in temp control, it doesn't produce much vapor and I have it set to 200w and 450f.
My question is, it's set to .02ohm. How can I up the ohms to match my coil. I'm guessing that's why it's not producing
How's it going? .02 Ohms?? You sure it's not .20 ohms? What Atty is it or is it a custom wrap and is it Ni200, Stainless, or Titanium?? A friend and I figured out a trick on my RX200. For example the RX200 at 400F and at 60 watts with my
smok TCT using Ni200 .15 ohm coil. Make sure that you're on the Ni setting and that you locked the resistance. When I first fire it vapor production is poor. I will fire it again. Then I will unlock resistance and unscrew the atty so when I fire it reads "No atomizer", then quickly tread it back on and press the fire button once. It should say "New Atomizer Yes or No?" Select Yes "+ button" and you ohms should be about .19 ohms. Lock resistance and vape. You should see a major difference on vapor production. On TC you're ok within plus or minus of 4-5. For example if the TC coil is .15 ohm get it to .19 to .20 ohms you will be fine. This works on Ni200, Stainless and Titanium. So for my Uwell Crown .25 Stainless
coils, I'll raise the ohm value between .28 and .29 ohms. The vapor and taste is stellar!
Hope this helps. On the DNA 200 version you can setup 8 different profiles, so you don't have to do this trick. But I only recommend a DNA 200 for very advanced vapors. Happy New Year!!
