Been vaping on a Pico in TC mode for the last few months. It seemed like a good idea to try a DNA powered device. The mod is a Hcigar VCT75 nano - about £50 from FT.
For me MTL is low power, higher Ohms, less juice and a bit like the real thing ....
For the DNA75 - "The board works on the basis of operating within the confines of its limits. It will operate at the maximum current, voltage, or wattage output, whatever comes first."
The problem with DNA75 mods is the voltage limit. Evolv recommend a maximum cold resistance of 0.5Ohm for a stable vape.
I've tried 1.00R - unstable temperature - hits the voltage limit during pre-heat. Tried 0.8R - a lot better. Will try 0.7 or lower later.
Look at Steam Engine - the Mod Range tab. Look at the APV list - it gives the 'sweet spot' resistance for each chipset.
So what I'm saying is - the DNA75 is not the best board for MTL - is there a DNA60 mod out there at a sensible price? Or should I just stick with the Pico.
Problem is I like the DNA based mods - lots to fiddle with.
For me MTL is low power, higher Ohms, less juice and a bit like the real thing ....
For the DNA75 - "The board works on the basis of operating within the confines of its limits. It will operate at the maximum current, voltage, or wattage output, whatever comes first."
The problem with DNA75 mods is the voltage limit. Evolv recommend a maximum cold resistance of 0.5Ohm for a stable vape.
I've tried 1.00R - unstable temperature - hits the voltage limit during pre-heat. Tried 0.8R - a lot better. Will try 0.7 or lower later.
Look at Steam Engine - the Mod Range tab. Look at the APV list - it gives the 'sweet spot' resistance for each chipset.
So what I'm saying is - the DNA75 is not the best board for MTL - is there a DNA60 mod out there at a sensible price? Or should I just stick with the Pico.
Problem is I like the DNA based mods - lots to fiddle with.