Sorry Duck.. Your PV is alright... But it needs bling and LEDs!
Now you are just making it too complex
I found the holy grail in PV design
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Now you are just making it too complex
If it walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck............
Thank you, appreciate this post as I was trying to decide to come to this conclusion. (not about the duck - about if you didn't know all quality 3.7v PVs vape just the same)
Nice Natura, leave us hanging....
I'm just ...... you got one b4 me, and i ordered on the 27th.....
of November.
lol
I'm just ...... you got one b4 me, and i ordered on the 27th.....
of November.
lol
Ummm maybe my post was misunderstood,,, but if the moderators thought this belonged in the MODDERS subforum (which wasn't the original location) then so be it... hehe
and QUAS i didn't think you actually would find it hehe
and QUAS i didn't think you actually would find it hehe
Thank Goodness someone finally brought this up! As far as I can tell, almost all mods are simply power supplies, all based on essentially the same batteries. Sure, a few may have resistors or voltage regulators, but all they do is supply power to the atty, so as far as I can tell, it is ONLY the atty and the juice mix that affect vapor production, NOT the bells and whistle (leds and bling). I spent ALOT of research time looking into the mods I purchased, and most of my criteria were ruggedness and flexability of design, simplicity, ergonomics, durability, and of course a SOLID button, never off a video of HCOV ("Huge Clouds Of Vapor!").
im sure someone will beat me down on this about how im so wrong....But at any rate here i go....I realize that most all mods more or less are no more than a power source but speaking from my own experience my sb hits differently than my protege which hits different than my spade which hits differently than my homebuilts which is different than my jsv2....and so and so on...So if all mods are the the same permitted applying the same voltage why do different mods hit differently?
P.S. i dont think i have ever typed different in the same post so many times
P.S. i dont think i have ever typed different in the same post so many times
im sure someone will beat me down on this about how im so wrong....But at any rate here i go....I realize that most all mods more or less are no more than a power source but speaking from my own experience my sb hits differently than my protege which hits different than my spade which hits differently than my homebuilts which is different than my jsv2....and so and so on...So if all mods are the the same permitted applying the same voltage why do different mods hit differently?
P.S. i dont think i have ever typed different in the same post so many times
well I can tell you this that different atties affect your experience so if you are vaping your sb@3.7v with the 510 and your JSV2 with the 302/801 you will definately eperience different vape
also the capacaty of the battery will affect on how long the vape will be the same at a certain voltage... meaning you will get the same vape for a shorter time with a 320mah batt over a 2400mah batt.
we are only talking about vape production when it comes to different PVs being the same.... the whole my XYZ 3.7v mod vapes tons over another 3.7v mod is bunk if you are using the same atty and liquid that is saying that both are quality mod/PVs
so all in all Long cat is long
I can't possibly post what even I can't figure out. Carlos is being a doll about my purchase through classifies is all I can say right now.....
.... from this vantage point. ...
....the race is still on!!!
PLEASE only use the Juice Box in reference to the topic... any external Juice Box conversations and other dealings should be taken to a new thread.....
compliance will be deeply appreciated.... thank you for your visit
compliance will be deeply appreciated.... thank you for your visit
Sorry Duck.. just can't agree with you on those two... as a matter of fact, I'd just say you're dead wrong.
If you had said "power" instead of voltage.. perhaps I might cast a less jaundiced eye... but I think that any experience user can tell you that a 510 doesn't vape like a 901.... or a KR808D-1, or many other "quality 3.7V PV's". There is a difference. and it is usually a marked difference that virtually anyone will notice.
Thanks for pointing that out... actually I think I brought that up in further posts... in fact the one before yours
I just didn't realize I didn't explain it right at the end of my original post
I wouldn't have used power even though that is right... but with the same atty you will produce the same vape for the most part
510 2 510 901 2 901 etc etc but again scott thanks for pointing that out... Though my knowledge is not wrong... I did post erroneous info and will correct
well I can tell you this that different atties affect your experience so if you are vaping your sb@3.7v with the 510 and your JSV2 with the 302/801 you will definately eperience different vape
also the capacaty of the battery will affect on how long the vape will be the same at a certain voltage... meaning you will get the same vape for a shorter time with a 320mah batt over a 2400mah batt.
we are only talking about vape production when it comes to different PVs being the same.... the whole my XYZ 3.7v mod vapes tons over another 3.7v mod is bunk if you are using the same atty and liquid that is saying that both are quality mod/PVs
so all in all Long cat is long
Found it
but I did add it to the original as well
Sorry that I didn't catch your later post. My bad.
What originally drew me to your thread is that your schematic looks like a battery with an incandescent bulb. I was going to chide you that incandescent bulbs were going to be outlawed and you'd have to redraw it with a fluorescent.. ;-)
What originally drew me to your thread is that your schematic looks like a battery with an incandescent bulb. I was going to chide you that incandescent bulbs were going to be outlawed and you'd have to redraw it with a fluorescent.. ;-)
Umm please leave that kind of talk where it belongs :
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...rum-members-does-takes-change-light-bulb.html
Ah yes, but Tacgnol is gnolwell I can tell you this that different atties affect your experience so if you are vaping your sb@3.7v with the 510 and your JSV2 with the 302/801 you will definately eperience different vape
also the capacaty of the battery will affect on how long the vape will be the same at a certain voltage... meaning you will get the same vape for a shorter time with a 320mah batt over a 2400mah batt.
we are only talking about vape production when it comes to different PVs being the same.... the whole my XYZ 3.7v mod vapes tons over another 3.7v mod is bunk if you are using the same atty and liquid that is saying that both are quality mod/PVs
so all in all Long cat is long
Between different vaporizers with similar voltage and atomizer tech, I would say the most influential things to the actual vapor production would be the airflow and fluid delivery system. Basically the design of the cart and the wick (yes i know, part of the atty, but the cart thing still counts)
Decided to skip pages 2 and 3.
I see the point of the original post, however that's like saying all flash lights are the same.
The casing, quality of wiring and solder, type of bulb, reliability of the toggle button, battery capacity( meaning what type it uses)...etc...all affect quality.
I would trust a 2xAA LED maglite over a $0.50 plastic piece of crap 2xAA LED from the discount bin a x-mart.
Sure all 3.7v PV's are basically the same concept, but the application of each device can vary distinctly between brand and, in some cases, between each unit of a particular brand.
The gauge of wire, the type of metal in the wire, how much unnecessary wire(minimal impact, but still ), the durability of the switch, type of solder used, QA/QC during and after manufacturing all play a role in the quality of a PV.
When I http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...0-forgot-gear-home-so-built-frankenstein.html , It ran 4.8v. Does that mean I can sell those at the going market rate for any other PV? Take out one battery and it's a 3.6
I see the point of the original post, however that's like saying all flash lights are the same.
The casing, quality of wiring and solder, type of bulb, reliability of the toggle button, battery capacity( meaning what type it uses)...etc...all affect quality.
I would trust a 2xAA LED maglite over a $0.50 plastic piece of crap 2xAA LED from the discount bin a x-mart.
Sure all 3.7v PV's are basically the same concept, but the application of each device can vary distinctly between brand and, in some cases, between each unit of a particular brand.
The gauge of wire, the type of metal in the wire, how much unnecessary wire(minimal impact, but still
), the durability of the switch, type of solder used, QA/QC during and after manufacturing all play a role in the quality of a PV.When I http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...0-forgot-gear-home-so-built-frankenstein.html , It ran 4.8v. Does that mean I can sell those at the going market rate for any other PV? Take out one battery and it's a 3.6
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