Need a new SS capable tc mod

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sketch804

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Any dna mod. The dna 75 should work well for your needs. Been using smy sdna 75 for a few months now, best mod I've used so far (minus my dna200). They are just so smooth even in wattage mode, I was pretty surprised the first vape I took under that board. And TC, that's what they were made for. Hope you find a good one.
 

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I'm another satisfied SDNA 75 user. Given your parameters (TC w/SS and ~30w), a DNA 75 mod would be very high on my list. Be prepared to dial it in using escribe- not hard at all (need Windows or a workaround). I found the onboard menu UI to be unintuitive but escribe makes that a moot point for the most part.

My Evic VTC 75 is also good. Maybe not quite up to the DNA board, but does SS in TC just fine. Costs less, too.
 
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Hard to go wrong with a DNA 75 for SS TC. Lots of mods do TC as well, but the DNA board sets the standard, and the eScribe software makes customization easy. That said, there are other mods out there that do TC with SS well, from the RX200/200S, to even a Coolfire 4 75W and even a 100W Presa. I expect the Alien will perform well, but I haven't received mine yet. It comes down to how much of an investment you want to make.

And before it all seems way too expensive, be aware that sales can be found. I picked up my DNA VT75 for $50 on sale.
 

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Another vote, based on your criteria, for a DNA75 watt device. TC is just SO right vs. cheap Chinese boards.

Have to agree with everyone here. DNA is a solid way to go.
One thought though, be prepared to adjust your dialing on your dialed in RDA. I find that I have to tweak things even going between a DNA 75 and a DNA 133. This seems especially true with SS with its poor TCR. Not a biggie.

Interesting. How do you accomplish "dialing it in"? I ask, because I have DNA75, DNA200 and DNA250's going and I've noticed that I prefer slightly different temps depending on the chip. Are you just adjusting your temp to suit, playing with the TCR, or doing something in Escribe?
 
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Another vote, based on your criteria, for a DNA75 watt device. TC is just SO right vs. cheap Chinese boards.



Interesting. How do you accomplish "dialing it in"? I ask, because I have DNA75, DNA200 and DNA250's going and I've noticed that I prefer slightly different temps depending on the chip. Are you just adjusting your temp to suit, playing with the TCR, or doing something in Escribe?

I adjust temp to suit.

After nearly driving myself crazy, I finally accepted that with SS, the TCR is so low that I just ignore what "temp" the device says I'm at. It doesn't know, not really. I treat the controls like a shower knob, up is warmer, down is cooler! Lol.
 

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Hey fellas

I need a new mod, and wanted to ask for some opinions. I only use 30w of power, but more max power does not bother me.

Stainless Steel TC is a must. I have my own RDA that I have dialed in. Just need the most solid mod that can power it.

Thanks for any suggestions you can offer!

If price is not an issue, HCigar VT75 Nano with the DNA 75 board is at the top of my list. :cool:But you can get two of practically any of these mods for the same price. :eek:

Aspire NX75-A
Aspire NX75-Z
Joyetech eVic VTwo Mini
Wismec Presa
Eleaf Aster
Eleaf iStick Pico


I have all of them and have been very satisfied with their performance & quality. YMMV...:D
 
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