My request of Yihi for information was partially answered.... The warranty questions were addressed but none of the questions about joules (temp control). I am gonna guess that this J chipset will be doing a similar function and process as other (evolv) TC chipsets and will await a valid explanation as to how joules is used in TC..
Are you going to share with the class Sir?
Evolv replaces problem boards under warranty. Evolv boards are not intended to be reprogrammed. Evolv has NEVER done anything via firmware for the purpose of selling more boards to people who already own the board.
They are currently one of the few that doesn't offer upgrades or fixes, you must send your new units in for repair. I had issues with two separate chips and the delay getting them back was an issue and the lack of correspondence once they had your unit was another.
Having to pay a couple hundred dollars for a good dna device and then being without it without any feedback is a problem. An just my opinion poor customer service.
It appears to me that there is a group that will promote the Evolv TP at any cost. Competition will breed innovation and that's what this industry needs right now. The more devices that can offer a safer vaping environment the tougher it will be to demonize vaping. We would be better served to find the positives regardless of the manufacturers then to assume something is not going to work or have a poor design prior to the release. Other then the Beta testers nobody else knew squat until the DNA chip was released. It's great that Yihi announced this innovation to the public.
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