[Negative TCR/TFR]

The ticket was passed along, and I'm awaiting a second response.

Since you've pointed it out, I am worried the low change in resistance would be problematic even if negative curves were allowed. I am still cautiously hopeful, but worst case scenario the manufacturer (Advanced Vape Supply) sells a mod that achieves TC with different methods. My wallet is feeling very light, however, and that mod is not cheap.

[Negative TCR/TFR]

Thanks for the input. I'm currently living up to my username and submitting a ticket before sleeping.

[Negative TCR/TFR]

Yes, that is correct.

[Negative TCR/TFR]

I reached this conclusion by watching the resistance as I fired in wattage mode; I presumed that the ohms decreasing as the temperature increased indicated a negative TCR.

I do not have an applicable datasheet, and I worry that I may have trouble getting one, but I will contact the manufacturer nonetheless.

If you were referring to a .csv file, however, I will share one demonstrating the ohms lowering, and I will open a ticket in Help Desk Monday morning.

Thanks for the help and have a great weekend!

escc_live_ohms.csv

[Negative TCR/TFR]

Hello and thanks for clicking!

I started dialing in TC settings for my new DNA 100C about a month ago. It was going perfectly until I foolishly bought AVS's ESCC. Mine exhibits a decrease in resistance as its temperature rises.

I was going to fiddle with the curve myself, but EScribe is telling me the "curve must be strictly increasing." I am curious why decreasing curves are not supported, and I am wondering if there is a workaround or if a firmware update addressing this is possible.

Thanks in advance!