Somehow I don't imagine ProVape coming out with another new box mod this soon but hey.....anything's possible.
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... the leather holder for the Procyon (pictured in one of my posts above) ... IS.TIGHT. (and I think that's a good thing)
Is there a trick to it? ... I read a post somewhere that explained using the thinnest slightest tiniest bit of WD40 coating on the Procyon to encourage it. What say ye? I don't have a warm fuzzy about WD40 on leather ... but hey ...
Is there a trick to it? ... I read a post somewhere that explained using the thinnest slightest tiniest bit of WD40 coating on the Procyon to encourage it. What say ye? I don't have a warm fuzzy about WD40 on leather ... but hey ...
I thought resistance going up or down was typical for all coils no matter the tank or rda. Am I incorrectly thinking?
I never paid it a lot of attention ScandaLeX. Either my favorite mods don't have read outs ... Eleaf Basic, (Nautilus Mini) on an Innokin T18 battery ... or most of my experience with Nautilus coils on box mods includes a Pegasus and Eleaf 60W.
The thing is that my box mods always showed the Nautilus coils starting out about 2.0 ohms and settling down to about 1.9 ohms. That's why I was surprised when the Procyon initially read the resistance @ 1.8.
I've also seen what may be two versions of the current 1.8 BVC Aspire Nautilus coils ... one stamped 1.8 (4.2-5.0V) and one stamped 1.8 (3.3-6.0V) ... still working on trying to find the real difference between the two.
Whatever the resistance ... I respect and appreciate how the Procyon firmware handles it
Excellent question and I think that depends, but in the case of the Procyon, the answer is generally a consistent NO.
Page 5 of Procyon users manual under Provari Procyon Feature Details, "... As your atomizer resistance changes, the Procyon constantly monitors the resistance and adjusts the wattage to keep it where you set it. Regardless, if you install a low or high resistance atomizer on the Procyon, it will automatically adjust the power to keep it at your preferred wattage setting."
So extrapolating, apparently flavor would be the same regardless of coil resistance change throughout its life cycle. Theoretically anyway I suppose LOL
No. And to Scandal's question, it's quite normal for coils resistance to change as it is used. Perhaps it's as gunk collects on the coil, but they all change with use.
I never paid it a lot of attention ScandaLeX. Either my favorite mods don't have read outs ... Eleaf Basic, (Nautilus Mini) on an Innokin T18 battery ... or most of my experience with Nautilus coils on box mods includes a Pegasus and Eleaf 60W.
The thing is that my box mods always showed the Nautilus coils starting out about 2.0 ohms and settling down to about 1.9 ohms. That's why I was surprised when the Procyon initially read the resistance @ 1.8.
I've also seen what may be two versions of the current 1.8 BVC Aspire Nautilus coils ... one stamped 1.8 (4.2-5.0V) and one stamped 1.8 (3.3-6.0V) ... still working on trying to find the real difference between the two.
Whatever the resistance ... I respect and appreciate how the Procyon firmware handles it
The only difference is the actual voltage it will fire at. With a regulated mod, you will likely not even notice the slight difference.
... and so does the flavor
Well yes. But when you put a new coil in a Kabuki and it reads 1.8, but then changes fairly quickly to 1.9, I'd defy anyone to notice a flavor change. When the coil get's too gunky, the flavor will go off and that's when I replace the coil for a new one. In my Buki's a coil is typically lasting a couple weeks before I feel the flavor has degraded.
I don't think they would ... I wouldn't, but that wasn't my point in my post discussing the noted change now was it.
... Again, I'm not a flavor chaser either so it wouldn't matter if it did anyway LOLEDIT: I think I've mentioned a couple of times ... recap ... surprised the Procyon read 1.8 when other mods read 2.0 but apparently they all settle in about 1.9 for the Nautilus coil. <<< I said nothing about flavor in this case as regards resistance change. But lets talk about flavor ...
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I don't think they would ... I wouldn't, but that wasn't my point in my post discussing the noted change now was it.
I was more speaking to TO and Scandal.
You just caught in the cross-words!
I guess the "I'm kidding" part (in white) didn't show up very well. I know I can't taste .1Ω difference, my hand-made coils always fluctuate.
HA !!! TO ... I was wondering what the extra space was in there when I quoted your post. I guess I missed it LOL.
Went back and highlighted the remainder of your post and see ... "I'm kidding!!!!!!!!!!" ... DOH !!!
Went back and highlighted the remainder of your post and see ... "I'm kidding!!!!!!!!!!" ... DOH !!!
I had to go back and look REALLY carefully. It really is there!!!! Was that a test to see if our elder eyes can see phantom letters? LOL
Don't you vape clear juice? I have clear in the Kabuki and when a coil is old the juice gets dark.
The current ohm reading in 1.7. I don't remember if I put a 1.6 or 1.8 in it.
Sorry guys! Back in the old format quoted posts were in a light blue box and white was more legible.
Acutally, I've gotten adventurous in my old age. I have some darker juices I'm into these days, like Caramel Apple Tobacco and Mocha Java. Amazing, right??!!
And I'd be willing to bet you put a 1.6 in your Kabuki. I pretty much only use 1.6 ohm coils and they all read 1.7.
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