I'm starting to think 316L is just garbage... Now I remember why I stopped using it, still confused as to why most people I've talked to prefer it over 430.
I'm going to have to make some out of nife or 430
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Could be they're not using TC. It works fine in power mode and especially well on mechs. On mechs it gives a nice "preheat-like" boost when cool.
I have some good luck using Temco 316L SS but it does drop in res and rise in res temp factor once broke in. With a new build when the vape begins to go anemic I let it sit at room temp for an hour, unscrew the atty, hit the fire button to clear the res and then screw the atty back on and re-read the res. It only takes .01 ohms drop in res to make an anemic vape. .01 ohms drop equates to approx 85°f cooler vape with 316L so re-reading the base/cold res is necessary when using SS (especially 316 and 317). With chinesium SS all bets are off as the TCR/RTF can be all over the place due to lack of quality control/assurance issues. 430 SS rocks for TC as does Ti and NiFe52 alloy. Those three have high res and high TCR/RTF values; both attributes being desirable for more accurate TC.
Hope this helps Kiba.
