How many Super T1's have been made?
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Which of those in your sig is your favorite? I realize they're both great for their own reasons. Maybe you can't pick a favorite?
I own a first-run Super-T1. It is a fantastic device that will certainly outlive me. My favorite features are the locking button and the adjustable throw of the button. My last order of CR2 batteries - I only vape at 6 volts - were slightly longer than CR2's I ordered previously. A simple change of the button throw adjustment was needed to make these new cells work the way I wanted them to.
Even without the locking button, thenew Super Six looks like a killer single-voltage device. The Super-T line is best used at one configuratio, and it does this very, very well. If you want to run multiple voltages, only the Super-T1 could do that. In my opinion, once you pick your favorite voltage, you will continue to vape at that voltage.
Even without the locking button, thenew Super Six looks like a killer single-voltage device. The Super-T line is best used at one configuratio, and it does this very, very well. If you want to run multiple voltages, only the Super-T1 could do that. In my opinion, once you pick your favorite voltage, you will continue to vape at that voltage.
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That's not accurate, Breakfast. The original T-1 with the sleeve allowed for both 3.7 and 6 volt operation. The Super Six will also allow both voltages but it doesn't need an added sleeve extension. Going forward the T-1 will be a 3.7 volt device only as per David.
Not enough, it's still a rare gem
Though now that i've hired help with state of the art CNC machining, i should get all caught up here in January.- Status
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