Lost Vape Therion 166 with Uwell Crown 3

[Vaping Jazzman]

Hi everyone. I recently purchased a Lost Vape Therion 166 and am having some issues with it. When I use it with a Uwell Crown3 tank (0.2 coil), the Therio reads the resistance at 0.27. When I fire the mod, this increases to 0.34. I have tried changing the coil and it still happens. With a 0.5 coil, I get a message saying 'Ohms too high'. If I put my Cleito 120 on the Therion, it works fine, it reads the coil correctly and the resistance does not increase when it is fired. The shop that sold me the mod has no idea why this is happening with the Crown 3 and 0.2 coil. He tried his standard Cleito tank (0.4 coil) and the resistance varied again. All settings on the Therion are factory default. I haven't messed around with the settings using the Escribe software.

Can some offer some help on this one please? Thanks

[giz_60]

Sounds like the coil that you are seeing the rising resistance is a TC coil (SS) & the one you are not, a Kanthal coil. If you are vaping in Power/Watt mode, you are seeing the live ohms as the coil heats up & the resistance rises, perfectly normal!

[Vaping Jazzman]

Thanks for the reply giz_60. From what I can see, the 0.25 coil for the Uwell Crown 3 is not a TC coil but it has stainless steel legs, which cause it to behave like a TC coil. 

[pr0naLd]

I read the Therion 166 has a 6v cut off. The .5 jumps up to about .66/.67 so max wattage is around 55 watts.

I was having the same problems with the .5 coil on my crown 3/Therion 166. Changed to the .25 and it's good.

Guessing high ohm subohm steel coils aren't great for 2 battery DNA devices.

[Wayneo]

@pr0naLd Pretty much correct there. The 75 is 6.2V, 60 and 75C is 9V no matter the amount of batteries. The 2xx boards with 3 cells are 9v and 9.3v output voltage limits.