Can some one let me know if theirs ever asks if it is a new atty or not? Mine doesn't ask. If it is a new atty with Kanthal it won't fire in TC mode. So there won't b e any problems there. But if TC is turned off and and you accidentally put an atty that has a nickel coil...what will happen? I tried it in low wattages and there wwon't be a problem but what if it is set at 60 watts?
I kind of like that it doesn't ask....to me it would be super annoying....but I was wondering what others think.
It doesn't have the New Coil message. Yes,
vaping Kanthal in TC mode is fine, it will still vape it as if it's a TC coil but because the resistance never rises, it also does not adjust the wattage at all much. If you have it set at 30W you might see it firing at 30, 30, 29.9, 29.8, 29.5, 30, 29.9 - something like that. No big deal at all.
If you put on a Nickel coil with TC turned off and vape then it it will just send full power to it. That's same as all TC mods. That will most likely ruin the coil (and possibly make it less safe to vape - Ni200 should not be taken above 600°F.) You should avoid doing that.
But because Kanthal-in-TC works fine, there's no reason I can see to ever turn TC mode off. Just leave it on and adjust wattage to suit the current build and you're good to go. Worst case you have two attys that need different temps and you forget to change the temp. That's much better than forgetting to turn TC back on and toasting the coil.
Yeah I like that it doesn't ask New Coil. It very rarely helps but it very often gets in the way - just one more pointless click. The only time it helps is if you remove the atty or turn the
mod off, then put it back on when it's not cooled to base temperature - in that case saying New Coil will remember the correct base resistance. The rest of the time it's pointless. So it just means you should wait a few seconds and/or blow on your
coils when putting them back on if they're heated.
And in any case, even if you do put an atty/coil on that's slightly too hot, the mod will refine the resistance down to the true level quite quickly. It only really matters when the coil is
much too hot (eg reading 0.20 when it should be 0.10), but the coil won't stay in that state for more than a few seconds so it's pretty unlikely.
Here's my detailed review of my 50W Flask which operates identically to your mod (besides wattage difference). it mentions this point so might give you some other info as well:
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