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Yihi SX Mini M Class (Temp Control) - Arriving Soon!

Discussion in 'Temperature Control board Talk' started by Siam Diesel, Mar 8, 2015.

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  1. Rick O-Shea

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    Looks like his juice is catching fire lol
     
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    But it didn't on the Evolv dna 40 device....
     
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  3. Siam Diesel
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    What's the name of the FB group?


    Sent from my P3 Ti
     
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  4. Rick O-Shea

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    Yeah saw that, I'm sure they'll make sure that video doesn't go viral
    **Updated**
    SX Mini Brotherhood
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    Turns out it was user error and he "never read the instructions" so "hadn't set his resistance value".
    Crisis averted.
     
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    Yep just saw it, need to read instructions....
    Screen Shot 2558-04-05 at 8.55.11 PM.png
     
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  6. David in Bangkok

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    Seeing so many people not impressed nor utilizing the TC makes me wonder if this is really worth the money or if it's just going to be a gimmick to try and make some profit.
     
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  7. Rick O-Shea

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    It's certainly not a gimmick but doesn't necessarily suit everyones vaping style or some people can't be arsed with the builds.
    Personally I'm not too bothered with it but I will use it more, my ZNA isn't much use for it with an 18500 battery.
     
    Rick O-Shea, Apr 5, 2015
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    Not a gimmick or to make profit as there's no real difference in price.
    It's new tech, so it will take time, also it's all happened so quick we as the user have had to find out all about it really and learn ourselves.
    What it great about it is that you are controlling the tep of the coil and when the coil runs dry of juice the chip picks this up and it won't burn the coil and it won't give you any bad hits

    There's a lot more to learn, but i use my Subtank with temp coils and it's the best thing ever...
     
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    I guess I haven't heard of many people using the temp control, cool to see at least you are trying it. With the subtank you build your own coils right? Or do the stock tanks work with TC??
     
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    Nope, I bought some of the temp stock coils with nickel....
     
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    Screen Shot 2558-04-06 at 9.30.04 AM.png Screen Shot 2558-04-06 at 9.30.19 AM.png
     
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    Do you notice a big difference between the Nickel heads and the Kanthal heads -apart from the obvious difference that there is no temperature sensitivity with Kanthal?
     
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    I do yes, better flavour, a bit more vapour and i don't have to worry about dry hits when the juice gets too low and doesn't feed the holes.
    RIP just did a quick look at them too
     
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    What happens if juice gets low -the temperature gauge shuts the power rating right down?
     
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    I suppose it's the future-and everyone will be using temperature sensitive great with nickel coils in a few years.
     
    haybilly, Apr 6, 2015
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