nickel vs titanium
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both are used for temp control ni200 is softer than ti making it harder to maintain without damaging when rewicking.
ti (my preferred wire for tc) is stiffer easier to wick without damage has a higher resistance per foot from what i have seen and in my opinion i notice almost no flavor/vapor change from kanthal to ti which i like the warmer vape.
this is all what i have seen and experienced in my opinion not a by the book response as with vaping in general all is subjective
ti (my preferred wire for tc) is stiffer easier to wick without damage has a higher resistance per foot from what i have seen and in my opinion i notice almost no flavor/vapor change from kanthal to ti which i like the warmer vape.
this is all what i have seen and experienced in my opinion not a by the book response as with vaping in general all is subjective
Titanium is sooo much more sexy than nickel.
Telling somebody your coils are made of titanium sounds way better telling them there made of nickel.
Telling somebody your coils are made of titanium sounds way better telling them there made of nickel.
oic. i'm intending to get my 1st TC mod, still couldn't decide over Sigelei 150TC or ipv4s. the sigelei costs slightly more but i like the build on it. but one thing ipv4s do better is with the titanium option.
any advice on which to get?
Correct for the simple reason titanium is slightly more rigid than nickel so it is easier to work with.
i own the origional ipv4(the 1pv4s came out 6 days later lol) upgraded with firmware to basically be the ipv4s and love it no issues at all in the 2 months i have had it dont own a sigelei 150tc but do own a 100watt v1 and a 150 watt that both have great function and build quality so it the 150tc is built with the same care it would be a great mod as well not sure if it has ti support though
That is true, but a bit of reading on these forums you will find a way round these limitations, and adjust the temperature to suit your wire.
the only thing holding me back to own a sigelei 150c is the lacked of titanium support.
i've read on most reviews tat ipv4s worked great too, i'm only worried about how long it gonna last as i will not be changing my mod again.
i have had no issues with my ipv4 it works as it is supposed to and with the risk that may or may not be there i just dont use the onboard charger but other than that it seems like a very solid device and i love it
From what i've read titanium is as safe as all the other wires on the market except when heated over a too high of a temperature. Nickel has a lot more people allergic to it. Nickel is really hard to work with and you can only do spaced coils. With titanium it is strong like kanthal and a lot easier to build with. You can also do contact coils as long as you pulse it very carefully (don't let it glow)
additional information for building contact coils: the trick i use when pulsing is to go into a pitch black closet and pulse on a low wattage until it turns the littlest bit red and keep doing this until it glows from the middle.
additional information for building contact coils: the trick i use when pulsing is to go into a pitch black closet and pulse on a low wattage until it turns the littlest bit red and keep doing this until it glows from the middle.
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