Custom wire (like TI) TCR's can be Profiled and you might want to look at Steam Engine's Beta version TCR section....
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Custom wire (like TI) TCR's can be Profiled and you might want to look at Steam Engine's Beta version TCR section....
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Right on! That is exactly the issue. I believe Evolv is saying they will support Ti coils and that means there really needs to be a way to lock IN as well as lock OUT TC mode as I see it.
Thanks for speaking up. It might help everyone understand the technology a little better.
Duane
there's a group of us who have been helping/sort of consulting with the creator of that calculator so I'm aware of it.
Duane
Properly profiling the wire should not be an issue if you use an appropriate curve for titanium with appropriate settings.
Does that mean that autosensing will not be present if a custom Ti wire is selected? If that is so then there is no problem going forward.
Duane
Your questions are starting to not make sense but I'll try to answer.
Autosensing would not occur in a theoretical locked TC mode.
Yes, that is why autosensing exists.
Nothing, autosensing does not operate in watts mode.
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Autosensing would not occur in a theoretical locked TC mode.
Yes, that is why autosensing exists.
Nothing, autosensing does not operate in watts mode.
DNA 200 Watt | Page 34 | E-Cigarette Forum
That is my hope, but we won't know until one of the testers gives it a shot with the latest firmware or we get our hands on it. I for one want to put a "high" resistance Ti coil on and see if it thinks it is a low resistance kanthal coil, then see if I can force a TC profile. Part of the reason for getting one. Frankly, the only way to do some interesting things with 200w and TC is high resistance TC builds.
18 wraps around a 3mm with 30 ga ni200 gets you .4ohms
What atty are you putting that in?
Plus the fact that spaced could are your friend with nickel...... That's.......that's a big bunch of wire to try to get correct for the ohms you were talking about.
What atty are you putting that in?
Plus the fact that spaced could are your friend with nickel...... That's.......that's a big bunch of wire to try to get correct for the ohms you were talking about.
Dr g
Let's let other folks comment who have had experience with the DNA 200 and a range of resistances in their titanium coils. My questions are no doubt confusing you and I apologize.
Duane
I didn't realize he was talking about Ti, I thought he was referencing nickel!
Dual coil resistance is halved, not doubled. Two 10 wrap Titanium coils of let's say 26G, 3mm ID, would be 0.46Ω per coil, meaning 0.23Ω in a dual-coil build.
Even if 30G was used, a dual coil 10 wrap build would only be 0.53Ω.
However a 10 wrap 3mm ID 30G single coil would be over a 1.0Ω limit.
I would hope the DNA 200 does not have that 1.0Ω limit though - there's no need for it. It may have made sense in the DNA 40 where its upper limit was 2.0Ω but I would have assumed with the DNA 200''s much greater power/volts, it has a higher maximum volt/ohms limit. Plus it intends to support non-Ni200 wires. Even if it had a 2.0Ω limit, there's still no need to hardcode 1.0Ω - if a given TC build is trying to go over 2.0Ω, flash a warning/error at that time. Don't limit all >1.0Ω builds just because some of them might go over a maximum limit.
The Dicodes supports TC builds anywhere in its entire ohms range (0.05Ω - 3.0Ω). They even recommend, for NiFe30 wire (similar to Titanium in its TCR) a build range of 0.5Ω - 1.5Ω (as the best balance of response time, power usage, coil mass, etc.)
Of course they don't do auto-sensing. Auto sensing is past its sell by date in my view - TC and power are very different modes, they should be selected independently. And on a DNA 40 if one wants to fire in power mode, even on a TC build (eg dry burning a NiFe30 coil), the work required to turn TC off and back on - go to TC mode, scroll through temperatures to Off, then do the inverse to turn it back on, re-selecting ones preferred temp - is far more than a simple menu toggle between "Power" and "TC" modes; the latter of which can remember settings like temperature.
So I gather the DNA 200 does have auto sensing? (Sorry I haven't followed 100%.) If so, that's high on the list for things that should change ASAP. If Evolv really think some people really like it, make it optional - three modes: Power only; TC only; Autosense.
Speaking of all this - is there any word as to whether the DNA 200 has a proper on-mod menu? Please tell me it's not Button Twister again.. I know a lot of stuff has been out-sourced to the PC software, but some at least of that must still be selectable on-mod. In which case I really, really hope it has a real menu. Not "five clicks to lock, then hold down Fire and Up for X, or Fire and Down for Y, or Fire Up and Down while tapping out morse code with your feet and spinning on the spot thrice, for XYZ. Oh, then unlock it again with five clicks."
God, I hate that!
Will the DNA 200 take one or two double A batteries? I'm hoping one. (Fingers crossed!)
I'm not sure what your agenda is but you're very offensive to anyone who's not praising this board and has reasonable concerns. I think it would be greatly appreciated if you stop attacking people who aren't interested in your input.
The DNA system continues to have the most intuitive UIs of top end advanced mods in the industry. This is an Evolv philosophy. No idea what you are talking about but multiple clicks have never been used on the DNA system for anything other than things that are intended to be difficult (i.e. locking and unlocking).
Nonsense is nonsense and will be called such by me. If you don't like that, nothing I can do.
can somebody explain why sometimes dna40 temp reading getting higher gradually ?
vape getting weaker because of that. TC kicks in earlier than it should
I found out resetting the atty temporarily solves that.
firing without atty to reset board's reading is not working every time
can you reset the atty manually (n.coil up / s. down question ) on dna200 ?
vape getting weaker because of that. TC kicks in earlier than it should
I found out resetting the atty temporarily solves that.
firing without atty to reset board's reading is not working every time
can you reset the atty manually (n.coil up / s. down question ) on dna200 ?
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