Temp Sensing

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That would be great @ RobFisher as I got my EVIC VT kit on Saturday morning so was so excited to use it immediately I juiced up and started vaping.
I did let it stand for about 30 mins after the coil was primed but now with being so excited I went in balls deep and started firing the nickel coil at 60w on 580F didn't know yet how to change it to degrees. I used Melindas Nilla Custurd 6mg and the vape was well warm. I carried on vaping like that until the afternoon until it needed be rejuiced. After that I started using my Atlantis V2 on the istick 50w the rest of the night.
The following morning the rejuiced the evic with the same juice but noticed when I fired the ohms were showing 0.00 then it would show 0.24 then I was getting vapor for only a second then nothing. This went on for about 5 mins AND then BURNT COIL :mad:
Just great! Very peeved off I tried Ni coil and after chatting to Clint from Vapeowave I have the NI coil vaping sweetly now. I have it on 40 watts at 285 C.

My point here is having more knowledge regarding temp sensing and the specific coils you use would have helped me tremendously on Saturday when I got my new purchase. Came very close to smashing that eVic :hit:
 
Hi there, if you have not managed to change it to degrees Celsius , simply slide your temperature to the right to where it get's to the maximum Fahrenheit temperature, leave the button and then go right again, you will note that it then start @ 200 degrees Celsius..
 
Hi there, if you have not managed to change it to degrees Celsius , simply slide your temperature to the right to where it get's to the maximum Fahrenheit temperature, leave the button and then go right again, you will note that it then start @ 200 degrees Celsius..
Thanks @JWFlynn I managed to figure that one out on Sunday :rofl:
 
Thanks @JWFlynn I managed to figure that one out on Sunday :rofl:
hehe cool one, I also sat with it for a while and by accident stumbled upon the solution.. hehe

The Ehpro spd a5was also interesting, struggled for a long time to get temperature control disabled on it, found it works like the dna 40 (apparently) where you have to lock it, go up to max temperature, then once more go one bit further to actually turn it off, hehe

fun stuff these mods... mechs are as simple as (1)insert battery(2) push button..... (3)blow clouds :)
 
That would be great @ RobFisher as I got my EVIC VT kit on Saturday morning so was so excited to use it immediately I juiced up and started vaping.
I did let it stand for about 30 mins after the coil was primed but now with being so excited I went in balls deep and started firing the nickel coil at 60w on 580F didn't know yet how to change it to degrees. I used Melindas Nilla Custurd 6mg and the vape was well warm. I carried on vaping like that until the afternoon until it needed be rejuiced. After that I started using my Atlantis V2 on the istick 50w the rest of the night.
The following morning the rejuiced the evic with the same juice but noticed when I fired the ohms were showing 0.00 then it would show 0.24 then I was getting vapor for only a second then nothing. This went on for about 5 mins AND then BURNT COIL :mad:
Just great! Very peeved off I tried Ni coil and after chatting to Clint from Vapeowave I have the NI coil vaping sweetly now. I have it on 40 watts at 285 C.

My point here is having more knowledge regarding temp sensing and the specific coils you use would have helped me tremendously on Saturday when I got my new purchase. Came very close to smashing that eVic :hit:[/QU
Hey bro you are welcome to call me if you need help with Evic , got mine working great!
 
Correct me if im wrong but wont coils last a lot longer on temp sensing due to no dry hits.

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@AndreFerreira in theory yes... but they still build up gunk and residue pretty quick... personally, I change coils once a week, but its not because of any other reason except that I like building coils... :)
 
Where's the temp sensing REO? I'm only gonna pay attention if it's a REO :p
 
@AndreFerreira in theory yes... but they still build up gunk and residue pretty quick... personally, I change coils once a week, but its not because of any other reason except that I like building coils... :)
Once I starting building coils with Ni I will do that too but I'm using the OCC Ni Coils on my Subtank for now, just wondering how often I should change them. after this pack of coils are finished I will start building, will practise in the meantime:clap:
 
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Waiting for my girlfriend to give up the chuthulu so I can do a nickle build. Very amped to see what temp sense has to offer me.
 
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