Temperature control dna

[SirLugg]

@Rob have a look through this [emoji4]

 

[simon23484]

Wow. So now tried some twisted stainless coils and I'm loving it. Down to 310 f so it was definitely the difference of stock shop made and proper made coils.

 

[Arctic_Wolf]

Wow. So now tried some twisted stainless coils and I'm loving it. Down to 310 f so it was definitely the difference of stock shop made and proper made coils.

I've been using SS a fair while now and made up a load of my own twisted 316L, dual and triple and that's when the TC bug totally bit me. It worked considerably better than simple round wire for my applications. I've had reasonable results with SS clapton as well . Really enjoyed working with SS and probably still will in the future.

NiFe is going to be my way forward though. Stealthvape 30 a little too low resistance for me but I still have some here to test as I also made the incorrect assumption 0.15 ohm Ni200 coils would not be for me either. Used with the right liquids however, spot on, so I haven't ruled it out as a never and will still try it out. I have various gauges of Crazy Wire NiFe48/52 sitting here ready to build with though that my main focus will be on. It's annoying me now though, I've had it a while but have been unable to build due to health issues.

Unfortunately, as yet no TFR curves on Steamengine for NiFe48 or 52, if there ever will be?????. TCR's will have to do for now .

 

[Addymk2]

The DNA boards are very sentitve. Unlike most temp control devices, it reacts differently dependant on the material. For example in most TC mods you just set your temp and lock your resistance whether you have a 316 or Ni200 build. With a DNA chip, it fluctuates massively and the standard preheat pretty much burns the cotton regardless of the temp you set it to.

You need to remember to, the DNA boards were designed with temp control in mind and for avid vapers. As such you need to use escribe to make the most out of it.

I found with my DNA 200, I always use steam engine to find the temp graph for the build I have, download it then import it into escribe. Usually set it in the middle of hard and soft and preheat for 1 second at 50w.

If you're relatively new at this, lemme know and I'll post a tutorial.

It's probably burning the cotton because imo a 1 second pre heat is a long time to be running it in wattage mode.

I've always had a better experience of it keeping the pre heat times down to a minimum. 0.1-0.3 seconds. Quick whack of power before dropping into TC.