danb
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Ripped out the Ni200 build and tried a bit of .25mm 317L. 8 finely spaced wraps, dual coil 3mm ID, 3mm legs. Secured connections, made sure everything was as it should be, but the VTC is coming back with a 0.68ohm reading?
Looks good on steam engine to me... about 0.7 ohm when I put it in.
0.10 ohm is too low for SS, I'd suggest >0.5 ohm to guarantee the accuracy is high enough.
Don't get me wrong, I've dropped the temp to 180 (even performs down to 160) and she's vaping nice, but I think I'm bypassing the important bits of the whole temp control by doing so? Tastes nice and clean, gives a good pull and hasn't burnt anything (yet). Should I just run with it and see how it goes?
I'm surprised it works set to 160C, but TC should be working. The resistance is as it should be and you have enough resistance for good accuracy. It's possible that the TCR is a bit off, and this is causing it to fire a bit hot. You can try setting one of the 3 adjustable TCR profiles to 0088 and see if that's better - or just go with it and set it to wherever it vapes how you like it.