I had it at max temp and it wasn't working well. I actually have to limit the watts now cause it hits what i set it at pretty quickly and stays there, but I guess I'm just jacking around with it till I get the new batteries. I think 600f is highest temp setting it goes to.
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Save up for a DNA mod, maybe some of your problems will disappear. Playing around with TCR values is a last ditch effort to overcome a perceived or real problem, or an out of the norm personal preference. (Like super hot vapor)
If one owns an accurate mod, using known wire and their matching published and tested TCR values, that's called a BASELINE! DNA geeks know all this as you have ultimate control and software that can test and display everything.
Now you get TCR adjustability with far less expensive devices, which is a great feature, though I suspect is being easily abused by those that don't bother taking the time to understand what they are really doing.
These companies post a chart showing a range of numbers for TCR values, but if you spend some time on Steam Engine web site, you'll notice there is a SINGLE number TCR for a known wire, like TITANIUM G1. Not a range of numbers. There are far more grades of stainless steel, and that makes it harder, as it is difficult for you to know what's in a prebuilt coil or a spool you buy.
When you choose to play with TCR values, you have to keep in mind, you are over writing and ignoring the science behind temperture control/protection. It's nice to have the ability, just use the power wisely. You are making up for something when you do this. As I mentioned in a post above, the only TCR values I've ever bothered to play with is the SS settings as I believe they are not real SS316L Values built in.
Never had to change a titanium TCR, and never had my temp above 480f. And I've been using that wire for a long time. If you could not get the warm Vape you desire at 600f, you have more problems then I could ever imagine.
That's why I say, save up for a DNA mod.
