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You could call it "Honey I shrunk the Buzz" but that might be a little long
come on I hate that movie ! J/K ! ya tooooooooooo long
No kissing cousins
HUH ????????
The idea is to design and make a PV for the masses that brings Variable voltage to them or " Adjustable Hit " and that looks good in hand and is small enough to use in public .
10440's are the battery I intend on using some of the new ones are pretty good from what I have heard so ? like a 700mah 10440 .
The 14500 is to big for this design , IF the 700 mah is true ???? then it should last a good 5-7 hours .
hum... the sound something that buzzes might make
murmur or rumor as in the buzz around town. Word association
Good thoughts, I was trying to come up with something that went with the word 'buzz' also. All I came up with was ZOOM
So that's my serious suggestion for a name 'The Zoom'
Happy vaping!!!
murmur or rumor as in the buzz around town. Word association
Good thoughts, I was trying to come up with something that went with the word 'buzz' also. All I came up with was ZOOM
So that's my serious suggestion for a name 'The Zoom'
Happy vaping!!!
OK OK , side by side is hard to machine and make it look good , it then becomes a box shape ( unless you weld 2 round cylinders together , can you say $$$ )
It will be about 4" long with no atomizer .
It will be about 4" long with no atomizer .
A 4" long mod will look like Harry Potter's wand And there is already a VV mod with 2x10440 which is more concealable and eye-friendly than this (it has batteries side by side).
Also there was a great looking 2x10440 (not VV) which used "one after another positioned" batteries, but as great looking as it was, there wasn't the slightest possibility to pass unnoticed when out with it. So many owners usually left it home, but while in home why not use it's bigger brother (with 2x16340) which has better battery life... You got the point.
But, I would love to see an "elegante" version of Buzz. Or a box-shaped / ellipse shaped VV mod with side by side positioned batteries.
Also, why 10440? They can say 4000Mah if they like but none is more than 350Mah. If the mod you are thinking is going to be cheap and it is very concealable, ok, but if not I vote for bigger batteries like 14500.
Of course I might be wrong for all these and it could sell like crazy I just shared my opinion which in a few words is: make an "elegante" version of buzz instead. Or a VV with 2 parallel positioned 14500.
And there is already a VV mod with 2x10440 which is more concealable and eye-friendly than this (it has batteries side by side). Also there was a great looking 2x10440 (not VV) which used "one after another positioned" batteries, but as great looking as it was, there wasn't the slightest possibility to pass unnoticed when out with it. So many owners usually left it home, but while in home why not use it's bigger brother (with 2x16340) which has better battery life... You got the point.
But, I would love to see an "elegante" version of Buzz. Or a box-shaped / ellipse shaped VV mod with side by side positioned batteries.
Also, why 10440? They can say 4000Mah if they like but none is more than 350Mah. If the mod you are thinking is going to be cheap and it is very concealable, ok, but if not I vote for bigger batteries like 14500.
Of course I might be wrong for all these and it could sell like crazy
I just shared my opinion which in a few words is: make an "elegante" version of buzz instead. Or a VV with 2 parallel positioned 14500.
I like the size of the buzz.. I like the diameter. I think refining the look of the buzz, while keeping the same batteries, would rock. I love the VariVoltage, but I REALLY like the long battery life I get. Especially with 12 hour work days! 
A 4" long mod will look like Harry Potter's wand
Also there was a great looking 2x10440 (not VV) which used "one after another positioned" batteries, but as great looking as it was, there wasn't the slightest possibility to pass unnoticed when out with it. So many owners usually left it home, but while in home why not use it's bigger brother (with 2x16340) which has better battery life... You got the point.
But, I would love to see an "elegante" version of Buzz. Or a box-shaped / ellipse shaped VV mod with side by side positioned batteries.
Also, why 10440? They can say 4000Mah if they like but none is more than 350Mah. If the mod you are thinking is going to be cheap and it is very concealable, ok, but if not I vote for bigger batteries like 14500.
Of course I might be wrong for all these and it could sell like crazy
I like the idea of 2-14500's also.. Great batteries..
A 4" long mod will look like Harry Potter's wand
Also there was a great looking 2x10440 (not VV) which used "one after another positioned" batteries, but as great looking as it was, there wasn't the slightest possibility to pass unnoticed when out with it. So many owners usually left it home, but while in home why not use it's bigger brother (with 2x16340) which has better battery life... You got the point.
But, I would love to see an "elegante" version of Buzz. Or a box-shaped / ellipse shaped VV mod with side by side positioned batteries.
Also, why 10440? They can say 4000Mah if they like but none is more than 350Mah. If the mod you are thinking is going to be cheap and it is very concealable, ok, but if not I vote for bigger batteries like 14500.
Of course I might be wrong for all these and it could sell like crazy
Can you send me a link to these Variable voltage mods ? I have never seen any VV like this , I am working on a 14500 version as well .
You can find about it in other sub-forums but I believe is rude to mention by name another vendor's product inside a supplier's forum
Thanks Jumi I appreciate the concern ! he is talking about the Little Sister mod
The protected 10440 is 350mAh. They have a 2 to 4 hour runtime when new. The bad thing is the batteries go down hill fast and you have to keep buying new ones. The unprotected 10440 batteries aren't to bad and last longer. I use them in my Janty Stick. I read they now have high drain 10440 batteries and maybe those will last longer. I haven't seen many reports on them yet but Drew is claiming 6 to 8 hours. I find that a little hard to believe. My guess would be around 4 hours and the longevity would be better because there's no protection circuit to go bad.
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