AH! Welp see im very very lacking in knowledge about the dna40. I didn't know that the
mod's temperature makes a difference too.
Wasn't expecting to have to limit my atty swapping but AH ok. I'll see how it goes!
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The reason that they both should be at room temperature does seem like a pain at first, but it does make
sense.
The board detects the resistance of the coil. It knows how much the resistance changes as temperature changes. So when it measures the resistance of the coil, and since there is no temperature monitoring in the atty itself, it relies on the temperature sensor on the board. So once it detects the resistance at the temperature the board is at when it detects, it has a reference. So as temperature of the coil changes, so will the resistance, and the board knows that. Think of it the same way you "Tare off" a food or postal scale to account for the container you are weighing in.
Ideally, I would like to see pads on the board to mount an external thermocouple in later builds to allow modders to mount a sensor further away from the board in order to read ambient temp vs using the on-board temp... Or perhaps allow you to store a couple of atty profiles so you can swap while chain
vaping and not have to worry about the re-calibration for each atty