Rumor Mill says the lost vape Triade 250C is coming very soon. I noticed Eciggity already has a place marker for it. My best guess is it will probably cost around $150. I'll probably get three of them myself. 

If anything, Willie, the center/select button might be better a little shorter to avoid mistakes. Actually all the same length would work for me as well. My experience with C mods is limited to about two months though, so take this for what it's worth.
The problem is that they're all claptons, so. I'd have to disassemble the wire & use the core ID guess.The lower res isn't so much a concern as the wire's tcr value, it's lower than it should be, that's why you have to lock the res at a higher value. Essentially you're just tricking the mod into thinking it has to reach a higher tfr value to reach your set temp. As you suspected raising the tcr value in escribe will fix the problem (for that particular wire).
There is another test that can be used for setting tcr that works, the dry cotton browning test. It works the same as the water boiling test and some prefer it over the water boiling test because it is performed at 420°f instead of 212°f ie at a closer temp to our normal vaping temps.
Dry Cotton Browning Test:
Dryburn and rewick with new cotton, set temp to 420°f with plenty of power, fire the mod for approx 5 sec, check wick for very slight light brown discoloration, adjust tcr as necessary.
Tip: Use a long piece of wicking so that it can be slid over after each test fire. This is most helpful if the tcr is too high and is burning the wick.
ETA: Just so I don't forget I annotate the approx tcr value on the wire spool. I have spools of SS430 with tcr values ranging from .00120 to .00146 written on them, so it can be way off.
EETA: I almost forgot! Don't use claptons or any type of multistrand coils for your tcr test. Use single strand wire slightly spaced coils for your tests as this increases the likelihood of establishing a solid connection at the post screws and eliminates the chance of having hotspots.
that's why I don't normally do it, bc of the having to create separate profiles... Tcr input it's the one thing I wish we were able to do if only for testing purposes.@kiba I usually do the Dry Cotton Browning Test with any new spool of wire. I scribble on my spools as well. I do a few other things as well as @cigatron. I usually test what temp my cotton will singe at first with a nickel coil as I've found it can vary probably due to moisture, etc. Then I'll create like 4 custom TCR starting near your expected value .00138 So probably 140, 145, 150, 155. Load 'em up in separate profiles, and starting with the highest, see if it scorches. If it does, I'll work my way down. When I find the two values between no singe and singe, I'll create TCR profiles this time 1 apart, and start at the middle value. Quick and easy to swap between profiles
The much easier way, IMHO would be to create an excel formula where you use a high TCR value starting point (like 170), find the temp of the singe. Look at the value at that temp (material screen, hover over the rise line), then mathematically work backwards to solve for the TCR.
I might sound like a cracker.
The problem is that they're all claptons, so. I'd have to disassemble the wire & use the core ID guess. that's why I don't normally do it, bc of the having to create separate profiles... Tcr input it's the one thing I wish we were able to do if only for testing purposes.
^ Tbh I haven't even tried it yet, I only have 2 "c" mods & my gf claimed both.
Tcr input it's the one thing I wish we were able to do if only for testing purposes.
Yeah that is a problem. I cheat and use a non-DNA mod that you can easily adjust the TCR with so I can discover what the TCR value is. Got one of those?
I agree. I really love my mods' DNA."non-DNA mod"
Blasphemy!!![]()
Is it hotter or cooler than 200°F? If hotter, your TCR is too low. If too cool, your TCR is too high.
Typo Bill? If the tcr is set too low then the tfr values will be too low as well. That will cause the coil temp to be cooler than set temp, unless I'm having one of my lisdexic fits.
I agree. I really love my mods' DNA.
Maple DNA, Koa DNA, Rosewood DNA, Walnut DNA, Ironwood DNA, Box Edler DNA, Apricot DNA, etc...
They're all made by one of the modders right here on ECF. I got some of them from him directly, some from the classies, and some were offered to me privately.Damn! Where did you get those at?
Yeah that is a problem. I cheat and use a non-DNA mod that you can easily adjust the TCR with so I can discover what the TCR value is. Got one of those?
...I'm in his will for the green one on the right