My #1 thing I would like to see is PWM for added batt life and less heat. However you implement that is fine.
Any ideas of what we need for the VV that I am making?
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Hi.Imeo.
i really think a nice clean smooth design is the way to go with this,TBH i rarely use the atty checking on the provari so i think just the usual protection features a VV unit can handle and the flush touch feature i don't really want a dial sticking out from anywhere on my GG.
After all what more do we need you have got the juice feed design to a T and why spoil the looks of the best looking Pv on the market
i really think a nice clean smooth design is the way to go with this,TBH i rarely use the atty checking on the provari so i think just the usual protection features a VV unit can handle and the flush touch feature i don't really want a dial sticking out from anywhere on my GG.
After all what more do we need you have got the juice feed design to a T and why spoil the looks of the best looking Pv on the market
Hmmm... I'm not a great fan of stacked batteries - cos stacking two 18650s makes for a very long unit. The circuitry in the provari doesn't take up a lot of room and works very well, and the same can be said of the Darwin, but the notion of building it into an end-cap assembly with the voltage being controlled by a graduated end -cap itself is a nice one. Given the right circuit board, it need not ad more than 5mm to the overall length of an 18650-equipped GGTS...
I think you should make it very simple, easy to adjust, some what weather resistant, and small.
In the base in place of the switch and spring seems logical. Or possibly similar to a battery with a twist. If it were marked appropriately one could adjust it and it would not effect the GG aesthetically.
A battery insert just seems so clean, but not necessarily easy.
Personally all i care about is the voltage adjustment and keeping the GG looking good.
In the base in place of the switch and spring seems logical. Or possibly similar to a battery with a twist. If it were marked appropriately one could adjust it and it would not effect the GG aesthetically.
A battery insert just seems so clean, but not necessarily easy.
Personally all i care about is the voltage adjustment and keeping the GG looking good.
But will putting it in the end cap affect venting as you have the ensure the circuit board in protected against moisture and dust etc.. and if its on a table standing upright and you get a coffee/tea spill what the part that gets wet first
My wish list would be a booster circuit so it works w/o having to run double batteries and a voltage adjustment. Anything more than that is icing on the cake.....or as we say in Louisiana: Lagniappe
blooming henry , is that what we say in Louisiana Para just kidding you lol, Im in Spain
I would only need steady voltage output throughout battery life, variable between 3.7 and 7.4 with some kind of short protection! No display!!! SS if possible! Less is more mate in this case :
Less electronics is more: reliable, functional, beatiful, safe, fast, easy to fix, user-friendly!
What else do you REALLY need in your TS?!
in this case :Less electronics is more: reliable, functional, beatiful, safe, fast, easy to fix, user-friendly!
What else do you REALLY need in your TS?!
P.S.: make a Ltd edition of 11 pre assembled units with a SSGGTS+UFS+VV, with laser etched "amazinGG #1-11" and a proper sleeve to fit 306atties to the ufs that's durable !!
Could you possibly beat this?!
(no display please) keep it a GG!
Could you possibly beat this?!
(no display please) keep it a GG!
Can you put protection on there so that you can't blow up a LR atty going to high in volts? Not as strict as the Provari because I feel that it holds you back a little to much. Just an idea.
I would like to see it as a small ring add-on in between the UFS/Collector Tank and the GGTS. Sealed electronics, stable power, able to work with any battery combo the GGTS can use, and adjustable from 3V to 7.4V.
P.S. No Current limiter Please.
P.S. No Current limiter Please.
Yeah it's a bad idea to limit how much power can go to anything, I take back that statement. That's the one thing I hate about the Provari, I want to put 5+ volts on my Dual coils and it doesn't let me.
I want what your idea is Imeo!
wide, voltage selection, we all have different tastes...
No current limiter
A digital display would be slick, with being able to check resistance, though interfering with the looks is a no no, but I think you could do it to fit the GG style. Though an accurate graduated dial in SS at the bottom of the GG would be pretty slick, and I am going to be happy either way you go.
I like the no tools to adjust voltage.
Reliable, Quality, and beautiful... Three things that you excel at Imeo! If those are there, we will all be happy campers!
Oh almost forgot the most important part... It needs to be able to be used with any battery or any combination of batteries. It would be a mistake not to make it this way... Ultimately the flexibility of the GGTS is its ability to use nearly any battery or combination of batteries. If you limit what battery's have to be used with the VV then you lose one of your greatest innovations!
wide, voltage selection, we all have different tastes...
No current limiter
A digital display would be slick, with being able to check resistance, though interfering with the looks is a no no, but I think you could do it to fit the GG style. Though an accurate graduated dial in SS at the bottom of the GG would be pretty slick, and I am going to be happy either way you go.
I like the no tools to adjust voltage.
Reliable, Quality, and beautiful... Three things that you excel at Imeo! If those are there, we will all be happy campers!
Oh almost forgot the most important part... It needs to be able to be used with any battery or any combination of batteries. It would be a mistake not to make it this way... Ultimately the flexibility of the GGTS is its ability to use nearly any battery or combination of batteries. If you limit what battery's have to be used with the VV then you lose one of your greatest innovations!
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But, not everyone may have a specific battery to operate the VV so would be nice to be able to use the ones they do have
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