Nunchaku 2 temperature control

[virm]

Any one used, experimented with TCR mode on Nunchaku 2 yet?

From my understanding of the reviews, it seems it does not come with pre-set TCR numbers and one has to input the TCR number themselves.

THis should be the cold (?) TCR right? Just input the numbers from here? The Ultimate TCR List

The first Nunchaku did not allow changing Power/wattage when in TCR mode. Has this been changed in Nunch 2?

Do i need anything other than the TCR values to use TC? (TC newb) Is there a list of appropriate temperatures too for instance?

 

[AngeNZ]

Any one used, experimented with TCR mode on Nunchaku 2 yet?

From my understanding of the reviews, it seems it does not come with pre-set TCR numbers and one has to input the TCR number themselves.

THis should be the cold (?) TCR right? Just input the numbers from here? The Ultimate TCR List

The first Nunchaku did not allow changing Power/wattage when in TCR mode. Has this been changed in Nunch 2?

Do i need anything other than the TCR values to use TC? (TC newb) Is there a list of appropriate temperatures too for instance?

I don't have this mod - but I do use TC. First have a look at Vic's review, he covers TC in there, and he's usually pretty thorough:



Yep, you have the correct TCR numbers. Have a read through this manual and see if it helps with where to set it up:

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Regarding temperatures - choose either Celsius or Fahrenheit
420F/215c is a pretty standard starting point

For a cooler vape go down - eg I use 380F/200c
For a warmer vape go up.

You will also need which Wattage you want to use in TC mode. This is like a preheat - it's generally 5 or 10 watts higher than you use in normal wattage mode.

As an example, here's my TC settings for the Asmodus Colossal 80w:

TCR 0.00092 (SS316l)
Wattage 20 watts
Temperature 380F

Have fun

 

[virm]

Thanks a lot @AngeNZ , very helpful: the do it like this!

Seen this review and all the others out there, they don't go into these details. I guessit's because it's become a common feature, or because Nunchaku may not be that popular among more advanced peeps. Not sure about Wattage; like i said, the first version Nch had a steady 60watt in TCR mode. That might actually be covered, almost accidentaly, by some reviewer, i'm gonna have to go over them all again. Definitely seen some one set up TCR then wattage, but it might have been a diff device!

Odd, 20 watts? The Nch2 .14ohm which is meant for TC is recommended at 50-60.

So we do not use TC on anything FeCrAl/Kanthal right?

Oh... does 'Claptonized' mean it's FeCrAl?
and what's Plexus made of?

 

[AngeNZ]

Thanks a lot @AngeNZ , very helpful: the do it like this!

Seen this review and all the others out there, they don't go into these details. I guessit's because it's become a common feature, or because Nunchaku may not be that popular among more advanced peeps. Not sure about Wattage; like i said, the first version Nch had a steady 60watt in TCR mode. That might actually be covered, almost accidentaly, by some reviewer, i'm gonna have to go over them all again. Definitely seen some one set up TCR then wattage, but it might have been a diff device!

Odd, 20 watts? The Nch2 .14ohm which is meant for TC is recommended at 50-60.

So we do not use TC on anything FeCrAl/Kanthal right?

Oh... does 'Claptonized' mean it's FeCrAl?
and what's Plexus made of?

Plexus and Claptonized are different coil types - nothing to do with the actual coil material. A clapton coil is a thick wire with a thinner wire wrapped around it:

And the Plexus coil used by Innokin is more of a grid/mesh coil:

And yep, we only use TC on certain wires: stainless steel (ss316l) titanium (Ti) and nickel 200 (ni200)
A Beginner's Guide to Vaping with Temperature Control [2018]

Odd, 20 watts? The Nch2 .14ohm which is meant for TC is recommended at 50-60.

The 20watts was just what I use for my lil flat wire coils You can use whatever wattage you prefer. Start it in TC mode at 50w.


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