HOW has the Provari not been cloned?
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...Because Brawndo's got electrolytes.
Good movie, though I hated it the first time I saw it
I loved it instantly. Dad Sheppard is at his best (granted, that's not saying much...but).
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So does the VTR.
The iTaste V3 and iTaste MVP use a much higher hz chip-set similar to the Provari's.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/variable-voltage-apv-discussion/488840-rattlesnake-effect-why-cheapo-vv-exception-itaste-mvp-dont-vape-same-provari-dna20d.html
I currently vape with an MVP2 and an Itaste vv3 both of which do not "Rattlesnake" but before I had these devices I used a Spinner VV ego. It vaped great and I never noticed it Rattle-snaking but perhaps it was and I'm one of those who don't notice the effect? I've also never used a carto tank and I read somewhere that might amplify the effect?
The MVP and vv3 do not have the rattlesnake effect, as pointed out in the link I provided earlier. They use a much higher frequency than the 33.3 hz chips.
It makes no difference what juice attachment is being used, the sound comes from the circuit board of the 33.3 hz mods. Not everyone can hear the low-frequency sound.
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I'm aware of the flat DC signal of the MVP2 and VV3. I was wondering why I'd never noticed the R.S. effect in my Ego Twists and Vision spinners. Perhaps they're a different animal altogether...I've never looked into it because I never noted a problem.
Like I said why don't you see DNA20 clones? They give a .... about patents.
Sometimes part of the problem with pursuing a copyright infringement case in the PRC is that companies are reluctant to provide detailed schematics and the software source code..fearing that it would change a trickle of counterfeits into an avalanche of fakes... You're actually better off if you are a Chinese company suing another Chinese company. Their internal laws are fairly well structured.
I switched from cigarettes to cigars because cigars were bigger and produced more smoke...
But that was just a dream I had once.
The people upping the amps and cloud chasing need to find WTA ejuices or up their nicotine. That's my opinion, anyways.
meh.
i love my provari. the wife loves hers. the few folks i've turned onto vaping love their MVPs and provarii alike.
we pretty much all adore our OCD carto tanks (ibtanked obviously).
however. sometimes they just don't cut it for me.
i'm pretty sure it's the body and texture of the vapor that's missing.
that's why my reo grand is my all day carrier.
the theory behind why vaping is so successful for smoking cessation is that it replicates it so well. some people need WTA. it's what they were missing.
well, now we have folks that are missing that full body and texture. some of us have figured out how to get it. it's more vapor. not cloud chasing, but more than a carto tank, mind you.
although, i could get that from my provari, my vamo, my mechs or the wifes MVP, it would only come via dripping from any one of those devices.
but i have things to do. that sometimes include use of one or both of my hands. sometimes i want enough room in my pockets to sit at a table and complete some work, etc. so i can't drip exclusively.
but the REO excels at delivering one flavor very well. sometimes i want different flavors. this is where my 1600 mah AW IMRs reside.
that's where other devices come in handy. the quality of the provari is unquestionable. she's my second choice, and not by much. she allows me to change flavors constantly to break the monotony. just switch tanks and all is happy again. the provarii are respectfully treated to their favored 2000mah AW IMRs.
the vamo holds my velvet cloud, my panasonics and the iclear 16Bs in my aresenal. they're visited rarely, but still enjoyed. the rattlesnake isn't prevalent in the 16B.
besides; velvet cloud doesn't make anything in 36mg/ml, so they're never in use for long. the mellow flavor is all that applies. a break for the palette.
the mechs. they're my flavor testers. when titration is done and nic base concentration is known i put away the magnetic stirring plate and don the nitrile gloves. only then do they get to reflect my geekiness in their stainless glory. once flavor levels are settled on, they're revisited again after some long baths in the UC and again if further steeping is considered necessary. they decide what goes and what goes into a tank. what's made and/or ordered 15 ml or up to 120 ml at a time. sometimes they get to play in slight sub-ohm territory, but it's just that... a short lived game. they lovingly don the sony vtc4s of my life.
they all have a place in my life. some more favored and highly more utilized than others. some specialty equipment in my eyes. but without that bolstering plume that's reminiscent in depth of body and texture that cigarettes used to provide with much less visual cue, i'd be right back to something that satisfies the urge.
i vape 36mg/ml almost exclusively. i'm going to say nic isn't the missing link. given the satisfaction i get and that i've successfully quit, i'd be confident in saying it's the body of the vapor.
au contraire. one would be hard pressed to hear the temperature change in any length of 26 gauge kanthal at 33.3 HZ. add to that the different acoustic properties of the different toppers and there is a wide array from downright annoying to imperceptible. hence why my vamo isn't exiled to the refuse as of yet.
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