Pretty much, it sticks at the last highest read resistance reading but if I press the fire button quickly sometimes it takes multiple times but it eventually shows the set resistance. Weird I know..
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Just rewicked it and it's doing much better now lol. Needed more cotton actually. Now I just want to find a better dripper for the top than magma. Keeps getting hot. I think I'm definitely getting the mxv4. I just need to pull the trigger on itPretty much, but do keep in mind your build and atomizer has a LOT to do with flavor, same as with Kanthal. Getting the right coil matched up with the right temperature setting matched up with the right amount of wicking in the right topper(s) to suit your tastes and the juice you're using takes a fair amount of trial and error for most folks. Once you dial it in though, I find that TC gives me a more consistent vape from start to finish. It's just getting there that's the hard part.
Mine goes back down automatically when it cools off. You guys might've gotten defective units. Plus if you press both little buttons it shows the original cold resistance
If I tap the fire button really quick it sometimes goes back to the set resistance. Weird
Nothing wrong here, just different than your used to.
Resistance is live read. TC works through regulating resistance shift of wire. You are seeing the heat shift. Releasing the Fire button stops the reading and screen memory sits at the last True Reading.
True reading is why it Drops on next press.
Heated = higher resistance reading
Cooled = lower resistance reading
Wonder why you do a Lock at Room Temperature?
That is why.
Finally here. No sleeve Its smaller than I expected.
I hope Sweetvapes gets sleeves in soon.
Its smaller than I expected.I hope Sweetvapes gets sleeves in soon.
Mines out for delivery I hope I got a sleeve. Im sorry you did not, I probably wont eitherFinally here. No sleeve
I hope Sweetvapes gets sleeves in soon.
Never mind I figured it out and I'm pretty sure since I forgot to do that earlier is why I was getting burnt hits. Oops
Haha yeah. I did. I have a 7 wrap around 3mm screwdriver 28ga ni200 and it's about .1 ohm when it's cold. Not sure if it's a good build but it's making pretty good flavor and respectable clouds in a magma.
Tc tank kinda seems a waste of money. The coils are so expensive. Why not build an rba such as subtank mini
No, no, no
My Orchid, Dual Ni200 .1ohm is absolutely rocking. Only needs new wick every 20-25 tanks.
Yeah... well that's what I meant. I call any RTA with the right coil material a TC tank... sorry for the confusion.
Like he said idk thought y'all were talking premade tc coils. Dang you can put dual coils in an rta? I'm thinking about putting dual nickel in my magma and I might try to build a vertical coil in my subtank mini. Is that hard to do?No, no, no
My Orchid, Dual Ni200 .1ohm is absolutely rocking. Only needs new wick every 20-25 tanks.
For heavens sake I know how bloody TC works. My point was that the resistance reading doesn't return to the baseline when everything cools down...
Ok but why are people reporting that it does return to baseline?!? Seems like there are two 'flavours' in the wild. It's no big deal. The thing works pretty well but it's s bit odd and annoying!
Ok I see what it's doing but why is it setup like this? It has no value at all. To see the base reading after it cools you need to fire it again which then heats the coil regardless of how short a press you do. Utterly pointless imho. If it showed the real time R when you wake it up by pressing up or something then fair enough but this is stupid!!! Oh well as I said it's no biggie. Actually really like this little box
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