[Think Vape 250c Thermals Mod res and a couple of battery csv's]

Am 8.6.2018 um 03:47 schrieb Jetro:

With settings I provided my mod tracks temperature -0.1° +0.3° from 76° to 89°F. Which is close enough for me.

So how long does it take your mod to guesstimate a stable room temperature? 

And how is the behavior after firing?

I mean, once you fire your mod, the measured board temp goes up (which is perfectly fine) and evaluation of room temp stops (which is reasonable as the board temp is now somewhat independent from the room temp). After a certain time not firing, the evaluation of room temp restarts as the mod assumes the board temp has cooled down enough and board temp is now fully dependent on the temperature of the air around it.

Which room temp does your mod show at this point in time?

And how long does it take to settle in to correct room temp? Maybe a screenshot of the device monitor would be helpful.

Best wishes to you and mackman, keep it up!

Greetz,

el Lopso

[Think Vape Finder 250c ecig file]

vor 17 Minuten schrieb Brad S Ruttenberg:

I'm assuming you set the mod resistance to 0 .0 0 0. Before you ran the atomizer test???

Yes I did set it to zero before testing.

vor 18 Minuten schrieb Brad S Ruttenberg:

Just wondering cuz the copper plug results I've seen have been right around .05

Does that mean that you found other sources regarding the internal resistance of the finder 250c?

[Think Vape Finder 250c ecig file]

Am 31.5.2018 um 08:51 schrieb Brad S Ruttenberg:

does anyone know the actual  mod resistence for the finder??

 

 

I just took measured mine by shorting the 510 using a rta base and a low resistance wire (no regular coil wire ofc). It came out at 0.010 Ohms. Should be a reasonable estimate for it's internal resistance and also seems in line with quite a couple of other dna 250c mods.