Ti and Ni200 coils are IMHO weaker structurally than Kanthal. However they have a predictable TCR (Temperature Coefficient of Resistance). This means that the wire's resistance rises a set amount as the temperature of the wire rises. By continuously monitoring the atomizer's resistance, then, the chip can estimate the coil's temperature. The chip then auto-regulates the wattage (or joules if you're using an SXM) to maintain that temperature... or at least not exceed it...
Longer lasting? Sort of, maybe. With a quick ramp up time and a good set temperature you may experience a slower buildup of gunk. However I find it difficult to de-wick a nickel coil without mangling it. I find 28g nickel so easy to work with, I prefer to replace the coil rather than attempt some kind of cleaning process. Because I'm so pleased with nickel, I haven't explored Ti yet.
Will the tc40 work well with the eleaf premade ti and ni coils for the gs air ms tanks, or the kanger to coils for there tanks
I haven't purchased any TC coils yet. If the kanger ni OCCs are vertical and have the airflow of the regular 0.5 ohm vertical OCCs then I'll be buying some though.
The only TC coil heads I've used are the ones that came with the eGo One Mega. Otherwise, I build my own in the Aspire Atlantis or Kanger Subtank Mini...
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/index.php?threads//
Huh? Well, I guess it takes all kinds. I went the opposite direction recently and tried to find the smallest mod.
No George, I am not missing what happens in temp control. I have 3 TC mods. Temperature Protection is when my SX Mini cuts off completely such as with a dry coil. When vaping, as it reaches the set temperature, it will start pulsing the power to the coil to maintain it there. You can also set the power to reach a temp lower than the set point and it never goes higher. The actual temperature of the coil itself is going to be different in every mod and probably will be different if you use a different coil. As long as you lock the base resistance in properly, you will get a resistance change as it heats up which equates to a temp change and with enough power it will reach your set point and then throttle back on the power to maintain it. Nickel has a higher coefficient of res than titanium (about double) so the temp reading will be different. Every one of these TC mods work different and read different so you can't compare readings between them and it doesn't matter. I set mine according to taste and use the setting as a reference point only. To expect a mod to give you an accurate temperature reading of the coil, wick, or juice as it vaporizes is asking a little too much.
That's why I said the TC40 could be one of the best yet. If it auto locks your coil like the VS, all you have to do is set your temp.
