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The suggested ohms in that chart refers to how you should build your coils as to what resistance you built it to. Using the TCR number as opposed to using the CSV is what I have been suggesting to jewisbullie04. That is just based on my experience with my build. It helped me. Basicly with SS316L for me. I set the TCR as low as the software would let me go and that seemed to tame the ramping or rollercoaster of the temp. So based on the chart above for TI grade 1 wire it suggested a 0.10 ohm build for temp control to work well. YMMV. Try it out, what is the worst thing that will happen? burned cotton or bad stuff from TI wire if it's too hot? Be careful. Eventually you will find what works.

Thank you for the reply the link appears to be broke because it just comes up saying out of parameter. I will look into TCR's thank you for the info will let you know how it turn's out. Tried the TCR I actually made vapor using my Titanium coil's. Now do you know of a class to take to understand TCR's?[/QUOTE] Try putting that address in your browser. It's a good reference on reddit about problems with temp control. Here is a reference chart that I found on this forum for TCRs

A great number of users here have had issues with virtual machine on mac. Try getting on a PC with the latest version of escribe installed and try to connect to it. Try to do a factory reset.

Not sure if this will help but I tried a TCR instead of a csv for the temp control setting and it made a huge difference. I did notice that I had one loose post screw one time. Have you tried using the atomizer analyzer tool? If you have used the tool what happened with the cold resistance reading? Is it stable? I was using 316L SS on a Billow V2. The TCR value of 316L is 0.00096 but the software only goes down to 0.00100 min. I sourced this info from a reddit post. Here is a link: https://m.reddit.com/r/electronic_cigarette/comments/3roth5/dna_200_temp_control_not_working_at_all/