TF-T1 not producing vapor
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lol - the folks at the vape shop may need to do some homework (or join this forum) - the Sig 213 will do SS TC as well as TC on Ni, Ti - personally, I find SS wire has a much cleaner taste and better performance overall in TC or in power modesGreat!! The people at the vape shop told me that the STC2 would not work in temp control. I just ordered tw0 packs of these so I thank you for your response
just remember to prime em well - and when you start using them, start at lower wattage/ temp, and work your way up to 'break them in' - also, AlienTraveler's point is spot on - when you first install the coil, lock the resistance on the mod
you can do this!
6mg should be okay on that coil
(though i do sometimes sub ohm a 9mg juice in the morning to get the brainmotor started)
Hello fellow traveler I did not lock the resistance but will definitely do that. Thank you so much!!
You have been such a great help and yes I will lock the resistance from now onlol - the folks at the vape shop may need to do some homework (or join this forum) - the Sig 213 will do SS TC as well as TC on Ni, Ti - personally, I find SS wire has a much cleaner taste and better performance overall in TC or in power modes
just remember to prime em well - and when you start using them, start at lower wattage/ temp, and work your way up to 'break them in' - also, AlienTraveler's point is spot on - when you first install the coil, lock the resistance on the mod
you can do this!
Take care
It's almost like the STC part of the coil's name might stand for 'Stainless Temperature Control'.Great!! The people at the vape shop told me that the STC2 would not work in temp control. I just ordered tw0 packs of these so I thank you for your response
I know right!! I tried explaining that it is a temp sensing coil but they gave my a TF-T1 instead. Thank youIt's almost like the STC part of the coil's name might stand for 'Stainless Temperature Control'.
LOL!
Strictly speaking, it's not the coil that senses the temperature, it's the mod.
What happens is that as the coil heats up, the resistance increases and by knowing what metal the coil is made of, and how much the resistance has changed, the mod calculates what temperature the coil roughly is.
*The More You Know*
Strictly speaking, it's not the coil that senses the temperature, it's the mod.
What happens is that as the coil heats up, the resistance increases and by knowing what metal the coil is made of, and how much the resistance has changed, the mod calculates what temperature the coil roughly is.
*The More You Know*
Thanks for the infoLOL!
Strictly speaking, it's not the coil that senses the temperature, it's the mod.
What happens is that as the coil heats up, the resistance increases and by knowing what metal the coil is made of, and how much the resistance has changed, the mod calculates what temperature the coil roughly is.
*The More You Know*
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Might like to read:
Beginner | Guide To Vaping
ECigarette Academy: Essential Need to Know for New Vapers
One Stop Reference Shop For New and Experienced Vapers
Learn About Vaping Here - Everything Ecigs - From Beginner To Advanced
Ch. 4 E Cig Battery Basics: Cig-a-Likes, Egos, and Mods - onVaping
(10) Advancing Up the Vaping Ladder with Egos and Mods | E-Cigarette Forum
(4) Good Starter Setups for a Beginning Vapor | E-Cigarette Forum
Hi brotherbob, thank you very happy to be here
A wealth of information, thanks!! I'm going to check them out now. Have a good day...- Status
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