I also have difficulty in wrapping ni200 coils
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I could wrap them (used tempered ni200) but it was a hassle, and great care had to be put into installing the coils so that the legs wouldn't be cut by the post screws. I don't miss the ni200 days
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For me it was the wicking I'd bend them up badly every timeI could wrap them (used tempered ni200) but it was a hassle, and great care had to be put into installing the coils so that the legs wouldn't be cut by the post screws. I don't miss the ni200 days
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Oh yes, that too. Particularly,very difficult to rewick.
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Is it possible to use SSV's Ti wire with your mod? Those are my Ti wires of choice. I was using .5 all the time until I found SS 430, extremely consistent Ti wire.
They have their own TFR curves/csv's for each wire so that's how I use it on all my mods, but perhaps it's possible to use it on a regular Ti TFR curve.
They have their own TFR curves/csv's for each wire so that's how I use it on all my mods, but perhaps it's possible to use it on a regular Ti TFR curve.
i would give some SS316L a second try, i like 28g fused claptons despite the slightly longer ramp up, the wire is more sturdy... tho if i am going for something with quicker ramp up i use the 28g SS, i just have to be a bit more careful when rewicking.
SSV Ti is basically overpriced ti02. The bs SSV spout about their wire doesn't change that. I'm sure it works good, but personally I don't like it when companies try to deceive their customers.
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I don't think he can offset for 316L with Ni200 or Ti settings... I could be wrong though.
They don't lie about that, it's kind of like people paying for rebranded kogendo pads. The difference is they have a specific TFR curve and downloadable profile for each wire type and guage they sell, and they're spot on. I wish more companies would do that.
In a market where there's a million companies selling Ti wire that helps to eliminate confusion.
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I agree. Doubtful that it'll work.
They used to lie their behinds off, claiming that they're wire was processed in some mystico-scientific process that made it better than ti01. Metallurgists here shot down that nonsense (I think the discussion is in the "Beyond ni200" thread, but I could be wrong).
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Got my IPV 4S in the post today but I'm still waiting on the wire. Its a bit bigger than i thought it was going to be but i think i might have girlie hands to be honest.
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hmm, I never heard of that, but I kind of heard about it by accident... Back before I tried SS and was only using Ti I got a bag of it from a freind who was switching to NiFe52 and I went on their website to get some more, that's where I found the profiles and temp curves... I just thought it was really cool that they did that.
But going by the range of resistivity, they all differ a little bit from the Ti ones on steam engine. Not saying it's a different material, just an observation, in fact I haven't used their Ti wire in a while.
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