Big problem with temperature control vt200

[Stevelee]

When I use my Lemo 2 with 0.1ohm I just need 430F to have the the feel with I am using velocity rda at 0.1ohm at 550F It's so funny Every different atomiser i put in with the same build I got to set different temperature Please give me some advice thanks

[VapingBad]

Firstly check the basics like the atty being at room temp and solid connections, also look at Atomiser Analyser to see the resistance is stable.

[Stevelee]

What you mean by atty at room temperature ? Which one you mean ? Anyway it's solid connection I used the analysed to checked

[VapingBad]

Stevelee said:

What you mean by atty at room temperature ? Which one you mean ? Anyway it's solid connection I used the analysed to checked

The atomiser needs to be at room temperature when first fired so the mod can get a base resistance, same for all temp limiting mod.

[Stevelee]

Oh yah I did that But still got that problem only with my velocity rda

[Spector NS5 RD]

no topper is gonna have the same feel at one set temperature or wattage. that goes for rda's, rta's sub ohm tanks etc. FYI lemo's are horrible for temp control because of their removable bases, poor connectivity.

[Guest]

Different air cooling and juice flow. Your instantly cooling the dripper manually, my lemo from cold start on a full tank gets better and beter as 80/vg juice warms and starts flowing better, i can enjoy a tank full in one hour, but its compleatly diferent performance than a dripper..

[Guest]

Oh yeh sorry forgot , also had to grind out the juice channels by about three times above standard and notch up the side of the chimney to get anything like the volume of juice in there compared to what i would be doing with a dripper to get anywhere near. Looking at what you said your talking a diference of 80 degrees, i recon your probly right on target because of better airflow on the dripper, youve got two slots on the lemo but they only can feed up a 4mm center screw, so if you close up slots on the dripper you should be able to dial down on the temp..

[Stevelee]

Thanks a lot guys for the great help feel so happy to finally find my answer and found a place to understand more