A REO is a mech. There was a time a mech could do things a reg couldn't (sub-ohm for example). But that isn't the case anymore. I suspect there will always be a market for mechs but it will likely shrink as a percentage. Just my guess.
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A REO is a mech. There was a time a mech could do things a reg couldn't (sub-ohm for example). But that isn't the case anymore. I suspect there will always be a market for mechs but it will likely shrink as a percentage. Just my guess.
hmmm lets take a Hockey Puck and put in batteries, switch, 510 connector.... talk about indestructible ... 
I don't think anything Pop. I don't know what it will do. I'm just interested in seeing. Do people put their REOs down and flock to the regulated BFs? Do people who are considering getting a BF opt for the reg instead of the REO? Does it have zero effect? I just don't know. I'm guessing, at minimum, the regulated BF will grow the BF market in total. At the expense of the mech BFs? Just do not know.
So I've been working over this 26 gauge build in my Kayfun for a few days now. I could never do 26 gauge on any other PV because my low power preference couldn't heat the wire up near fast enough. But the boost feature on the P3 solves that problem and I can enjoy a 26 gauge build. After a few days now it is a very nice vape. More vapor volume and a nice full flavor compared to the 28 or 30 gauge. Definitely a noticeable difference. It might be too much for my wimpy vaping style but not overwhelming. So I will continue to experiment with it it going back and forth between 26 and 28 gauge to decide which I like more. Maybe I'll get some 27 gauge and split the difference.
The P3 has been a God-send for those who like to vape at low/medium power levels. It has opened up previously untouchable areas of the vape spectrum.
The P3 has been a God-send for those who like to vape at low/medium power levels. It has opened up previously untouchable areas of the vape spectrum.
Kayfun Lite thread got a Part 2 and I posted a small family pic with my remaining authentics, and how I use them everyday. Sharing..
Ordered a JWrap and the Billow for my Sig100..Now just waiting..and waiting..and......
Ordered a JWrap and the Billow for my Sig100..Now just waiting..and waiting..and......
Doesn't your Sig already have the Carbon Fiber wrap?! Keep me posted about that Billow..
Twist some 28ga..Compared to 26ga it's slightly better flavor. each wrap on a 5/64th is .10 so 8 wraps would be .80 ohm. That's a good vape.
Yes it does but juice has leaked on it dripping..I'm taking it off. Idk how hard that will be..but I have some pretty strong removers.
If you're going to put a Jwrap on it, leave the carbon fiber on there, or else you'll end up with an indentation on the sides.
I've used twisted 30 and 32 and it didn't do anything for me. Can't speak to 28 gauge.
Yes, M'am. It's their newest version that came out about a month and a half ago.
I can't remember Dust. I wanna say it was a week before Thanksgiving but as I mentioned earlier.my memory sucks.
Aug. 11 was when it was announced, and all the chatter started with the Beta models etc. That could be why it seems so long.
Aug. 11 was when it was announced, and all the chatter started with the Beta models etc. That could be why it seems so long.
Good point. Yes, the betas have been out since late summer I believe and then the B&Ms got first shot at it for awhile. The final production model available online was near Thanksgiving. It also had the latest software version in it. All those prior I believe had an older software version that needed updating.
Yes, Provaris are expensive ($250 for the basic satin silver finish). But they are as solid as it gets.
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