Hot Mods these days?
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Not madvln but I have a Sig 213. For casual one or two puffs at a time generally nothing. But the Sig 213 uses F based TCR values so you have to get that at their site. It does a resistance check every hit even if you lock it, so it will get hotter and hotter each hit unless you let it cool down between drags.
On top of all that it pretty damn inaccurate or at least most early batches in resistance when switched into TC. It hilarious on mine because it is perfect in Power for resistance and then I switch it to SS316L and it will magically decide it's .02 ohms lower. Meaning I have to get it warm enough to get up to correct resistance before I can lock it.
Even as a power device it sucks because they said there was a 35a limit. It can only get to ~160. Because the limit is really 25a. I tested this with HB6 batteries.
wow thats weird.I thought SIg used the YiHi chip like my ipv mods.I have a 3li and 5 and neither do that.Having the resistance constantly change would be a huge pain in the.......
I think the Sig 150TC was the last to use a Yihi chip. When Daniel opened up the Sig and Fuchia they obscured and control chips from being seen. Which is wierd if they were developing their own chip. Which means they probably found a cloner that seemed close enough. Obviously developing a chip that started out as clone hasn't quite worked out for them or their supplier.
I figured I should post an update as I wound up rolling the software back to Version 4.0 on my RX200S because I noticed shorter battery life. I saw that another member mentioned doing it in a forum and the only reason I can figure for it was the extended display timer. But honestly does the display really use that much voltage?
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