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Jaquith said:
[QUOTE=Longy01]For a few days now i've been playing around with the stock Crown ss coils in TC. I also was using the 304ss curve from wire wizard. At first, I thought it was fine, even though it was no where near as accurate as when I build with NiFe 30. Returned the Crown tank back to wattage for now.
In the future I may invest in a spool of SS and experiment with a few builds, but it will take something special, if it's to replace my beloved NiFe. I do think SS has it's place in TC down the line, I just don't think we are quite there yet.
I use this CVS file for the Crown SS http://www.filedropper.com/dna200-ud-ss316ldjaquithv3 The Crown use some "Grade D SS316L" whatever that is!? In addition, I disable the Preheat; 'tip' I'd recommend that you try is to turn-off Preheat using SS, other wire no, but SS .. I'd certainly try it; (1,1,0):
Let me know. I also read here about TCR's, on the Crown 0.00097 is what I've used with minor tweaks. SS for 'TC' is a pain, Titanium Grade 1 by far is my preference. [/QUOTE]
Hi David. Thanks for quick reply. Didn't have much luck with my thread on the planetofthevapes forum. Will defo give it a go. Let you know how I get on. :-)
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For a few days now i've been playing around with the stock Crown ss coils in TC. I also was using the 304ss curve from wire wizard. At first, I thought it was fine, even though it was no where near as accurate as when I build with NiFe 30. Returned the Crown tank back to wattage for now.
In the future I may invest in a spool of SS and experiment with a few builds, but it will take something special, if it's to replace my beloved NiFe. I do think SS has it's place in TC down the line, I just don't think we are quite there yet.
Temp control on Crown SS coils
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Heres's another to try as well V3.25 http://www.filedropper.com/dna200-ud-ss316ldjaquithv325[/QUOTE]
Hi again. Ok, tried a few TFR profiles this morning. Also disabled preheat and punch as you advised. At 420f the signal is still a bit like a map of the alps, but at higher temperatures say 510f, it does flatten out quite a bit. Currently have my temp set at 540f, and so far so good. :-)