LarryLenz

I use the TFV4 with NI200 on the build deck running at 0.1 ohm coil set at 420F and 20 Watts. It works perfect for me. Never gets hot unless I take like 5 hits one right after the other. The triple coil got way to hot for me so I just make my own coils. 0.1 ohm. somewhere around there. I just purchased the Steam Crave Aromamizer RDTA with the 2 post design. Made dual coils at 0.06ohm and it isn't hot either. 420F at 30 Watts. I hate hot vapes, so that is why I don't use the prebuilt coils from TFV4. Just my preference.

Great info Comp1962...Appreciate the case analyzer info for the Hcigar VT200. But I do have a question: Did you notice any difference when you entered the numbers you posted? Just curious. Thanks

Scoopy, For the wire loops, are you using Kanthal or NI200? I'm assuming Kanthal but I want to be sure. Thanks

Thanks Scoopy. I will do it today. Most appreciated

lewisss, Could you explain how I can do these tests in a little more detail please? What exactly do you mean by a piece of copper wire pushed into the 510? Battery analyser - loop of Kanthal... Put a coil on a RTA and run the Battery Analyser? I just don't know exactly what you mean. Thanks in advance for the help

Why doesn't Evolv offer the parts or equipment to us customers so we can set up or mods properly? It seems that most Mod makers using the Evolv DNA 200 are NOT setting them up correctly, or are not even setting them up at all. I've read here that you need a shorted device to connect to the top of your mod to check the current loss. How are WE as Customers to set up our mods if we don't have the tools to do so? And why didn't Evolv require mod makers to set up and do the proper testing of their mods BEFORE shipping them out to customers? Just some questions I have. Thanks