S-mode about myevic HOT 10 CLOSED

So what? You did it great man? Or have I just found? However ready.
Here we are: Overregulated PID as low friquency PWM!

My mod now works like a locomotive and it is clearly audible!!

Please forgive my rude behavior.
I have a triple overdose of nicotine as a result of the tests and that makes me "gav-gav"...

With such a toy I do not insist on power curves any more!

P-5000/I-850/D-20

from myevic.

First look this like a low frequency PWM... Some mode use 7Hz PWM modulation. Maybe 2-3Hz make feelable hot-cold points when vaping. Maybe... Or YiHi TC mode seems like this.. I think not a big work to programming this method.. But ClockSelect knows this better, because I'm not a big C programmer

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Yes, I mean low frequency modulation and hot-cold points should be feelable.

from myevic.

Well... If someone wants to pull a branch and try for himself, why not... (anyway, anyone do what he wants). But I don't really feel enthusiast abut this project. What's the point? What would it bring exactly to vaping experience?

from myevic.

I'm just asking for the opportunity to try...
What thermal control brings exactly to vaping experience? IMO fun for beginners. I'm happy without TC.
But you can use TC if you want.

You can't say exactly before you try.

Look, it's on the market already, with you, or without:
http://www.yourcig.com/product/balrog-ex.html

Your choice?

If you don't want to try - let's close the topic.

from myevic.

Power curves have been on the market for long - Since the very first eVics.
Gonna look a review of this thing.

from myevic.

I will try to convince you...
Нот and cold points have different taste.
Something tells me (what is it?) that this algorithm

can provide well, just a "rainbow" of tastes.
Isn't it amazing?

from myevic.

That's more or less the curve of the actual VTC firmware.
One of my projects is to correct this situation, not to amplify it.

from myevic.

Indeed, you can create steady oscillations with the PID.
Didn't tought of that.

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Discussion moved to #144

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