New Joyetech eVic
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you and I both...........I have both zmax1 and zmax2 and there's a big difference.........this looks great, but I need more than wunderbar before I'm ready to jump this time. Besides...............it doesn't do dishes
Chris, are you going for that Paul Shaffer look with your avatar photo? or is it just a coincidence? I noticed Daniel has a lot of DeNiro going on. Great stuff guys.
BTW Pricing: (from joyetech) for the base kit: 3v-5v:
$139.00 USD
€ 120.70 EUR
£98.08 GBP
4448.00руб RUB
PLN 529.31 PLN
Base kit includes:
1x eVic Control Head
1x eVic Battery Tube
1x eVic Rechargeable 2600mAh Battery
1x USB Cable
1x Wall Adapter
1x eVic Manual
1x MVR Manual
http://www.joyetech.com/product/
I don't mind the hefty price, but it has to perform. It stopping at 5v is not a good start! Come on Joye 5v? really?
I applaud Joye for making this product, but I have doubts on the build quality, we shall see and I hope I'm wrong. No Doubt a huge leap for a Chinese Manufacturer. If anyone can pull it off, Joye can, though.
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6:19 in the video..theres a set output power option on that screen...not absolutely certain but I took that to be the VW setting since he has it set to 8 and theres some info about recommended power on the right saying 5.2w min 2w max 15w
I'll watch it again........hoping this is set to RMS. Do we even know yet if it's PWM? Maybe I'm missing something here...........
I believe that is just a calculated value that is shown on the PC software only... not on the device itself, at least they don't show a device screen shot showing wattage
The eVic is not variable wattage. I for one and hoping for a flat accurate voltage output, no RMS or AVG needed. For $140, I want nothing less.
Vrms or Vavg is how you describe how the voltage is measured... it isn't a type of voltage output, it is how that output is measured. Vrms is the standard.
I don't quite understand this puff counter thing. I guess it's to limit you from overdosing on nic. I've always found it a bit silly, though. But the device looks very nice.
At the proposed price perhaps it will have some sort of substantial warranty? If not, keep it.
You are wrong! AVG and RMS is the the way the device uses PWM to calculate the displayed voltage, if there is no PWM and thus flat voltage, there is way or need of averaging. If you use a real voltage meter that calculates AVG and RMS etc, those calculations are non existent when the signal is flat. This what I am referring to. A flat signal means there is no need to average, the voltage is the voltage displayed. there can be a huge difference in the vape, especially when AVG is being used by a device and thus why some people hate PWM. I'm not going to debate this, there is no debate.
I"m not wrong... they ( Vrms and Vavg ) are both methods of measurement of voltage or as you said... calculate it.
PWM is something else... it is a type of output where the voltage is pulsed ( on/off ) as apposed to an analog output. You can use either Vavg or Vrms to measure a PWM output...
PWM is something else... it is a type of output where the voltage is pulsed ( on/off ) as apposed to an analog output. You can use either Vavg or Vrms to measure a PWM output...
Hmmm, I was looking at the vamo, but assuming this does actually do vw,I may hold off. (both are very unfortunate names, though the evic it's slightly worse, suggesting being thrown out of your house our being a victim of cyber crimes).
Can we get some clarification on how it powers?
Can we get some clarification on how it powers?
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