Just got my nickle kanger tech atomizers in the mail and I am wondering what I should set my temp at on my dna40. I have never used the temp sensor before
just got my vaporshark ni200 coils.
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400 is a good starting point, then adjust to taste. I run 380 to 420 depending on the juice.
Sweet. Ordering a bunch of these. I have been so eagerly awaiting. Tell me please how does it vape
Eh having some issues with it right now. Keeps going into temp protection mode
Depends... what are you using the temp limiting for?
If you are attempting to prevent burnt hits keep it between 390 and 410 (if I recall the DNA 40 has a +/- of 10 degrees). If you are more concerned with potential byproducts of over heated liquid, I personally would keep it below 500.
Im just trying to vape it at 40w but it keeps going into temp protect mode
Question: did you throw it right up to 40w and start rippin' it or did you work your way up to 40w?
I started it at 32w I believe.. I have another tank right now that i just filled up so im going to set it at 20w and slowly make my way to 40w
When do I start raising it up from 20c? I'm a noob ha..
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In my short vape life experience, I've always started lower and worked my way up. Is there any perameters etched on the coils as to what they should be vaped?
Some coils just might not wick well at certain W with certain juices. The TP is there to help you avoid burning the wicking material as well as scorching uour nice. If you get the TP it means it's working!!
Some coils just might not wick well at certain W with certain juices. The TP is there to help you avoid burning the wicking material as well as scorching uour nice. If you get the TP it means it's working!!
I have a couple vapor shark rDNA 40's and have built dozens of nickel coils but do not have a subtank yet (it's on the short list) so I'm just farting in the wind here but some juices have a tendency to gunk coils and cause TP to kick in quicker.
I thought one of my Lemo's was the culprit till I built the same exact coil in another one, switched the same juice to it and got the same result. Might just be gunky juice!!
I thought one of my Lemo's was the culprit till I built the same exact coil in another one, switched the same juice to it and got the same result. Might just be gunky juice!!
My pre-built Nautilus NI-200 .3 ohm coils hit temp limit very quickly... until I up the TL to 420 or over. Then again I vape 'tween 11-18 watts. Bumping to 40 watts at 420 hit the temp limit.
My Russian 91% at .2ish - .15is ohms have not hit temp... then again I am using a spaced coil with 28 gauge wire.
It just may be how the pre-builts are built, meaning wire gauge, coil diameter and so forth.
Play with the temp and watts. Keep posting on the Official DNA 40 intro thread like you have been. I recall someone using pre-built heads there also.
Ahhh... have to love new tech.
RC Hagy
My Russian 91% at .2ish - .15is ohms have not hit temp... then again I am using a spaced coil with 28 gauge wire.
It just may be how the pre-builts are built, meaning wire gauge, coil diameter and so forth.
Play with the temp and watts. Keep posting on the Official DNA 40 intro thread like you have been. I recall someone using pre-built heads there also.
Ahhh... have to love new tech.
RC Hagy
Am I doing something horribly wrong? Vape @ 27W Temp hits 450f after a couple seconds
Ive read/heard of people having to run the pre-built coils at higher temps than home built coils. Like in the 500 range.
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