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And when is the best time to resample the resistance and leave it? When I installed the coil the resistance was 0.276. After I put some cotton in, the resistance was the same. After a few drops of juice on the coil the resistance dropped to 0.254 Then I put the tank on the coil and to be sure that the wire is not touching the chimney measured again. Still 0.254 Then filled the tank and took 3-4 puffs. It hits hard I have to say. Just to be on the safe side I started from 350F (15W power limit.) After those 3-4 puffs I left it untouched for 10 minutes. Now the resistance reads 0.211

Thank you. I'll try spaced first. I believe you have been TC vaping for a long time. Do you prefer Ni200 or titanium? Also, the summer days are gone and late night walks are getting chilly. When you first install your new coil and set it up at room temperature does it work well in cold?` Let's say the temperature outside drops to 40F (way below the room temp when you set it up.) High VG or any liquid will get pretty thick. Non TC or power mode will make that cotton burn. Can our DNA devices see that? Do you just keep the fire button down in TC mode and let it do its thing? Eventually it should warm up the liquid too, to make it flow/wick again. At the beginning of the year I was running all my gear in power mode and it was not so pleasant. "Puff-puff-burn" throw the coil away. I never had to lock the resistance. Everything has been working fine when using SS316. When is it needed to lock the resistance?

Hi everyone, I've been smoke free for more than 8 months now. I have no plans going back, vaping is just great. When I first tried vaping the market was full of those sticks and tubes like Vamo V3 etc. I did not like that and it was not good enough to keep me away from analogs. Wanted to try again but the end of the 2017 was different, there are like million mods out there. The market is now so saturated. I ended up buying more than 60 different mods (I love tech gadgets.) But to be honest, more than half of them are junk. I got 12 Joyetech/Wismec mods, none of them can do temp control. Even when in power mode, all the mods read the resistance differently for the same atomizer. Good designs but the hardware is a no go. Vaporesso and Aspire mods are good in TC but I like Escribe and ecigstats. So its was time to get the 75C out from the box again. I tried the iSub SS316L prebuilt coils from Innokin with the 75C but it was not that good. The power drops too fast and does not want to go back up, so the vapor production is weak. Instead of messing with those prebuilt coils thought I could pull out my Kayfun Prime again and use the NI200 wire and build one myself. My Ni200 coils are premade 30AWG 0.3Ohm coils. They look like micro coils and are connected. So many people here say that its best to keep the coils spaced for TC. Should I leave it as it is or make it spaced? I want to use it for MTL. I have around 20 premade Ni200 coils in total. I want to use these first and move to titanium. Thanks for your advice.