Lol, yes, I'm from Romania, nothing to do with the metric system or the Celsius/Fahrenheit debate
About my mindset, there's not a lot of difference, I just want quality like anybody else (never owned a Chinese regulated mod, probably never will until they come up with consistent quality). To us Europeans, quality is usually described as Made in Germany for tools, Made in Italy for clothing, Made in France for perfumes and Swiss Made for timepieces. Or Made in Romania for vaping mods (see MarkBugs for instance).
I'm sorry but if Provari doesn't change anything, they will not be there anymore in 10 years to create something.
Not sure if I got it right, you say that as an American, you get stuck on things, but evolution is just natural, you can't be nostalgic about tools, never wanting them to change, otherwise we'd be still stuck to medieval technology or worse
Almost forgot: I'm totally into mech mods, if you go this way you'll never regret it, and you can still keep a Provari for those nostalgic moments...
From what I've seen most Provari owners don't seek to justify they seek the attention of owning a provari
I am sure they will be some changes in 10 years but I will ask this. Why are rifling cutters from WW1 such prized machines. Because world records are set on those old machines. Why are some old old large non-CNC machines still at work in places that have modern 7 figure priced machines. It is because the stiffness of the old machines are valued. Look at electric fans made in the 1910's and 1920's, they are far better than what is commonly seen today.
Yah... my hubby has his great great great grandfather's Winchester 30/30 made before the 1900s (the serial number is less than 500), and far as I know, they're still made today exactly the same way, but with cheaper materials. The thing still looks almost new, and it's been through everything you can think of. I don't think they've changed the design one bit in well over 100 years.
Actually... pre-1970 large diamond bladed saws are worth more than the new ones too in good condition, and that's a machine. Old US made stuff is all still worth a lot of money.
. I want a DNA 30 in a ProVari tube is what I'm getting at. The ProVari range just doesn't cut it anymore for the price they're asking.
Well, I meant the output of a DNA 30, not the actual chip. I agree that whatever they do will be in that tube.I don't see a DNA30 in a ProVari... If anything, ProVape will manufacture their own electronics with whatever upgrade they may come up with. ProVape has been good about not leaving existing customers hanging by offering upgrades so far, and I think whatever they come up with will fit the current tubes.
Just grab a Futura DNA30 for $229.00 or the Cyborg for $239.00...
I bought an EVic a few days ago and now i feel like crying.