WISMEC Reuleaux RX200 TC
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I have a question that hopefully is on topic.....is there any way to lock the mod from firing when it's in a pocket? (granted a big pocket) The mod in question being the RX200 temp control mod that this thread is supposed to be about.....of course
Press the fire button 5 times before putting it in your pocket. That turns the device off. Then press the fire button 5 times to turn it on.
It's what I do anyways.
Blah, I was hoping there was another way besides turning it off. Maybe I should start a new thread? 
Blah, I was hoping there was another way besides turning it off. Maybe I should start a new thread?
I suppose, to stay on topic, you could create a profile with the TCR set to 00000 and select that profile before putting it in your pocket?
Friendly disclaimer, I have no idea if that works or not.
Pressing the fire button 5 times fast works for me.
just kill it. it takes longer to run through menus and such. tap 5 times quick and drop in your pocket.
To be fair, locking by clicking 5 times is not really that uncommon. Considering there isn't really a boot up after turning it/off, functionally it works about the same as a lot of evolv/clone boards.
Key locks are fairly common... Fire button locking, not so much.
Don't know whose have a software lock*, but I'm aware of two new ones with a physical sliding lock.
I like that idea actually, may be getting one of them soon.
Although they're both made by the same company (or subsidiary) as the RX... they're not the RX.
Can I still name them?
*Oddly, actually I do have a mod with a software lock... for its' long fire bar.
But it's an entirely separate company... so naming that is surely right out.
Don't know whose have a software lock*, but I'm aware of two new ones with a physical sliding lock.
I like that idea actually, may be getting one of them soon.
Although they're both made by the same company (or subsidiary) as the RX... they're not the RX.
Can I still name them?
*Oddly, actually I do have a mod with a software lock... for its' long fire bar.
But it's an entirely separate company... so naming that is surely right out.
*Oddly, actually I do have a mod with a software lock... for its' long fire bar.
But it's an entirely separate company... so naming that is surely right out.
Pretty sure every SMOK product I've owned has a software lock. Fire button 3 times if I recall correctly. Been awhile since I've had them out.
The Reuleaux DNA200 also has a software lock by pressing the fire button 5 times by default but can be changed in escribe. For that matter I'm not entirely sure you can turn "off" the DNA200 version, at least I haven't figured it out on mine.
It's 5 clicks on the Cube (I think... no batts in mine to check).
That's available because you need the menu system to actually power down.
Just checked an M65... same deal, locks fire.
The physical slide-lock still sounds more... useable.
That's available because you need the menu system to actually power down.
Just checked an M65... same deal, locks fire.
The physical slide-lock still sounds more... useable.
Looking for a bit of insight ON TOPIC lol...I have been doing nickel Clapton coils(twisted 32ga core/32ga outer) and got to a science where 4-5 spaced wraps 2-3mm= .07-.11 resistance and really enjoy the results I get in that range for all categories. I have been thinking about switching to titanium as I am finally nearing the end supply of my nickel and hear great things about its flavor and life. I am not against using stainless but really dont have much access locally in case I need to run out and grab it in a pinch. I want to know what size titanium I should be looking at getting to make the end resistance about the same(.07-.11). I am also curious the best type to get to avoid the initial burn-off, wierd smell that happens. I have as well it seems like after the coils break in and as they get gunked up the TCR seems to change?? Im guessing all things play a factor in how the current is passed through, and what slows it down along the way changes as you get juice build-up etc.?
Hollywood,
This is what I use for Ti: Titanium Round Wire, 50-ft. Coil, 24-Ga., Soft
It is annealed grade 1 so it is soft (not springy like a lot of Ti). Check the resistance on Steam-Engine.org.
This is wire meant for use in jewelry and has been acid cleaned. I wipe it with a little dish soap and dry with a paper towel. I don't know why I bother the paper towel always comes out clean.
Folks will tell you the dull fish from the acid wash hold gunk - wrong. I clean my coils with the little brush that comes with hair clippers or an electric razor and hot tap water and it comes out looking like new.
Rio Grande get $10 for 50 feet and because it is a main stay of their product line it is alway in stock and they are a USA supplier.
I turned that screw and 20 minutes later I got a call from someone in China and they said "knock that off."
I use Ti exclusively and I so far like the Unkamen 26 awg but have been thinking about the 24 Rio Grande. Unkamen is also acid washed so it has a dull finish but you are not going to get that kind of resistance. I use a 6 wrap spaced coil 3mm ID and it comes out at about .3ohms. Very good vape I also clean mine with a denture brush under hot water and it comes out pretty clean. Oh I might add that I use the Kanger STM mostly and the 26 Unk traps very well but have heard the 24 also traps very well. I find it helps to wrap my coils on a coil master and stretch it out and push it back to gether to get a perfectly spaced coil. You aren't boing to get that low of a resistance with Ti nickel is a whole different thing when it comes to resistance. .3 works very well.
how are your tcr numbers with the Ti coils? are you using the custom preset or are you just using the Ti preset?
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