I have a 3.7V/6V Edition being made. Can someone tell me about the 5V Regulated Edition, the Varivolt Edition and finally, the ST Max VV Edition. Would like to know the benefits of each and how the different editions affect the vaping experience.
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I can only reflect on the Kicked Sabers (tho you ain't asking about those 
) but I will give it a shot anyways (please correct me)
But I am one to watch tons of videos and read everything I can when I get obsessed... lol.
The 5v Regulated simply keeps the vape at 5v throughout the battery life.
The VariVolts allow you to ajust the voltage depending on the atomizer ohm you are using.
The Max VV edition is 2 18650 batteries with a VariVolt setup so you can ajust the voltage and practically never worry about charging batteries.
Now on to the kicked versions (which are my fav personal pref).
The kicked Sabers simply allow room for an 18650 battery and the kick module which is needed to be purchased separately. If the Kick is set at say 9 watts (and i dont know the conversions) but lets say that is 5volts just for ease of explaining... and I screw on a 1.5 ohm atomizer it will vape at 5 volts, a 2.0 ohm atomizer it will vape at 5 volts... As you add resistance (said atomizer) the voltage will drop if you are vaping directly off a battery... not with a kick
Now we just need a Kicked Max Edition SIR LAWRENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope this helped
) but I will give it a shot anyways (please correct me)But I am one to watch tons of videos and read everything I can when I get obsessed... lol.
The 5v Regulated simply keeps the vape at 5v throughout the battery life.
The VariVolts allow you to ajust the voltage depending on the atomizer ohm you are using.
The Max VV edition is 2 18650 batteries with a VariVolt setup so you can ajust the voltage and practically never worry about charging batteries.
Now on to the kicked versions (which are my fav personal pref).
The kicked Sabers simply allow room for an 18650 battery and the kick module which is needed to be purchased separately. If the Kick is set at say 9 watts (and i dont know the conversions) but lets say that is 5volts just for ease of explaining... and I screw on a 1.5 ohm atomizer it will vape at 5 volts, a 2.0 ohm atomizer it will vape at 5 volts... As you add resistance (said atomizer) the voltage will drop if you are vaping directly off a battery... not with a kick
Now we just need a Kicked Max Edition
SIR LAWRENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I hope this helped
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Thnx Riggsy. I didn't ask about the Kick because I am familiar with those. Thanks for the other info!
Thanks for giving the info!
A Saber Max Kick edition? Can't happen! See, the Kick device itself can only handle up to 4.3v. Using (2) 18650 batts would blow it out!
A Saber Max Kick edition? Can't happen! See, the Kick device itself can only handle up to 4.3v. Using (2) 18650 batts would blow it out!
After thinking about it you are completely correct.. no way to do it . Tho the engineer inside of me instantly thought of 2 S shaped conductive semi flexible sheet metal pieces. Isolated in-between of course... to then allow a Parallel connection... This is way to complicated and would more than likely add alot of resistance lmfao.
. Tho the engineer inside of me instantly thought of 2 S shaped conductive semi flexible sheet metal pieces. Isolated in-between of course... to then allow a Parallel connection... This is way to complicated and would more than likely add alot of resistance lmfao.- Status
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