TC Stainless steel wire

[Richard46]

Feb 6, 2016 17:48:50 GMT jtc said:

I find contact coils easier to build and maintain

Me too and having no problems with the 317L I obtained from Crazy wire last week. Very easy to work with. Have mostly just used the .5 stuff so far. Mostly micro coils on a 3.5 coil master jig with about 8 wraps.

[mikedidthis]

Feb 6, 2016 17:48:50 GMT jtc said:

I find contact coils easier to build and maintain

Yep. I use a drill to make the coil so contact coils are super easy!

[jtc]

Anyone with a wismec reuleaux dna200 beware though.
If charging through the USB there is a problem with 2 of mine.
It knocks the TC control about.
Briefly disconnect the one battery after charging then it resets

[jtc]

Ive changed my wire to Nife30 and the problems I was having with ss seem to have disappeared.
After a few months using ss for TC I think I'm now not using it anymore as it just doesn't seem to be stable enough imo

[jtc]

Changing my mind again
I'm not liking the crap that's coming off the Nife30.
Shame as it vapes so well but....
Anyway I'm giving stealth vapes ss 316L a go for the next week.
First impressions of the 24 gauge
It's not as hard as other ss I've used but feels nice to use.
It seems to like high temperature on my DNA200.
3mm ID 8 wraps spaced dual coils in a griffin at 0.18ohm 100w preheat 55w and 520f right now.
Seems good so far but it's the first hour
Could this be my perfik vape

[jtc]

Hmmm seems to of settled down a bit (maybe as I'd washed it out)
I'm now at 480f 55w
Seems good

[jtc]

520f and 55w seems to be the sweet spot for me with this now
Going lovely although it seems a very high temperature