I just watched The Perfect Storm and this is a very stressful combination . <| sep |> 111 . Auron ' s katana . Time to level him I guess . Anyone has used it ? <| sep |> Might do that . Might not . We ' ll see . <| sep |> Nah that is just oil . Take oil out and suddenly it is like humans don ' t even have any accomplishments at all aside from mass murder . <| sep |> Exactly i cant see the point at all <| sep |> Old cool whip tubs are free tupperware . <| sep |> My choice , too . Also , it doubles as a portal to anywhere in the multiverse . poor Ingress ! <| sep |> Am English , waiting for the best moment to drop a potato Joke as is tradition . <| sep |> Do yourself a favour don ' t give up on TC if it ' s not working properly right from the start . For a good TCexperience , you need those things a good mod with a proper chipset and a good 510 connector properly built coil the correct settingsand , most importantKnowledge on how TC actually works and the will to fiddle around with the settings and other variables . I see so many fellas saying TC sucks , tried it once , didn ' t work , went back to good old wattagemode . Well , TC doesn ' t suck and it does work of course you just need to have everything right , then it works like a charm . I never looked back to wattagemode ever since I had my first succesful TCbuild . Whenever I ' m on a mech or trying a friends new setup that ' s running in wattagemode , it feels like it ' s 2013 again stoneage . For starters , grab a simple 24 g SS 316 wire and do nothing but a simple , spaced 5 or 6 wrap , 3 mm bit size . It ' s important that the resistance readings are steady , correct and don ' t fluctuate other than the rise of resistance when the coils get warmer . So make sure everything is tightened down properly , make sure you ' re having spaced coils because it could potentially fuck up the resistance readings when the wraps are touching each other . You ' re having the choochooo , here comes the hypetrain ! SMOK Alien ? I can ' t say anything about this very model , but from previous SMOKdevices I can say that they ' re doing a decent job in TC . Not amazing , but not shitty either . Should be perfectly possible to get it running smoothly . I assume you know about locking the resistance first to give the chipset a starting point for it ' s calculations and the general principles of how TC works ? Another thing , the fancier the coils , the more troubles you ' ll run into . TC works best with simple , round builds . Twisted builds work just as well and basic claptons are also not a problem . Just don ' t jump to those Triple Fused Alien BananaDildo Braided Caterpillarcoils . It ' s just too much metal , too many wires touching on way too many points . Resistance readings will be problematic during heating and because of the superheavy coils you ' ll need a lot of power to get them to temperature . This isn ' t a problem in wattagemode , in TC it is though . Oh my what I ' ve wriitten makes it appear way more complicated than it is Anyway , you should be good . Just don ' t give up on TC after 2 minutes . Just don ' t be one of those guys that blame the device for their inability and impatienty TC can do a wonderful job , it ' s not only about preventing dryhits . It ' s all about steadiness . Set up properly , TC can give you the same , consistant vape , just as you like it . Same taste , same clouds , same temperature . Every drag is exactly the same , every drag is perfect , no matter how long you push the button . It ' ll also prolong the life of your wick and coil . TC is all about personalization , the more settings your mod offers , the better . That ' s why the DNAchips from Evolv are loved deeply by so many vapers out there they just do a wonderful job on TC and the options and settings are almost limitless . That ' s also why devices like the Cuboid pretty much suck in TC the lack of features and options prevent a good TCexperience . I prefer YiHichipsets they don ' t offer as much options as the DNAboards , but with YiHiboards you don ' t need to hook them up to a PC to change the more advanced settings , you can do almost everything on the device itself . Nuff said Have fun mate !