the TC60w - everything (no really, everything)
and this is for
ME ~ I love the fit and it being
VERY symmetrical
it's kinda big but sorta lite, the two side panel doors pop off to change colors
(if one would care) and make battery swap a breeze !
the price, features, and now that I've been using several for like a year and a ½ add in durability - cheap easy to find silicone sleeves
60w more that enuff for me, stainless steel threading, springy 510 pin, info screen, lanyard hole, USB, easy to use
battery life seems better than most
(at LEAST the same) TC function, TC watts adjustable
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I went thru my current topper-tanks and didn’t have a below >1.0Ω SS coil in use
So just to answer your “Q” , I built a SS coil @ .8Ω
My first TC device was the TC40w
(bought for wife)
When put into TC MODE it auto-sets watts to max (40w)
I don’t like that
So with my new .8Ω SS coil, I put it on TC40w and set TC mode to Ni
then rolled the temp down to 200°- I ended using it @ 210°/40w
(too hot for my liking)
the Ti mode is very hot (40w/200°)
then I put it on the TC60w
set the TC watts to 28w/then 220° and it is perfect
(for me) nice warm vape…
then just for giggles, I put it on my newest TC device
(iTaste Hunter)
Innokin does stuff different, so this is what went down...
300° is min, and watts start @ 25w and move in 5w increments only (TC mode 25w-75w)
So I set it to ~SS/25w/300°~ (very nice and same vape as TC60w)
Next up was the Wismec ‘Stout’ - SS mode/22w/320°
(my preference)
And again, just how I like it – a warm FULL vape
So the feature of being able to adjust your TC wattage makes a big difference,
to me
Then the older TC units you had to stay UNDER 1.0Ω or it ‘kicks’ you out of TEMP CONTROL
Newer ones fix both allowing you to use watts adj, & use coils up to 1.5Ω in TC mode
Forced to use the hotter “sub” ohm coils and then the higher set TC TEMP is too hot ,
for me
Joel Wiss family (joyetech/eleaf/wismec)