With me, that will never happen, as I am constantly monitoring my juice level and never use a tank I cannot see through.The problem is if the wick goes dry, that Ni or Ti coil will go red hot instantly at 30W!
Thank you, Woof for putting that to rest! Lannie, did you read his post? If not, just go back two posts from here.there is so much misinformation surrounding TC and the wire involved it is sad.
Seems terrible to quote myself, but this was part of the original question and I might have found my own answer: Here's the results of an experiment I did tonight. I finally managed to get Lannie's weirded out Ijoy Solo mini into TC mode (tread with caution with this mod because they think TC means Taste Control, and temp control is called Ni/Ti mode in their Chinglish destruction booklet). Anyhoo... I was cranking the temp up and down with a 0.4 Ti coil. At 450 *F setting, which is 3/4 of their supposed max (it goes up to 600), the wattage it used to get to 450 was 35W (according to the display). The 450 temp is a little warm for my tootle-womper tongue and I managed fire times of only 1.9 to 2.2 seconds before it seemed too hot (that, of course, assumes their display to be accurate, which I already know defies Ohm's Law no matter which way you use it). Bear in mind, I am not a cloud chucker and most likely I will never get into the 100+ Watt domain. So, with what Woofer just said above and what I have just discovered, it "should" be perfectly safe to tootle puff Ni and Ti coils in VW mode (as long as you keep an eye on your juice level).Now, if I am using 30W (or less) for 2-3 seconds, that ain't gonna hit 600 *F. Right?
Clarification note: I would never have bought Ni and Ti coils in the first place, but that's what came with the darn tank (eGo ONE Mega) and I wanted to use them. Now, I have a small roll of SS wire... should I even bother to use it if TC is not going to be an ongoing thing for me? Or should I use it to mend fences?