Tank atty vs rda

[Punk In Drublic]

To clarify, temp protect really isn’t an error. It means the target temp was reached and the mod is not allowing the temp to be exceeded. On a dna mod it’s less useful if you set up your profiles using eScribe as you can see the temp curve reach the set value and maintain that level regardless how long your draw is. When you don’t have real time monitoring like eScribe or Arctic Fox, temp protection is pretty much the only way you know the mod with the settings you chose is reaching the temp you selected.

Do not know how it is implemented on other devices, but on a DNA, Temp Protect error can be triggered via a multiple of ways. A poor coil connection or resistance not correctly read. It can also be triggered in wattage mode, say by accidently entering wattage mode with a Nickel coil as example.

 

[DaveP]

Hmmm...so Mrs Ohm tells Mr Watt what to do based how Mrs Ohm feels about the coil we use and calls it temperature control....but can we trust Mrs Ohm.

The Rosetta stone for vaping.

 

[HigherStateD]

Juggernauts suck imo. They may look cool, but too much coil surface is not in touch with the cotton, so you need more power for no actual gain.

Mesh is a very efficient coil type and thus produces lots of vapor and very good flavor even at lower wattages, but it's tremendously lacking in the warmth department imo.
Ymmv.

Depending on flavor. Ry tastes great to me on mesh. Almost better than my dual juggernaut atty. Fruit flavors get demolished by my mesh atty, but I get depth of flavor from even a single flavor mix on the jugg. The point I am making about mesh vs spun coils, esp the juggs I run, is that, when dry burning, it is quite apparent to me that not all of the coil heats at the same rate. The cladding on my coils remains dark while the interior wires glow. This creates temperature variations that mesh, being a uniform thickness, cannot replicate easily, save for extreme voltage modulations.