Do vv and vw work together or separate?
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The two modes work independently of each other. Set to VW and you get power controlled by wattage only. Set to VV and you get power controlled by voltage only.
I have a VW mod with no VV control. I set the watts to what I want and the DNA20 chip displays the voltage so I'm thinking they work together but I could be wrong. You set it to the watts you want and it regulates the voltage to the watts you choose.
You're absolutely correct tmcase. The 'thing' or variable that is adjusted is always the voltage.
The difference is that when you set volts, the PV will give you that voltage to the best of it's ability with no regard to anything else.
When you set watts, the PV will check the coil resistance and then set the voltage to make the watts (power) you selected. Change the coil to a different resistance and the PV it will change voltage to keep the watts constant.
The PV uses only the mode it is set to. So if it's set to VV, it completely ignores what is set on the VW screen and the same the other way around.
The difference is that when you set volts, the PV will give you that voltage to the best of it's ability with no regard to anything else.
When you set watts, the PV will check the coil resistance and then set the voltage to make the watts (power) you selected. Change the coil to a different resistance and the PV it will change voltage to keep the watts constant.
The PV uses only the mode it is set to. So if it's set to VV, it completely ignores what is set on the VW screen and the same the other way around.
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