I don't know that TC was ever all that popular so much as it was hyped for a while as the next new thing. For those tanks with pre-made coils, and now pods, TC is typically not an option. For those using rebuild-able tanks (e.g., RDAs) and a mod that does TC well, it's still a desirable way to vape.
I got the impression TC is unpopular - but why?
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Indeed. I have a mod that can vape up to 800°F, and it doesn't burn...
It's a nontraditional atty design... Third rail temp control, with alternative wicking options, for VERY thick materials... Only mentioned due to relevance.Don’t tell your cotton that.
Never heard of that before. While not totally on topic, but close enough, more info would be great. I’d love to know more about it, not to try but for knowledge as it’s new to me.
I'll post a pic in the appropriate sub, and tag you.
IDK if TC vaping is so unpopular necessarily other than it's been around for like, a while and folks are either using it or not. I have found, based on m experiments, that with the amount of setups I have TC isn't THAT big a deal for me, unless I'm going somewhere and only taking a few vapes. Otherwise, I really never hit my TC "limit" which is frankly rather puny.
For MTL vaping, it can be a bit harder and most drop in coil tanks don't offer a TC version, you pretty much have to sort of pay attention.
Since I use SS for coils usually, it's nice to have the option-- I guess. Like I said I am no aficionado thought it is useful sometimes. I'm glad you asked the question though, you are getting good info, and that's always helpful.
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For MTL vaping, it can be a bit harder and most drop in coil tanks don't offer a TC version, you pretty much have to sort of pay attention.
Since I use SS for coils usually, it's nice to have the option-- I guess. Like I said I am no aficionado thought it is useful sometimes. I'm glad you asked the question though, you are getting good info, and that's always helpful.
Anna
I start vaping using VW and then for many months used only TC, both mesh and wire coils on various mods including DNA. When using a fresh coil and wick TC worked very well but then flavor would taper off after use....most likely a change of coil resistance due to buildup. I find that VW control is more consistent over a longer period of coil/wick life.
My new Vaporesso Gen mod using their pulse control does seem to imitate the smoothness of TC but with out the dry hit protection.
My new Vaporesso Gen mod using their pulse control does seem to imitate the smoothness of TC but with out the dry hit protection.
It certainly is a lot easier to TC with RBAs than stock coils.
But I also think some of the major companies have been putting a lot more effort into their chips - with regard to accurate TC.
A few years ago, it was only the Evolv DNA chip, Yihi, Dicodes and arctic fox firmware.
Now Vaporesso, Asmodus, Innokin, Geekvape, and plenty of others have come to the party
But I also think some of the major companies have been putting a lot more effort into their chips - with regard to accurate TC.
A few years ago, it was only the Evolv DNA chip, Yihi, Dicodes and arctic fox firmware.
Now Vaporesso, Asmodus, Innokin, Geekvape, and plenty of others have come to the party
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