Since I've got my Pegasus I have not been able to get temp control to work properly. This is my first temp controlled mod and I'm not sure if I'm just doing something wrong or what.
I've put in the Aspire 1.5ohm nickel coils (using triton) and two times now it has burned out in a very short amount of time (once, the same day I bought it). Even when it is working, it tastes really harsh.
I've tried saturating the coils for 5-10mins before firing or running the auto detect thing that checks what coil you're using. I also talked to a guy at my vape shop who was telling me with temp control you have to lock in your resistance based on the room temperature or it won't regulate properly. He hadn't used a Pegasus yet but he said it should have a way to lock in the resistance. From the research I've done and all of Aspire's documentation I couldn't find any way to do that on the Pegasus. Is it just automatic with the Pegasus?
I really want to use temp control but I've had to stick with regulated for now (seems to work good with 0.3ohm coil and a set wattage). Is anyone else having this problem? Any solutions or things that I'm doing wrong?
Eric
I don't think it's the juice either because I've been using my Pegasus with regulated wattage for a few days and have had no problems.
I figured that I should just get the Odyssey and start using the temperature control and that would solve the problem. The guys at Vape shop #1 said that should solve the problem and allow me to use any juice.
However this is not the case. I got the Odyssey and the Ni coils. At first it worked really well, it was great when I had it maxed out to 600*
But the next morning i go to hit it and it's like the coil has just dried up. It's just as bad as sticking in a coil with no juice and trying to take a rip off of that.
So I turn it down to 350* to see if it's still burning, and it's not, and I am able to get it back up to 550(I'm sure I could have gone back to 600 if I wanted. But now it just periodically gives me dry hits. You would think that after letting it sit for a few hours the coil would be soaked and ready to go! Not the case. I often get a dri hit first, then turn down the temp to 400 and get a bit of a normal hit, from then on about 40% of the time I get normal good hits for hours at a time. The rest of the time it's an issue all day.
I've never changed out the coil, it shouldn't be burned out, I haven't used it even 1/10th as much as I did a .3 coil.
I am going to change out the coil now. Maybe this one is just shot from those dry hits. But after owning the Pegasus setup as a whole for 3 days I am not happy.
If anyone has any ideas on what I should try please let me know. Feel free to shoot me a text (907) 351-5714 or e-mail me [email protected]
Any help would be appreciated.
what's more,For the 0.15 Ni200 coil,the suggested temperature is 460 and 520,but we suggest that at beginning,please use it at a low temperature from 300℉,then add just the temperature a bit until getting the favorite flavor and vapor.high temperature will burn the cotton wick easily even with e-juice.
If the cotton wick has burnt,even adjust the temperature to lower level,which will not solve the problem.only to change a new coil.
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