I would love an add-on for variable voltage. It would have to work with the AVS though.
This thing works perfect for what you're talking about. 901 Terminator
hmm... I don't know still a bit on fence about it... On the one side I don't want any electronics in my device, but then again I wouldn't mind trying what all the hoopla about variable voltage is about in practice... I understand the theory of it, and it is rather interesting.
If there is a point in defence of variable voltage it is that it offers more fine grained control of the voltage therefore offering many more permutations and possibilities than just matching atties and batteries does.
I think the idea with building it into the fuse or into the top portion of the pv with a control ring is rather elegant and keeps with the modular nature of the GGTS.
Yep, that's true.
Concerning VV modules I've even thought about some round (like coin) modules with diameter 16-18 mm, and grainy resistance, like 0,2 0,5 1 and 2om for example, which can be inserted with batteries to lower power as needed. Probably it might be even not electrical by nature, just a material with appropriate resistance.
Imeo I really think you need to get on board with VV. It's the direction the industry is going and I don't want to see you miss the boat.
Please, don't forget that VV today works by cutting voltage from 7.4v to the desired value. This means - stacking small batteries with not so impressive mah numbers.
Only the new The Precious. (510 only though)Like I've said before , the terminator doesn't work with the AVS. What juice feeder has VV?
Only the new The Precious. (510 only though)
MWA, you DON'T NEED TO BUY IT if you don't want it
Don't be "the gardener's dog" as we say in Poland- that is, let others have it, even if you don't want/need it
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