Why do I want/need temperature control?

[Boden]

Mech mod puffing cloud chasers are sighing with relief there's a new elitist vaper group forming.

huh?

Mechanical power supply users are elitist ?

I am confused

 

[tj99959]

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.

Just move way back on the seat to learn how weight can become your friend

 

[zoiDman]

huh?

Mechanical power supply users are elitist ?

I am confused

Yeah... I have been Waiting for someone to use the "E" word with regards to TC Users.

No Better way to Kick a Thread into a Downhill Direction in my Mind.

 

[stevegmu]

I still think one can never get the perfect vape vaping by numbers. It's all about taste, not a formula for power or temperature setting. May be an ok vape, but not perfect- that's where skill and experience comes into play...

 

[ReigntheGamer]

Yeah... I have been Waiting for someone to use the "E" word with regards to TC Users.

No Better way to Kick a Thread into a Downhill Direction in my Mind.

After 5 pages of "if you were smart enough to understand it you'd understand it's awesome" it's not a far leap to get there.

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Or, with that logic, Variable Voltage For Dummies.


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That is what new vapers need vs more complicated devices.

 

[xtwosm0kesx]

Some people need to re-read the forum rules and stop throwing around baseless insults.

Just because you don't feel like you need to use a technology does not give you carte blanche to call people who do use it stupid or inexperienced.

I'll happily go head to head with nearly anyone in this thread/on this board regarding general e-cig knowledge, but you don't see me insulting people because they choose to vape with 4 year old technology, if it works for you and you're happy, then stick with it, all that matters is you're not smoking.

I don't feel the need to troll the Provari (steve) or Poldiac (vaslovik)threads with misinformation, probably because i'm a rational person who tries to stay relatively balanced and understands what "to each his own" means. If you're unwilling to educate yourself, then stick with what you know, otherwise you're likely to look foolish (not that that seems to bother a few of you)...

I'll save my insults for the people who choose to vocalize their OPINIONS as FACT when they have little to no knowledge of the technology and have likely never even touched a TC device.

Love it or leave it, TC is here to stay, some of you need to accept that fact and deal with it, as hard as that may be for you.

 

[stevegmu]

So why do I need a China made device with temperature control? Seems VUSE is the only one doing TC the correct way...

Fads come and go. Next there will be a misting system to feed liquid on a coil, and some won't be able to get a good vape without it...

 

[ringling]

I've been looking at Tc mods, but what's the benefit of them?

I have the IPV4s with temp control. Though bigger and bulkier then I am used to I love the battery life and the ability to coil with Titanium wire. Nickel scares me a bit. Due to beginning stages of COPD I was never able to use a subohm tank when they first came out. Recently I decided to try a TC mod with a Uwell Crown built with Titanium coil. Much to my surprise after finding my sweet spot I was subohming. It is my belief that a person with damaged lungs can greatly benefit from being able to cool down the vapor a touch. All I used to do was cough when subohming, now no coughing at all. Now I'll have to deal with blowing out juice like it's going out of style. I can deal with that though, I blend my own......lol

 

[xtwosm0kesx]

So why do I need a China made device with temperature control? Seems VUSE is the only one doing TC the correct way...

Fads come and go. Next there will be a misting system to feed liquid on a coil, and some won't be able to get a good vape without it...

Just stop, you obviously have nothing to add to this discussion, its almost sad at this point...

The hilarious thing about it is, if Provape came out with a TC mod tomorrow you'd be praising it like the second coming of Jebus.

 

[r77r7r]

I think Steve has a contract with P-vari to mention it in every thread he can. How's that payin', Steve?

 

[stevegmu]

Just stop, you obviously have nothing to add to this discussion, its almost sad at this point...

The hilarious thing about it is, if Provape came out with a TC mod tomorrow you'd be praising it like the second coming of Jebus.

I still think VW was an unnecessary addition to ProVari...

I'm still waiting for an explanation as to why TC is not a fad for those who know how to vape. If it worked well and were plug and play, I can see it as a benefit for new vapers plagued with dry hits, however...

 

[zoiDman]

After 5 pages of "if you were smart enough to understand it you'd understand it's awesome" it's not a far leap to get there.

Yeah... I am Constantly Amazed at to what Level some people will go to in Promoting what they think will be Best for Others.

And Visa Versa.

 

[Hightech Redneck]

I feel I need to remention it doesn't matter if using mechanical, vv/vw, Provari or tc. If it gets you off the analogs I say use it. To each his own and if it gets you off the cigs you have my support. IMHO

Can't we all just get along?

 

[coolerat]

So why do I need a China made device with temperature control? Seems VUSE is the only one doing TC the correct way...

Fads come and go. Next there will be a misting system to feed liquid on a coil, and some won't be able to get a good vape without it...

For whatever one thinks of TC it was invented in the US and is available in US made mods so what in heavens name does China have to do with it.

Mods are even sold made in China with US made TC chips.

 

[xtwosm0kesx]

I still think VW was an unnecessary addition to ProVari...

I'm still waiting for an explanation as to why TC is not a fad for those who know how to vape. If it worked well and were plug and play, I can see it as a benefit for new vapers plagued with dry hits, however...

You've convinced me.

TC is just a fad and soon we'll all be back to vaping mods that max out at 15w and using cartos(not that theres anything wrong with that), actually make that fixed voltage egos (no 5 click lock) and blue foam cartridge mods(there is something wrong with that), TO THE FUTURE!

Also VUSE is #1 in TC, and all of China is made out lead!

I have finally seen the light!

 

[stevegmu]

For whatever one thinks of TC it was invented in the US and is available in US made mods so what in heavens name does China have to do with it.

Mods are even sold made in China with US made TC chips.

No one has perfected it, but from everything I have read, Evolv lags behind the China variations, as far as reliability...

 

[zoiDman]

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I'm still waiting for an explanation as to why TC is not a fad for those who know how to vape. If it worked well and were plug and play, I can see it as a benefit for new vapers plagued with dry hits, however...

I know How to Vape.

And if I wanted to Push my RTA's to their Limits without getting a Dry Hit, I could Definitely see where TC would be a Big Plus.

 

[stevegmu]

I know How to Vape.

And if I wanted to Push my RTA's to their Limits without getting a Dry Hit, I could Definitely see where TC would be a Big Plus.

Isn't that where experience and skill come into play? Seems like training wheels on a motorcycle...

 

[xtwosm0kesx]

Me too stupid to avoid dry hit, instead me just build custom box mod using the most advanced chip/software ever made for vaping, that way me no have to worry about mod catch on fire.

Porblem solved.