Unimpressed so far TC

[sig-cmt]

I don't think it is meant for Ti as far as I have read.

As previously mentioned, I have the same mod and wire as you (though I prefer 24g as it resists deformation better than 26g when rewicking rayon). I have a dual 22g build on the Velocity and a dual 24g build on The Kennedy 24. Ti works flawlessly on the Sig 75W TC and those two big air RDAs so long as you properly establish your offset temps. Do not give up on Ti and its advantages over nickel builds. See TC beyond Ni200.

Currently vaping on a Sig 75W TC w/ dual 24g Ti @ 0.13 ohms. Firing 70/30 at 60W to a preset temp of 360F on rayon wicks. 360F Ti = 470F Ni2000. See the Equivalents section on Wire Wizard. Ti absolutely rocks on the Sig 75W TC, so long as you properly establish your offset temps. The only issue with Ti is its relatively low resistance (e.g. current draw at 0.15 ohms is 20A @ 60W). The current limit of the Sig 75W TC is 25A, meaning a dual coil build at 0.12 ohms being fired at 75W is the maximum safe startup it can handle.

What that guy with the same mod as yours said .

 

[Hanha]

Alright I'll try to get some nickel tomorrow then

When I used nickel I twisted it with kanthal, really good vape. Try it if still not pleased with nickel.

 

[mcclintock]

I run most of my setups @ 380F. It gives a nice cool, mild and not overwhelming vape. On most of them if I simply up the temperature to 430-460F (and adjust the air flow) I'm suddenly clouding up the room - so yes, in my own experience you can adjust the temperature (and air flow) between mildly 'toodle puffing' to cloud chasing.

That wasn't my question. I can change the settings to switch styles. I'm saying just pull through more air and the thing should automatically put more power into the coil to keep up instead of coolling off and losing flavor. I'm sure that happens somewhat but is it good enough to adapt from low flow to high flow with excellent flavor on both? Without changing settings. With enough airflow that air can be pulled through fast enough to fill my lungs in a few seconds, but I could also choose to to not draw that fast, and usually don't.

 

[TheotherSteveS]

Currently vaping on a Sig 75W TC w/ dual 24g Ti @ 0.13 ohms. Firing 70/30 at 60W to a preset temp of 360F on rayon wicks. 360F Ti = 470F Ni2000. See the Equivalents section on Wire Wizard. Ti absolutely rocks on the Sig 75W TC, so long as you properly establish your offset temps. The only issue with Ti is its relatively low resistance (e.g. current draw at 0.15 ohms is 20A @ 60W). The current limit of the Sig 75W TC is 25A, meaning a dual coil build at 0.12 ohms being fired at 75W is the maximum it can handle.

but in tp mode, the resistance at the set temp is around twice as high so the current draw is half....!!!

 

[sig-cmt]

Indeed you are correct, TheotherSteveS . Edited previous posts to indicate a maximum safe startup without inducing excessive cell degradation. I do not want Smellybelly to give up on Ti after a single build is all.

 

[Smellybelly]

Well I'm not giving up on titanium but I did get some static wire ni200 at 28awg. I did a .11 coil spaced as evenly as I could get it and it works pretty well. Not saying it's the end all be all vape but it is pleasurable. I would like it hotter but that's just what I'm use to so I'm sure after awhile it will be just as good once I adapt to it. Nickel is a f-ing P.I.T.A. to build with. So finicky.

One weird thing I have noticed is that if I vape after the mod has sat a bit like 3 minutes or longer is that the first puff is hot like 75 watts in power mode kinda hot and I have it at 55 w and 471 f. But the temperature doesn't really matter as it happens no matter what temp I have it set to just to a lesser degree at lower temp settings. It is nice not to have to drip every 10 minutes or so though.

Now I just have to decide what my next mod is going to be. My buddy got a snow wolf last week and I really like that but I saw the sigelei 200 is coming out soon. Also anybody know if the koopor 200 is going to be worth anything. I heard bad things about the update procedure for the mini. But god is it cheap