bossman
Gentleman Of Leisure
Try TC next. Cruise or "autofi" as it's called in the myevic settings on my mod is just a feature to keep the heater on without holding the button down and isn't necessary. You have that feature available already in myevic so you needn't install Arctic Fox.Well @bossman and @Shit Snacks you guys have got me going now.
I have Splinter v1+ on as Sinuous P80 on which I did manage to load myevic some time ago, and have used power (watt) mode almost exclusively, with once or twice trying cruise but between wife and I, it was confusing with different click patterns, etc, so we have kinda learned to use at about 33-37 watts (depending on strain, I guess) and simply let go of the button before combustion. While this has been good rehearsal for anticipated M3 arrival (soon!), I'm now really interested in whatever-the-heck you guys are on to in last couple of posts, but it does sound like I'd need considerable tutorial to get there. By 'there' I mean a use that's easy to enable (turn on/off) and offers the degree of regulation you guys are talking about, without need for fussing after dialing in.
This is an intimidating area for me; should I just keep on as I've been, with wattage, or is there a step by step somewhere? I do believe I could accomplish install of say, Artic Fox or something.
Bought our first home computer in 1991. I am sooo tired of new learning curves...
I don't have a V1+ on a P80 to suggest exact settings. I'd guess TCR 120 to 140, resistance .23 to .24, and 32 to 34W aiming for a usable range from 360 to 400° or so.
The TCR value hasn't been as critical to me. If you start with settings in that range and aren't getting dense vapor at 360 to 380° just nudge the resistance up over its cold reading. Don't just let it check on a warm Splinter and accept the suggested new resistance though as that'll leave you with too high a starting number and more risk of combustion.
The advantage of arctic fox is managing these settings from a tabbed window on a computer but it's easy to adjust settings right on the mod. I think I have my rxg3d set to edit settings on either two or four clicks of the fire button and that let's me step through the settings and displayed on the main screen and bump them up or down without going into the menus by pressing up and fire together.
I don't use any of my Splinters in "log mode" where you do very low wattage like 11 or 12W and then leave it for a few minutes to preheat. I only use mine to be lazy about holding the button down and I have it set to timeout at 25 seconds.
Do you know your way around the P80 enough to edit the TC settings right on the mod? That's the only learning curve for this config challenge and it's not too scary.