eVic-VT mini?
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From wikipedia:
Cotton Decomposes after prolonged exposure to temperatures of 150 °C or over.
The flashpoint is 210 c so if you keep to apply 205 c like in this video I think it's normal to have a cold oxidation of cotton.
That's what I was thinking about. More worried if this mod should have the protection in place, but I don't think it should because you can easily not press the button whilst building.
I found the D2 to be too sensitive with the "no liquid" warning - the VTC fires to a point and still provides a vape, the D2 cuts out and gives the warning whilst the cotton still has liquid on it.
At the same time I haven't had any burnt hits on the VTC.
Another thing worth noting is that DJLsb Vapes on Youtube says the the D2 is 20 to 30 degrees off.
The clincher for me is that the VTC can be upgraded whereas the D2 can't - if I did have an issue with the VTC (which I don't) it can be sorted in the future with firmware.
At the same time I haven't had any burnt hits on the VTC.
Another thing worth noting is that DJLsb Vapes on Youtube says the the D2 is 20 to 30 degrees off.
The clincher for me is that the VTC can be upgraded whereas the D2 can't - if I did have an issue with the VTC (which I don't) it can be sorted in the future with firmware.
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I think that 5 watts maintain 205c and after several seconds at this temperature the dry cotton degrade.
In real world usage you wouldn't be vaping bone dry cotton anyway.
AnsomJames.... just decrease the temperature.
I want a device that maintain the real temperature I set
I want a device that maintain the real temperature I set
He did not lock in the ohms on the atty in the VTC before doing the dry burn test. Without the base ohms locked temp control became unreliable during the dry burn. These dry burn tests will always be unreliable if you alter the parameters of the test.
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With VTC I don't have to decrease the temp - it's consistent.
In my opinion, the vape quality on the D2 isn't half as good as it throttles too aggressively - decreasing the temp too much on the D2 gives you an anemic vape.
Here's a test I did using the same temp with a locked .17ohm nickel build - sorry about the focus, you get the idea though!
Definitely worth it. Only cost $30 shipped. Love the huge 5mL tank, and the fact that I can remove the build deck with juice still in the tank.
Long review, but he puts it through its paces, shows that Ni200 mode is overpowered, while Ti mode is pretty accurate.
At 410 on my VTC I barely have any scorching at 410 - is there a possibility the newer firmware has improved the accuracy?
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Dirk Oberhaus (the German reviewer) has shown Nickel TC to be very accurate.
The video I posted earlier shows a Nickel coil being fired at 205 centigrade (which is 401 Fahrenheit) with no burning per say.
Why is this?
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Dirk Oberhaus did his test using the older firmware too though - weird.
I've got a couple of Evolv DNA 40 devices and I can tell you that their performance compared to the VTC is neigh on identical.
i been burning cotton every once in a while,
some say its normal specially on higher temps
any one with the same experince?
it maybe my build or the temp.
i vape around 500-600f @60watts
like a really nice warm vape,nee dio i hit temp protection warnings
well i do sometimes,but only on NI mode,(using ti coils)around 380f@60w
which is a nice wwarm vape
anyone having the same experience?
some say its normal specially on higher temps
any one with the same experince?
it maybe my build or the temp.
i vape around 500-600f @60watts
like a really nice warm vape,nee dio i hit temp protection warnings
well i do sometimes,but only on NI mode,(using ti coils)around 380f@60w
which is a nice wwarm vape
anyone having the same experience?
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