Hi Nimbus. I'll start with my experience. I own a SW200 and acquired some Ti wire because I wanted an alternative to Ni. I tried about 20 different builds on 5 different RDA's and could not get the coil to fire right with the Snow Wolf. Even at 212ºF and 5W with the cotton soaked, it was firing way too hot and the
coils would actually glow (this is really bad).
Got advice from everyone on the forum who partook in the thread, the consensus was that the SW200 is not good with Ti wire. I did some research on Google and it seemed that very few, maybe even just me, were using Ti with the Snow Wolf. Nickel works like a charm as the SW200 is designed to detect and work with Ni.
You may have a different experience than me, so it's worth a shot. For TC, you will want to do spaced coils. No compressing needed. DO NOT DRY BURN TITANIUM.
I would recommend starting with 7 wraps of your 24g Ti wire on a 3mm mandrel. This should come out to 0.22Ω with a single coil. Don't put the leads in the post holes as TC requires a very secure connection, so wrap the leads around the screws and screw them down.
Titanium has a higher coefficient of resistance than Nickel, so you will want to start by setting the temperature at least 100ºF below that of Nickel. I would start around 300ºF and work your way up.
