Thanks, I understand this and I pulsed until it was an even dark yellow color across the entire coil. Something else seems to be occurring...
Titanium Wire Issues and TC
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Thanks, I understand this and I pulsed until it was an even dark yellow color across the entire coil. Something else seems to be occurring...
Thanks for the response.
I just tried two new builds (same wraps and ID), one through the holes, and one wrapped around the screws for a better connection (That's how I did it with my K4 as well). No such luck. I even pulsed these ones to the point of being blue all the way across the coil. Even at 275ºF and 15W that darn lead keeps glowing (the same one on all devices). I cannot figure this out for the life of me.
Can someone please show me their Ti build on whatever they are using and I will try and replicate it?
Maybe the chip in the Snow Wolf just doesn't scale right with TI. Have you seen anyone else running TI on one?
Guys there is a thread already for this stuff with a lot of info and some great people who contribute and watch it!
Come to think of it, I don't think I've ever seen anyone use Ti on a Snow Wolf. Let me search around google for a bit... I just built a Ni200 build and no problems.
Yeah, I've read through it and have been following it for a while. I've posted a few questions in there before about Ti but they didn't get a variety of responses like I had hoped for and no one really knew about Ti on a Snow Wolf. :/
Ok no problem. Don't have a SW but as far as I can tell from reviews etc it has no explicit Ti mode but presumably works fine if you just drop the temp by 100f or so..
That's what I was thinking and why I wanted to try it... It's just weird to me that only one lead is having trouble, and on two different atty's for that matter.
I have no fix for your problem but it's not the wire that's the prob right,., nor the mod. There is something weird with the build but it beats me as to what it can be since it happens with different builds on different attys right?! This would really p me off so I feel your pain. Hang in there though!!
So I employed my Google-Fu and it seems that people have been using Ti on the SW.... You just have to tell it to go into TC mode by adjusting the temp.
I found a lot of people saying it should work with the temp adjusted, but those people are basing that on Evolv (and Evolv clones) and Yihi chips. The chip in this is different, and I would ask other people that have it to try it out with Ti. That's the only way to rule out the mod.
here's my take (and I don't have a tc mod):
pay no attention to the temperature number on the mod.
Trust your eyes and your tastebuds and just start low and move up.
The temperature numbers will be off.
pay no attention to the temperature number on the mod.
Trust your eyes and your tastebuds and just start low and move up.
The temperature numbers will be off.
With how accuracy varies from device to device and the scaling up/down for wire types I think it would've been simpler for the general public to understand if these devices just had a HEAT setting that just went from say 1-100...
I think some people are going to read that cotton will begin to burn around 415F and then think TC sucks because 415 on their device isn't producing a satisfying vape.
Or say if someone went from an Evic/IStick (which run cool) to a more accurate device, their preferred temperature is actually going to be different to the tune of hundreds of degrees... For that reason alone I've decided that I'm personally sticking with Yihi chips, so that I can really find my sweet spot and know what it is consistently and accurately.
I think some people are going to read that cotton will begin to burn around 415F and then think TC sucks because 415 on their device isn't producing a satisfying vape.
Or say if someone went from an Evic/IStick (which run cool) to a more accurate device, their preferred temperature is actually going to be different to the tune of hundreds of degrees... For that reason alone I've decided that I'm personally sticking with Yihi chips, so that I can really find my sweet spot and know what it is consistently and accurately.
Did you try putting the coil in with the legs in the opposite holes?
To see if it's the same position on the coil what's getting hot.
Or is it the positive or negative post, where the hot leg of the coil screws in?
Do you know what I'm trying to get at here?
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