The acceptable variations in the composition will change the TCR value, and it's still classed as 316L.
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You're Right. I was thinking in Open Form with a Base Resistance Unit of 1 Ohm.
And when Calculated for 1 Ohm, the Multiplied term isn't relevant because you are Multiplying by 1.
You have to Multiply by initial Base Resistance else a 100 Ohm Wire would have the Same Resistance change as say a 0.01 Ohm Wire. And that Doesn't make sense.
My Hohm Wrecker will TC Kanthal and NiCr but it doesn't use TCR values for those. It works quite well but does require fine tuning and tweaking for good performance.
Not exactly. If the wick is saturated from the start it will throttle back to 0W as it goes bone dry, but putting in a new dry wick can send it up in flames until the FSK settings are tuned.
It's no where near DNA quality or performance by any stretch. Even with the last firmware that Hohm Tech released it required a lot of tinkering to keep it consistant. Worked better with sub ohm coil heads than rebuildable stuff and every time you removed and replaced the atty it would require more fine tuning.
It was an awesome proof of concept that worked, but to refine it to the point of Evolv's Plug and Play TC would have made the mod out of reach price wise for the consumer market.
Ole Phil Busardo has a few angry videos about the Hohm Wrecker where he tried to setup the Kanthal TC the same way you would do with regular TC wire on an DNA etc... Flames every time but he wasn't using it correctly.
This guy here does a dry cotton burn test with it.
Oops, it won't change. Any other suggestion?Ping, you are in "TC-SS" mode where it does skip over the 105 TCR setting. That's the Solo's default SS316L setting. It needs to be changed to "TC-TCR" mode for you to change the TCR.
To get the Solo from TC-SS to TC-TCR mode press the Fire button 3x then press the +/- button to scroll through the different modes. When it displays TC-TCR mode press the Fire button again until the cursor lands on "TCR" (3x). Then press either +/- to increase/decrease the TCR setting to what you want.
After you made your adjustments you can either hold the Fire button for 1 second and it will save and exit the settings. Or just leave it and the Solo will save and exit the settings mode after 5 seconds.
Easy.
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In the top photo you changed to TC-TCR mode and you got it set to 125.Oops, it won't change. Any other suggestion?
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Looks like you then went back to TC-SS mode in the bottom photo where the TCR is 105. Don't go back to TC-SS mode.
Once you have it setup in TC-TCR mode leave it in that mode to vape. You are then vaping in TC mode using your ss316L TCR setting of 125. That is how it works.
When you change back to TC-SS mode it will always be a TCR of 105 as that is coded in the chip.
Let me know.
Thank you, I didn't know TR-TCR could be used for stainless steel. Now I can try different settings. I didn't stay at a Holiday inn Express last night. [emoji3]
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