Figuring out temps at different wattages?

[tony7432]

Not sure if its possible but is thier a way to know what temps we are vaping on at different wattages like on 30 watts and 50 watts? I ask because i have a juice at 24mg thats really hard to vape due to the throat hit even on only 30 watts..but when i switch to temp control mode and set it at 450 degrees F, its very smooth..tons of vapor and flavor and that nic buzz is all there just minus the harsh throaht hit..you would swear its a different juice

 

[alicewonderland]

its sketchy because, in non temp control mode it pushes that power to the coils constantly, meaning its not controlling temperature, so it just keeps heating up hotter and hotter the longer you take hits on it. Even at lower watts, it just pushes that power to the coils faster than the heat dissipates, so the temperature will just keep rising and rising. The advantage of higher watts is because it heats up the coil faster, the downside is that it gets hotter faster. Lower watts does the same thing except its a long rampup to low vapor then perfect vapor, but then it doesnt stop heating up so you STILL go past that point where it just heats up hotter. This is why temp control is so nice right now.

 

[tony7432]

its sketchy because, in non temp control mode it pushes that power to the coils constantly, meaning its not controlling temperature, so it just keeps heating up hotter and hotter the longer you take hits on it. Even at lower watts, it just pushes that power to the coils faster than the heat dissipates, so the temperature will just keep rising and rising. This is why temp control is so nice right now.

You known that never came to my mind..about it keep heating up while im holding the button...sometimes its the most simplest of answers and reasons that elude us lol..thanx for the info man..this also helps me enjoy all my 24mg juices i bought on accident i dont have to dilute them now with other flavors or vg solution