TC help (again!)

[Simebaby]

Last night I made a dual coil SS316L build and I have experienced exactly the same behaviour. The cold ohms were reading somewhere in the mid 0.175 area when initially built. After a tank or so the cold ohms had dropped down yo 0.165. By this morning when I did a cold read they had dropped down to 0.160 ohms.

So I have now seen this with mesh and Twisted Clapton (3-28/38) coils.

As I have said before, now that I have sorted the cold ohm, it's working just fine in TC. Just took a while to settle in.

Out of curiosity, how long do you leave the atty before measuring the cold ohms?
I give it at least 15 mins. It's that bit that I find annoying tbh.

 

[hack400]

Out of curiosity, how long do you leave the atty before measuring the cold ohms?
I give it at least 15 mins. It's that bit that I find annoying tbh.

I leave the mod/atty on a cold stone shelf which gets really cold (outside wall) and just happens to be within arms reach of where I sit. I wait for the mod to go cold (Odin's are metal). I also turn off USB charging as that causes the mod to heat up. 5-10 minutes. Vape for a bit. Another 5-10 minutes. Repeat several times through the first day. I leave it on that shelf overnight and take a read first thing before it gets used. That's always a good 'un. I will then just do a read in the mornings, just to see if it has changed, it's the first day that the most change happens.

I am just used to that being how it goes, doesn't bother me at all any more.

 

[Deleted member 54254]

Plain wire works best, claptons and other exotic stuff like mesh unleash dark demonic forces on TC algorithms.

 

[hack400]

Plain wire works best, claptons and other exotic stuff like mesh unleash dark demonic forces on TC algorithms.

I had come to the conclusion that would be your position

 

[Deleted member 54254]

I use stainless spaced claptons occasionally, got a pair in a Kensei now that work fine with Replay but I made them myself so I know they are good quality but you cant guarantee how it'll work for these things.