nice, is that the one from vaporskinz?
Rixsta, looks great man! I was in a shop and got to feel one, nice indeed. The shop owner told me it maxes at 40w. I know the Ni coils have lower resistances, but to keep it simple you and I vape at higher wattages. Will you be able to get the big flavor chasing hits similar to your sig with the snowwolf? Will you have to have it turn all the way up? Thanks sir.
Thank you so much for your inputBig and ugly, no thank
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wow that is very interesting!! i've been struggling a bit getting the the vape up to temp as well using my 25R batteries. I have to set the temp to 500F and it still seems like it needs more. I'm so glad i ordered a pair of VTC5's that are on their way now so hopefully that will make the difference for me.Interesting read, I have had this happen once, try hitting the fire button fast a few times, see if it changes the ohm reading, maybe unscrew and screw it back on, dunno, just a thought. It's happened on my Segelei 100w plus too, maybe a mod thing ..
One thing I will add, my Samsung 25r batteries weren't cutting it in the SnowWolf, I didn't think much of it but sometimes I would have to chain vape, about 3 hits before the warmth of the vape came through, hard to explain, I put some Efest 35A batteries in and , yes, big big difference. Then I saw that Asmodus recommend 30A batteries in this mod.
im using Ni200 28g and 8 wraps on 3mm give me .1 ohms. Used it like that for a couple days and then added a second coil and sure enough .05 ohms! i just finished with it and for now im liking it at 70 watts and 500F. im hoping with some 30 amp batteries i can go lower on the temp setting!anyone know what kind of nickel coil to build dual coil with? I been tyring and for the life of me my 28g I cant get any working even with like 14 wraps and it looks just horrible and wicking is terrible
Works great with the Starre Pro !Has anybody had experience with running temp co trol with dual Ti coils on this? I ordered one and will be here Monday. I've tried nickel on my vaporflask that can't go u der .1 but it wasn't what I hoping to get out of it. Hoping the higher watts on a lower build and dual titanium coils will get me on the temp control wagon.
420F is the scorch temperature of BONE DRY cotton. When wet with juice the scorch temperature of cotton is over 525F.
Do you plan on vaping your wicks until they are bone dry before adding juice? If not, why would you want such a low operating temperature? What exactly do you think you're achieving by having the operating temperature set so low that your wick can completely dry out before the temperature control kicks in?
Now, this is just my opinion, but I want my temp control coils to work just like my kanthal coils, except I don't want dry hits or burnt wicks. That means I would set the temp as high as a kathal coil would be if it was working right, which is right around 500F. High enough that the nickel coil works just like a kanthal coil when the wick is wet like it should be, but low enough that the temp protection kicks in when the wick starts to get a little bit dry, but before the temps get high enough to scorch the wick. Then, if the temp control kicks in and drastically reduces the power I know I need to either add more juice or fix the wick.
You're basically just setting it up to have a weak, underpowered vape at all times.
I agree, but it is what it is.
Try 425f - 50wSo I picked up this box last week. I also have the Freemax Pro and put a ni200 coil in. I'm using Sony 30a batteries. What is a good temp/watt to run? It hard to find a help post with a tc device using watts and not joules.
I'm using 45 watts, 500 degrees F.So I picked up this box last week. I also have the Freemax Pro and put a ni200 coil in. I'm using Sony 30a batteries. What is a good temp/watt to run? It hard to find a help post with a tc device using watts and not joules.