100w iPV4 coming soon
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if the picture is where theyre headed, i dont like it at all. The simplistic designs of the ipv2 is what attracted me to it, even the ipv3 looked 'ok' although i liked the ip2 styling better, materials were better in the ipv3 but id rather have the ipv3 quality with ipv2 bodystyle. and that ipv4 looks like its just trying to be too fancy 
if the picture is where theyre headed, i dont like it at all. The simplistic designs of the ipv2 is what attracted me to it, even the ipv3 looked 'ok' although i liked the ip2 styling better, materials were better in the ipv3 but id rather have the ipv3 quality with ipv2 bodystyle. and that ipv4 looks like its just trying to be too fancy
I agree , that ipv4 looks god awful. I think green leaf watched too much prometheus.
Looks like they are going with the style of the iPV Mini and SX Mini. Not sure if I like it yet but it does look more comfortable to hold then my 2S.
Isn't the ipv3 by P4Y already 150 watts?
Why is the ipv4 gonna be a down graded version?
Why is the ipv4 gonna be a down graded version?
Because it's probably using the 100w SX 350 chip vs the 150w SX 330 v3.
Less watts but much better chip.
http://www.yihiecigar.com/products_info/YiHiEcigar-SX350-100w-283290.html
Its not the SX350. The SX350 uses a large square screen, and is *much* more expensive than the vendor chips such as SX330 V1/2/3, SX300, etc.
No chinese mods use the SX350 or SX350 Mini except the SX Mini actually made by YiHi. The 350 line was made for "high end" modders.
What about the sx350 mini? Is that capable of a 100 watt upgrade?
The 100w sx330 just doesn't make a lot of sense to me in what's supposed to be an upgrade of the IPV 3.
IMO it looks like a prop reject from Star Trek. I much prefer the existing IPV2 & IPV3 design. Clean, and simple.
Yihi chip SX330 V3C never heard of it and YiHi won't release any specs until sometime maybe
Resistance reads down to 0.1 Ω
Resistance reads up to 3.0 Ω
Adjustable wattage: 5W-100W
Output voltage: 1.0V 7.5V this is all wrong why is this not 9.5V
Makes me laugh Sigelei make there 100W+ look like a IPV now P4U go all 3D printed gripper
Can't wait for the hundreds of Chinese mods this year
Resistance reads down to 0.1 Ω
Resistance reads up to 3.0 Ω
Adjustable wattage: 5W-100W
Output voltage: 1.0V 7.5V this is all wrong why is this not 9.5V
Makes me laugh Sigelei make there 100W+ look like a IPV now P4U go all 3D printed gripper
Can't wait for the hundreds of Chinese mods this year
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Yihi chip – SX330 V3C never heard of it and YiHi won't release any specs until sometime maybe
Resistance reads down to 0.1 Ω
Resistance reads up to 3.0 Ω
Adjustable wattage: 5W-100W
Output voltage: 1.0V – 7.5V this is all wrong why is this not 9.5V
Makes me laugh Sigelei make there 100W+ look like a IPV now P4U go all 3D printed gripper
Can't wait for the hundreds of Chinese mods this year
At least they seem to have all slowed down at 100 watts, I don't think I've seen any new fire breather mods hitting the market lately.
Yihi chip – SX330 V3C never heard of it and YiHi won't release any specs until sometime maybe
Resistance reads down to 0.1 Ω
Resistance reads up to 3.0 Ω
Adjustable wattage: 5W-100W
Output voltage: 1.0V – 7.5V this is all wrong why is this not 9.5V
Makes me laugh Sigelei make there 100W+ look like a IPV now P4U go all 3D printed gripper
Can't wait for the hundreds of Chinese mods this year
interesting device.... you're right, 7.5v doesn't cut it though
I think it has temp control. It must go over 7.5 volts. Wouldn't be able to go up to 100 watts then would it?
let's hope a firmware update will increase the voltage, I myself won't go above 80 watts... ordered one this morning
From the Yihi site
IPV4 powered by SX330 V3C
input - 8.5v
Output - 35a max
Remember, this is Dual 18650. Power is divided by 2, split load between batteries.
Should have no issue hitting 100w
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If the iStick 50 watt can push out 10 volts, this thing must be able to. Or, it assumes you won't need to because you can just raise the temp control? But then you have to use nickel wire, etc. Do people drip on their iStick 50 watts? I honestly did not like the 20 watt but I've heard better things about the 50. I want to either get the IPV 70 watt or the IPV 4, I kinda wanna see how big the IPV 4 is first as I need something I can carry around pretty easily.
Even with the new chip the numbers are good.
I think people are attempting to use ohms law to figure this out and you can't.
Regulated Mod spools up and controls power output unlike a mechanical Mod.
Dual Batteries split the required power being drained increasing boost while decreasing drain.
I think people are attempting to use ohms law to figure this out and you can't.
Regulated Mod spools up and controls power output unlike a mechanical Mod.
Dual Batteries split the required power being drained increasing boost while decreasing drain.
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