dani Extreme v2 and the Pipeline Pro 2. Any differences on these? Not a lot different on pricing...
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I wonder if anyone can help me here. I tired to take a pic of the Dicodes screen and I couldn't get a steady shot of it --- it jumps and flashes. What causes this?
Has to do with the frequency that the screen flashes. Use a slower camera
Figured it was something like that. Thanks.
Hello from Greece and sorry for my Bad English
I am a owner of Pipeline Pro (1) and now i just order the Pipeline Pro 2. I look forward to receiving. I saw all the reviews from every country
I know exactly what the mod can or cannot do.
My questions is about Stainless Steel and Titanium Coils...
I search with no luck, to found and order theses coils, because nobody says about coefficient. You know that there is a lot of types SS or Titanium out there and the coefficient is different
Have you found a place selling SS or Titanium coil with indicating the temperature coefficient ???
I am a owner of Pipeline Pro (1) and now i just order the Pipeline Pro 2. I look forward to receiving. I saw all the reviews from every country
I know exactly what the mod can or cannot do.
My questions is about Stainless Steel and Titanium Coils...
I search with no luck, to found and order theses coils, because nobody says about coefficient. You know that there is a lot of types SS or Titanium out there and the coefficient is different
Have you found a place selling SS or Titanium coil with indicating the temperature coefficient ???
It's still pretty difficult to find pre-made coils of SS and/or Titanium. I know that you can buy Ti coils for the Delta II and Aspire has SS coils for the Triton but I've not seen any mention of the temp coefficient for them.
According to the info in the Dicodes 2380 manual, the temp. coefficient of SS is about 105 and Titanium is about 350. At least it provides a good starting point when using these metals in coils.
There's a very good thread running on this subject that may have more information:
TC beyond Ni200: Nickel Purity, Dicodes; Ti, SS, Resistherm NiFe30; Coefficient of Resistance | E-Cigarette Forum
According to the info in the Dicodes 2380 manual, the temp. coefficient of SS is about 105 and Titanium is about 350. At least it provides a good starting point when using these metals in coils.
There's a very good thread running on this subject that may have more information:
TC beyond Ni200: Nickel Purity, Dicodes; Ti, SS, Resistherm NiFe30; Coefficient of Resistance | E-Cigarette Forum
You can't use regular ohms law calculations for the amp draw of regulated devices. Watts and battery charge level (lower charge = higher amp draw) is what you need to look at. Resistance doesn't factor in. At a specific Watt setting; lower resistance needs less voltage so the amp draw is less than you'd expect from a mech, higher resistance requires more voltage so you're exchanging amps for more volts, as the battery drains it needs to work harder to provide the requested volts.
Check steam-engine.org for calculations.
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Hello from Greece and sorry for my Bad English
I am a owner of Pipeline Pro (1) and now i just order the Pipeline Pro 2. I look forward to receiving. I saw all the reviews from every country
I know exactly what the mod can or cannot do.
My questions is about Stainless Steel and Titanium Coils...
I search with no luck, to found and order theses coils, because nobody says about coefficient. You know that there is a lot of types SS or Titanium out there and the coefficient is different
Have you found a place selling SS or Titanium coil with indicating the temperature coefficient ???
More than you ever wanted to know about TCR here: TC beyond Ni200: Nickel Purity, Dicodes; Ti, SS, Resistherm NiFe30; Coefficient of Resistance
In short: Titanium is almost always 0.0035 (350 on Dicodes). Stainless Steel varies according to grade. If you know you have SS304, then 0.00105 (105) is OK. If it might be 316 or 317, then use 0.001 (100) - the TCR is actually a bit lower than that, so temperature offsets may be needed (setting the mod a little lower than you want, eg 210°C instead of 220°C)
If you can get SS 410 or 430, the TCR is quite a bit higher - up to 0.00150 for 410, 0.0013 or so for 430. But these are harder to find. Unkamen in the US has some 430 in stock now.
What is the source for this? I see other sources claiming .0038 and .0039 for pure Ti.
My own temperature testing has validated the Titanium wires I use as 0.0035 at vaping temperatures.
Also, beware of single-figure TCRs: they are usually across a much wider temperature range than our vaping range.
Check out vapealone's spreadsheet in my TC Beyond Ni200 thread, his source's single figure (which is for Titanium #2a) does show a higher figure, 0.0039 I think, but for 0-300°C it's very linear around 0.0035.
I am now very wary of any single TCR figures - what we really need are per-temperature figures, like when a datasheet shows resistance figures for 20°C, 100°C, 200°C, 300°C.
Hello too everybody,
Just saw on Dicodes site, Extreme V2 + wich means update with spring-loaded center pin!
Good move?
Just saw on Dicodes site, Extreme V2 + wich means update with spring-loaded center pin!
Good move?
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