We all love the TC mods that we use with our donuts, and the crowd over here can be almost an echo chamber...evics, picos all day! (I like that mod too!)
For good reason, they are some great, low-cost mods. I still let myself get lots of vape spam from some of my favorite online vendors so I can stay up on the newest and most popular mods from other brands. I wonder why some apparently popular brands like SMOK don't get any mention on the DT thread? They seem like nifty, competitive mods that I would assume has good TC perfermance? And a few DNA people here and there, tesla, etc. Is anyone else using other brands of mods that we aren't talking about all the time with DT donuts or similar attys?
Eleaf and JT are coming out with new stuff every few weeks...check out the new facelift for the picos!
pico psychedelic resin version!
My old plain-black and pink picos only feel more inadequate now
(if box mods can emote)
Also, I'm happy that I found out about the arcticfox firmware, since myevic has left the pico and other eleaf mods out.
I finally have top-quality, stable, non-spikey temp control on my picos, and it's not much more difficult to set up than my evic. The screen is still a limitation for info addicts, but at least you can choose what it displays now
My steel pico with a V3 and pink pico with a donut cubis tank...it looks like I'm making them hump haha
On the left-top I have live-resistance; as long as the screen is on, that figure is constantly displaying the real-time coil resistance, when you're pressing the button or not!
Below that on the left is "last watts" which shows the last wattage put out before you let go of the button on the last puff. So although I have my steel pico's V3 set @ 28w, it only put out 11.1w at the end of the last puff. (last watts also refreshes in real time during a puff) You can set any of the 3 areas of the screen to display other things, if you wish.
This is much better than any of the stock eleaf firmwares, not just in display options, but performance as well. I could make a long post about the arcticfox firmware but I'll save that for later.