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if U are lookin' super electronic, better than PV /also used in some models of Gepetto/ look here
Regulator TayVoy-U-7s « TayVoy
I'd love to hear more about how this module works, when used in a wood mod!
Does the device using these electronics display the current charge of the batteries, when you press the button one time?
In the video, it shows 7.9 when the user first presses the button. Is this the current battery charge?
If so, I'm confused. It uses two 3.7v batteries, so I would think that fully charged, they'd be around 7.4v, no?
After a few hours, it would show a lower voltage, giving you an indication when the batteries will die out? Is this correct?
Also, do you have any more idea of how the different modes work, or what they do?
The thread where Gepetto talks about it says:
* Five clicks Mode select:
o A1 normal setting, just as with any other device
o A2 Voltage will rise from 0.0V to preset voltage over the next 2s.
o A3 Voltage increases to 120% of what we`ve set the device to for 2s and later goes back to preset value.
o A4 Voltage will change fluently from preset value to 120% of preset and back in 2s intervals as long as we keep the button pressed.
I get what mode A1 is, but I'm not really clear what the other modes are supposed to do?
Any enlightenment you can shed would be appreciated!
if U are lookin' super electronic, better than PV /also used in some models of Gepetto/ look here
Regulator TayVoy-U-7s « TayVoy
I'd love to hear more about how this module works, when used in a wood mod!
Does the device using these electronics display the current charge of the batteries, when you press the button one time?
In the video, it shows 7.9 when the user first presses the button. Is this the current battery charge?
If so, I'm confused. It uses two 3.7v batteries, so I would think that fully charged, they'd be around 7.4v, no?
After a few hours, it would show a lower voltage, giving you an indication when the batteries will die out? Is this correct?
Also, do you have any more idea of how the different modes work, or what they do?
The thread where Gepetto talks about it says:
* Five clicks Mode select:
o A1 normal setting, just as with any other device
o A2 Voltage will rise from 0.0V to preset voltage over the next 2s.
o A3 Voltage increases to 120% of what we`ve set the device to for 2s and later goes back to preset value.
o A4 Voltage will change fluently from preset value to 120% of preset and back in 2s intervals as long as we keep the button pressed.
I get what mode A1 is, but I'm not really clear what the other modes are supposed to do?
Any enlightenment you can shed would be appreciated!
