You've invented a reason why ProVape doesn't offer a high wattage mod.
And it's not a likely reason (to limit their sales, or exclude or discriminate against someone???).
There were HUNDREDS of discussions about the P3 pre-launch, and whether it would have what was at the time, considered high wattage.
And it came out with a lower power limit than a lot of devices already available.
And ProVape explained their strategy, and their focus, and while they definitely lost a segment of the market, they're still doing OK.
It's fine for you to hope that the Radius will be 200 watts, it's just not
likely given the history of the vendor. They tend to NOT be at the cutting edge of that.
It's very likely that a new mod from ProVape would be:
a) Ridiculously durable
b) Extremely well designed and machined
c) Higher quality and US sourced parts
d) Pricey (if compared to other devices based solely on the power limit)
e) Somewhat innovative (even if their product "seems conservative" - remember that their display is different, their button is different, they made the first unbreakable 510, and then went on to invent a new connection standard...they do have a tendency to re-think, and then perfect, the "little things")
f) Leaning, in a fairly extreme manner, towards protection/safety for the consumer - including the noob. This, from interviews with the owners, being a huge motivating factor in their design decisions.
Right so basically, all those higher wattage mods that are inclusive to lower wattage vapors are great but we have to have this one mod and mod company that is what some could say is discriminatory against higher wattage vapors.
Albeit, that is an extreme statement, but my point is missed.
Yes, there are SEVERAL mode out there that works for higher wattage vapors, almost all of which, work equally well for lower wattage as well. Hence, your statement is almost like a 'let them eat cake.'
But it definitely answers my origami question gasp the provarinati need the mod to be exclusively what they want, which, is limiting the sales of Provape, to your own admission, several of us that prefer to go above 20w would buy one.
I speak only for myself who has bought multiple devices from them, and am only here to see what this is supposed to be, but though I would satisfy a long held curiosity on what makes this almost a small faction of self imposed isolationists in the vaping community.
or smiley face
is good enough for entry.
I'm really excited trying to guess, a mod with the board not on top of the battery and a set battery size of 18650 might give them the opportunity to really open up the P3 circuit board and let it sing at 30-40 watts, maybe!?! Who knows, but it is fun waiting to see what the wizards have been up to behind the curtain 
