What settings are you folks using with your devices?
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I'm new to temp control and still trying to get a handle on it myself (Just got the IPV4 a couple days ago). So far, I've only used my own builds, so I have no experience with any factory coils yet. Something I've noticed with my builds, though, is that a few hundredths of an ohm can make more difference than I would have guessed and I have to spend a little time getting each one dialed in again. The settings that seemed to work best for a .11 ohm build are completely different than the settings that seem to work best for a .14 ohm build (in the same RTA with the same juice). This was unexpected.
I suppose there are a bunch of other factors such as wicking and surface area that come into play. For now, it's all new and interesting fun, but discovery has always been that way, for me. Generally, I stay under 435, but I'm all over the place with power. I haven't really found a solid range of parameters I would define as my comfort zone yet, but once I have something dialed in it's the most consistently great vape I've ever had. It looks like it will be temp control for me from here on out. Now, the search for the best temp control begins. It's always something, eh?
I suppose there are a bunch of other factors such as wicking and surface area that come into play. For now, it's all new and interesting fun, but discovery has always been that way, for me. Generally, I stay under 435, but I'm all over the place with power. I haven't really found a solid range of parameters I would define as my comfort zone yet, but once I have something dialed in it's the most consistently great vape I've ever had. It looks like it will be temp control for me from here on out. Now, the search for the best temp control begins. It's always something, eh?
the settings also vary on different devices & i only use RDA's.....i have 4 different T.P. devices and none are the same....like already said you have to dial in your build to your preference.
after your build is tight & secure using some deoxiT on all (clean) contact area's will help stabilize your connection & resistance readings.
after your build is tight & secure using some deoxiT on all (clean) contact area's will help stabilize your connection & resistance readings.
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I have not used the Kanger Ni OCC coils, however have read some were having issues with wicking.
This could explain hitting TP too soon.
The cure was to stick a pin or toothpick through the wicking, to open it up.
I usually run the RBA at 450deg on aVSrDNA.
This could explain hitting TP too soon.
The cure was to stick a pin or toothpick through the wicking, to open it up.
I usually run the RBA at 450deg on aVSrDNA.
That's a great tip! - I'll try that - Thanks so much Puffon!
i have a .11 ni200 build on my subtank mini rba, currently vaping at 500degF 20J Max vg juice.
For me, using rDNA, my wick has to be tight in my coil. If not, I hit TP like crazy.
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