The res is correct for single 3mm coil with 9mm legs though.....hmmmm
The res is correct for single 3mm coil with 9mm legs though.....hmmmm
Well what should i say... for a long time i thought all this tc nonsense is a hoax, a marketing thing. I tried a lot of devices & wires over the past years and was really disappointed. I never got a consistend tc vape no matter what atty or mod. I own a Dicodes Dani V2+ and an Evic VTC Mini and both didnt do it for me. I tried Ni200, Ti, Resistherm and SS430, SS316L and SS403... so I kind of gave up on tc.
And then I stumbled across some wire i've never heard about while ordering some other stuff off of zivipf... NiFe48. I did a quick research on ecf and found this thread and ordered a spool of NiFe48 0.4mm just to make sure this doesn't work for me either. What should I say... I was wrong. Damn wrong. This wire is freaking awesome! It works like a charm on both my Dicodes and my Evic. I tried it with several RDAs and RTAs and no matter it just delivers. So if you are still not satisfied with Ti,Ni or SS give NiFe48 a try!
TL;DR NiFe48 kicks ...!
IMHO it is no "unsafer" than dryburning kanthal. We need these oxides to form an insulating barrier to keep the coil from becoming near dead short when winding contact coils.
Also imho contact coils are really not needed for tc mods and you can switch to spaced coils and have just as good of a vape as compared to contact coils. To me it reduces the likelihood of coil crud from bridging all the wraps and needing to dryburn to get rid of the crud.
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Thanks for reaffirming what I already thought on dry burning. Yeah, I don't bother with contact coils in TC. Too many problems. I WRAP them as contact, but then I use an exacto to get just enough gap between them. Seems to work very well.
I bought SS430 from CrazyWire because I hoped that the reduced nickel content could be good for my sensitivity to it. Not at all. Now I'm using it for my wife on a VCT Mini (DNA200, 75 and an Apollo Reliant for me) and I have the same problem, I needed to raise the TCR value to get acceptable vapor production.You're having problems because you're not using SS430. I bought once from crazywire. Emailed them and told them that they must have sent me the wrong thing. Resent me wire but got the same stuff. Using it with the appropriate TCR or curve you get no vaporisation; you need much higher values. This is definitely not SS430.
Liiiiiight torch, only... a lighter to just heat it a bit. If you get it even to dull orange, it tends to get brittle, in my experience.Unkamens 430 is a bit springy, I lightly torch it prior to coiling then it's fine.
Liiiiiight torch, only... a lighter to just heat it a bit. If you get it even to dull orange, it tends to get brittle, in my experience.
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Thanks GeorgeS. I've read past posts and they all seem to confirm that CrazyWire's SS430 is not what it says it is. TCR doesn't like, after all. I just ordered from Unkamen. I really, really would like to avoid working with Titanium and its springiness...
From my experience the Temco TI wire is not springy. (very easy to work with)
I account for the springyness of Unkamen by using a 0.5mm smaller jig than I want the final coil to turn into. It seems at ~3mm finished ID SS430 is ~0.1 ohms per winding.
Wow... I ordered on the 3rd, it shipped today.When Unkamen's 430 arrives I'll report back. In case it triggers my sensitivity... I'll be available to send it to anyone willing to pay for shipping. I ordered the 200 feet spool so... somebody might be interested. In Europe at least. Cross your fingers for me, though, pretty please.![]()