Why do I want/need temperature control?
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Nope diketone ridden Capella V1.
With some diketone ridden Sweet Cream and Vanilla custard thrown it.
Been thinking of adding just a touch of cake batter too....
Gud stuff!
Only to a degree, weight also has it's place. (now if only those NASCAR guys would learn to bolt those weights in place)
Weight transfer is an art form.
Hahaha. I'm a 2-wheeled speed junky so weight is my enemy. But only bikes from the 70's. My 73 CB500 with race carbs and cams will keep up with most vehicles on the road, and it's a blast to drive.
Sure. However be warned that I am not fond of most of the TFA flavorings. Something artificial in them that is pretty horrible to me. Juicy peach is good and some others. And the V2 Capella stuff is pretty bad as well. I have not found an Inawera flavoring yet that I can tolerate.
I mix 5% Flavour Arts Cinnamon Rolls with 13% Horchata from TFA, then do your nic and ratio to your liking, and its the best darned cinnamon vape I have tried to date.
I will not enter into the debate of TC vs traditional though I use both. Just wanted to point out why questions like the original post are rather useless if the poster was wanting a straight forward answer. No one can tell you what you want or what you need. They can only tell you what they want and what they need. And talking down the "other side" because it is not what you want or what you need is equally pointless.
You may now carry on.
You may now carry on.
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"Need" is a tough sell, but "want" depends totally on you.
I was happy with my vape before I bought my first TC mod (XPV DNA40), just recently picked up a Sigelei 75, and will be getting a DNA200 mod as soon as I decide which one to go with.
I don't "need" any of them, but I like to try new things, I like to experiment, and I like to build, so they fit my style. For me, they really don't provide anything I get from a non-TC mod, but they do provide convenience when it comes to RDAs. I've never tried one of those mods with a "factory" coil, so I don't know how well they work.
If you can afford it, want to work with it, and want it, buy one. If not, I really don't think you're missing out on a lot by passing them by.
I was happy with my vape before I bought my first TC mod (XPV DNA40), just recently picked up a Sigelei 75, and will be getting a DNA200 mod as soon as I decide which one to go with.
I don't "need" any of them, but I like to try new things, I like to experiment, and I like to build, so they fit my style. For me, they really don't provide anything I get from a non-TC mod, but they do provide convenience when it comes to RDAs. I've never tried one of those mods with a "factory" coil, so I don't know how well they work.
If you can afford it, want to work with it, and want it, buy one. If not, I really don't think you're missing out on a lot by passing them by.
I just bought a 4 oz bottle of CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl V1.... Maybe after I can no longer get the V1 stuff.
I ride those, too, but don't have anything vintage at this time.
But many of us have tried TC.
My experience was that vaping a .1 ohm coil on a DNA 40 ( yes I have watched the evolv video
Sold the DNA40 mod & kept the Provari v2.
Well, let's put it this way...none of my DNA40s are running tc. If that was my only tc experience I wouldn't want to use it either.
I just had a thought. They named it wrong. It should be called Dry Hit Prevention.
We have had temp control for some time, it's called variable voltage.
We have had temp control for some time, it's called variable voltage.
Mech mod puffing cloud chasers are sighing with relief there's a new elitist vaper group forming.
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