Vandy Vape Pulse X Mod TC... What does the 4 digit scaling option do?

[jcoopercam]

I just purchased a Vandy Pulse X mod, but I can't find any information on TC adjustments. I can turn TC on/off, but I have no idea what the 4 digit setting is for? There's nothing in the instructions that references this feature.

Here is a pic of the setting option... It scales from OOO1 to [I assume] 9999.

 

[jcoopercam]

This is a great mod, but the 8ml bottle is a bit small, and the rda is made from stainless steel; which of course holds heat. I'd prefer aluminum, but that may result in poor flavor, I don't know? Extending the stem by 1/4" would keep lips away from the top of the rda. The fact that the mod is made of plastic means that the heat has nowhere to go. Setting the TC to 31O helps with the heat. My wattage is set to 4O @ .28 resistance. I don't know why the Pulse X RDA gets average marks for flavor? Mine gets exceptional flavor.

 

[greek mule]

Insert 0879 for ss316L
6000 for Ni200
3660 for Ti1

 

[jcoopercam]

Insert 0879 for ss316L
6000 for Ni200
3660 for Ti1

Thanks! What are these number for? A power progression curve?

 

[Punk In Drublic]

They are TCR values or Temperature Coefficient of Resistance values. With certain metals, as you apply heat their resistance increases in a predictable way. With the correct TCR value, the device will calculate and predict the heat of the coil. This is useful should you want to vape at or below a prescribed temperature. This is referred to as Temperature Control or TC

To use Temperature Control you need to use a qualified metal for your coils. Stainless Steel, Titanium and Nickel. Kanthal and Ni80 cannot be used.

Using wattage mode these values have no use.

 

[greek mule]

These number stand for TCR(temperature coefficient of resistance)
Its metal alloy has a different TCR.
Read :temperature control

 

[jcoopercam]

They are TCR values or Temperature Coefficient of Resistance values. With certain metals, as you apply heat their resistance increases in a predictable way. With the correct TCR value, the device will calculate and predict the heat of the coil. This is useful should you want to vape at or below a prescribed temperature. This is referred to as Temperature Control or TC

To use Temperature Control you need to use a qualified metal for your coils. Stainless Steel, Titanium and Nickel. Kanthal and Ni80 cannot be used.

Using wattage mode these values have no use.

Thanks!

 

[jcoopercam]

I can tell you this about these plastic mods... The lack of heatsink material is a (npi) drag! The heat stays concentrated in the atomized housing, as it has nowhere to bleed-off to.