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Not in the immediate future, but not out of question. There are so many out there right now, I would feel like I am copying. 
vv is a unnecessary imo. I had a vv ali and set it once. I guess if you really dont like lr attys on an 18650 or 5v or 6v it may be good.
I kinda agree with use it a set voltage most of the time. I think If I were to do one it would have a "hidden" adjustment, but easy enough to tweak to your taste . I used to HV all the time, I just got tired of charging batteries all the time. Was able to ween myself down with LR....
. I used to HV all the time, I just got tired of charging batteries all the time. Was able to ween myself down with LR....
VV does have its uses...especially if you use thick, dark, mostly VG juices. After time the resistance of the atomiser rises slightly due to buildup on the atomizer coil. Buy yea....I can see a VV SB or Omega.
I can also see Chad create a juice feeding system....that would be sweet
I can also see Chad create a juice feeding system....that would be sweet
I disagree with set voltage unless you vape the same juice everyday. Different brands of juice has different hits, pg\vg ratio, thickness etc. Some juices hit too hard, other dont hit at all at the same voltage. Carto,atty users will need to tweak the voltage also. For example I can't lower my nic intake bc if I order low nic juice, the TH doesn't satisfy me. In that case I can make up for TH by increasing the voltage.
If you see no need for a vv mod, what was the need for a alpha and omega when SB and BB does the same thing?
You gotta keep up with e-cig advancements and a juice dispenser like in precious lv2 would be great
If you see no need for a vv mod, what was the need for a alpha and omega when SB and BB does the same thing?
You gotta keep up with e-cig advancements
and a juice dispenser like in precious lv2 would be great
I was just thinking about this today. I was thinking about opening the top of my BB to see what I could stuff in there. I have used an add on that made my BB VV but that thing is a POS.
I'm dying to open the top of my BB just to at least see what's going on up there. One day maybe.
I'm dying to open the top of my BB just to at least see what's going on up there. One day maybe.
Not a whole lot of room in the BB top. If a round board could be made the right size it could take the place of the battery washer.
I think you misread my postI disagree with set voltage unless you vape the same juice everyday. Different brands of juice has different hits, pg\vg ratio, thickness etc. Some juices hit too hard, other dont hit at all at the same voltage. Carto,atty users will need to tweak the voltage also. For example I can't lower my nic intake bc if I order low nic juice, the TH doesn't satisfy me. In that case I can make up for TH by increasing the voltage.
If you see no need for a vv mod, what was the need for a alpha and omega when SB and BB does the same thing?
You gotta keep up with e-cig advancements
The purpose of the Omega was ergonomics
The BB/Alpha just a smaller version. I am amazed at the number of folks that can get all day out of a 900mAh battery.why do you care when they have enough non vv already. VV mods wont hurt anyone
Actually, hate to disagree, I would love a SB design (18650 battery, same button) but instead of variable voltage, I want variable wattage. What this means is, the user sets the wattage (say 8 watts) and the unit monitors the resistance of the atty and adjusts the voltage to fit the user specified wattage.
What this amounts to is, regardless of what style atty you put on it, you get the same heat. This means that as you use an atty and its resistance drops, the ecig compensates for this by lowering the voltage, again, giving you the same hit every time. Put a low resistance atty on it and the voltage drops automatically giving you the same hit you got from a standard resistance atty.
One other thing worth mentioning, once you have a unit that you can adjust the voltage (like the Provari), you quickly learn that it isnt about the voltage, its about the watts. So, what you end up doing is, breaking out a calculator and a volt meter, measuring the resistance of the atty, and calculating using ohms law the proper voltage to reach the wattage you are looking for. Now, its nice that the Provari can measure the resistance of the atty but you still need a calculator to figure out what your volts should be to give the wattage you are looking for. The device should do this for you. Set it and forget it.
Variable Voltage is not the solution, variable wattage is.
And please, 'if' there is going to be a safety implemented, make it 3 amps instead of 2.5...tho Id prefer an option to turn this safety off...
I have a provari and I constantly adjust the voltage because of the atomizer, its age, or the juice. I like sweeter juices at lower temps and tangy / spicy juices at a hotter temp. If it is a juice that has alcohol, I use less voltage. The more VG, the lower the voltage.
However, this likely wont happen because the electronics required are outside most people's understanding (including my own). It is pretty complicated to get wattage to adjust on the fly. The only mod that currently does this is the Darwin and my two responses to this mod are: 1. Good luck getting one. 2. It looks ugly.
A SB with the ability to show battery charge level, adjust wattage (say a 3-13 watt range), and for giggles, show you the current resistance of the atty and current required voltage to maintain the user specified wattage while using the same 18650 battery and using the same button design (which could double as a menu button like the Provari) would be sweet and I would pay $300 for it without even thinking. It literally could be the last ecig you would ever need to buy.
Add a feeding system and put a catch for excess liquid (for those that like dripping) along with everything above and the SB would literally be everything we are looking for in an ecig.
What this amounts to is, regardless of what style atty you put on it, you get the same heat. This means that as you use an atty and its resistance drops, the ecig compensates for this by lowering the voltage, again, giving you the same hit every time. Put a low resistance atty on it and the voltage drops automatically giving you the same hit you got from a standard resistance atty.
One other thing worth mentioning, once you have a unit that you can adjust the voltage (like the Provari), you quickly learn that it isnt about the voltage, its about the watts. So, what you end up doing is, breaking out a calculator and a volt meter, measuring the resistance of the atty, and calculating using ohms law the proper voltage to reach the wattage you are looking for. Now, its nice that the Provari can measure the resistance of the atty but you still need a calculator to figure out what your volts should be to give the wattage you are looking for. The device should do this for you. Set it and forget it.
Variable Voltage is not the solution, variable wattage is.
And please, 'if' there is going to be a safety implemented, make it 3 amps instead of 2.5...tho Id prefer an option to turn this safety off...
I have a provari and I constantly adjust the voltage because of the atomizer, its age, or the juice. I like sweeter juices at lower temps and tangy / spicy juices at a hotter temp. If it is a juice that has alcohol, I use less voltage. The more VG, the lower the voltage.
However, this likely wont happen because the electronics required are outside most people's understanding (including my own). It is pretty complicated to get wattage to adjust on the fly. The only mod that currently does this is the Darwin and my two responses to this mod are: 1. Good luck getting one. 2. It looks ugly.
A SB with the ability to show battery charge level, adjust wattage (say a 3-13 watt range), and for giggles, show you the current resistance of the atty and current required voltage to maintain the user specified wattage while using the same 18650 battery and using the same button design (which could double as a menu button like the Provari) would be sweet and I would pay $300 for it without even thinking. It literally could be the last ecig you would ever need to buy.
Add a feeding system and put a catch for excess liquid (for those that like dripping) along with everything above and the SB would literally be everything we are looking for in an ecig.
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