Could someone please explain why this is relevant in the TC world? I understand that Titanium is a bit tougher, and has a slightly higher resistance, apart from that I'm in the dark if I could get some clarification and maybe specs that would be fantastic.
Nickel VS Titanium
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That's scary stuff man, I'll make sure to stay away from titanium. Nickel is fine by me.
Some reading material before you count anything out. I've been reading these threads the past few days. TONS of good information.
TC beyond Ni200: Nickel Purity, Dicodes; Ti, SS, Resistherm NiFe30; Coefficient of Resistance | E-Cigarette Forum
Titanium wire, vaping and safety | E-Cigarette Forum
TC beyond Ni200: Nickel Purity, Dicodes; Ti, SS, Resistherm NiFe30; Coefficient of Resistance | E-Cigarette Forum
Titanium wire, vaping and safety | E-Cigarette Forum
I'll definitely look into those man, vaping is fun, and TC makes it a lot better IMO, but we gotta be safe, I'll look into it. Appreciate the sources
Due to its resistance ti is easier to get reasonable sized builds that are still mechanically durable.
The concerns with vaping off ti are FUD mongering. Grade 1 titanium has been advocated by mmj doctors as a means of vaporizing full melt cannabis concentrates for a few years now.
In APV use ti doesn't approach oxidization temperatures. Even if it did, ti is one of the most hypolergenic metals. Titanium dioxide has been used as sunblock for decades. Granted, external use != internal, but given no/little oxidization is occurring during nicotine vaping and titanium is used for medical implants... I personally feel the fear is far overblown, especially coming from a crowd of people that for the most part smoked cigarettes knowing the proven danger.
Another angle is that the aerospace industry has been welding titanium for decades. If there were the same health risks associated with the welding of materials like galvanized steel there would have been evidence a long time ago.
The concerns with vaping off ti are FUD mongering. Grade 1 titanium has been advocated by mmj doctors as a means of vaporizing full melt cannabis concentrates for a few years now.
In APV use ti doesn't approach oxidization temperatures. Even if it did, ti is one of the most hypolergenic metals. Titanium dioxide has been used as sunblock for decades. Granted, external use != internal, but given no/little oxidization is occurring during nicotine vaping and titanium is used for medical implants... I personally feel the fear is far overblown, especially coming from a crowd of people that for the most part smoked cigarettes knowing the proven danger.
Another angle is that the aerospace industry has been welding titanium for decades. If there were the same health risks associated with the welding of materials like galvanized steel there would have been evidence a long time ago.
I'll tell you one thing. I can get 100 feet of ni200 for like 7 or 8 bucks. 30 feet of titanium I think it was. Is like 16 bucks. So what gives. If you are on a budget I would go with ni200
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