Something New This Way Comes....MEGALODON

[Col. Gaunt]

Test driving it at the moment and lovin this thing.... oh and another cryptic clue for the day: it's the smallest biggest PV in the universe....

Keep it up Tim and I am gonna hop a flight out there and blow Mako vapor in your face until you tell me!

[smokindeuce]

Keep it up Tim and I am gonna hop a flight out there and blow Mako vapor in your face until you tell me!

Ah Colonel well that would just be win win win for me.... I get to meet you in person and enjoy some nice second hand vapour....

[Col. Gaunt]

Ah Colonel well that would just be win win win for me.... I get to meet you in person and enjoy some nice second hand vapour....

Thanks Dude, the pleasure would be all mine! I will even bring a friend, she says she is hooked on your OMG peach

[smokindeuce]

Nice!!! That makes two of us then cause I just got into the peach in the last 2 weeks and lovin it..... so bring your friend over too and she can blow sweet peachy vapour in my face while I'm assembling then I won't even have to stop for an ecig break! lol

[Col. Gaunt]

You are getting sleepy, very sleepy, you are going to put the new mod in a box and ship it to me now.

[smokindeuce]

Web hypnosis eh? Nah didn't work... you're going to have to fly over here after all! lol

[Col. Gaunt]

Ok how about The Piranha

[frogbmth]

you're going to have to fly over here after all! lol

Except the UK is shut thanks to the volcano erupting

[Col. Gaunt]

Hey Tim my friend says she will have this t-shirt on when she visits you if you give me a free hammerhead.

[smokindeuce]

Okay guys there are some more pieces of the puzzle solved following the two competitions we just ran:

The Name: MEGALODON

One of the battery options: 18650

Material: Aluminium 6082

Outer diameter: 22mm

Battery options: 3.6V, 5V, 6V, 7.4V

Some trivia:

The megalodon (pronounced /ˈmɛɡələdɒn/ MEG-ə-lə-don, "big tooth" in Greek, from μέγας and ὀδούς) was a mega-tooth shark that lived in the prehistoric times, during the late Oligocene epoch and Neogene period,[1] approximately 25 to 1.5 million years ago, and was a super-predator.
Paleontological research indicates that C. megalodon is the largest and most powerful macro-predatory fish in vertebrate history. C. megalodon is principally known from partially preserved skeletal remains, which indicate a shark of gigantic proportions — approaching a length of around 20 metres (66 ft), larger than any other species, extinct or extant. After scrutiny of its remains, scientists have assigned C. megalodon to the order Lamniformes but its genus is disputed. Scientists suggest that C. megalodon looked like a stockier version of the great white shark in life. Fossil evidence confirms that C. megalodon had a cosmopolitan distribution. Bite marks on fossil bones from C. megalodon indicate that it preyed upon large marine animals.