Official ProVari Radius Thread
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Night folks, been a blast, I'm off to dream about which Radius to buy first, black or ghost white hmmmm decisions! I'm sure a titanium or stainless will pop up in there somewhere!
Last one for me...
EDIT: NOT!!!
EDIT: NOT!!!
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And I do mean it this time.
This is part of a conversation I had with my wife an hour ago!
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Yes, I can change any of the settings to what I want without looking at the display.
What do you consider "real changes" ?
That's the near future and worth waiting for in my opinion. I want real temp sensing technology and suspect ProVape's philosophy dictates that as well. Their reference to "temperature guessing" suggests they are developing the proper technology to make setting coil temperature simple and bulletproof.
It may make the early temp limiting technology and coil material issues a thing of the past, more of a transitional step.
"Remember when we used to use blue foam and nickel wire?"
That's a shame, I'm sure it's doable just financially unviable, made out of ti I guess it would end up costing a small fortune then.
Ok more realistic wish, stainless steel or carbon fibre body with titanium bottom, top and button plate.
Oh yeah...maybe we need to start a new "want" thread for a Radius with at least some Titanium!
It worked for the P3, didn't it?!?
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There you are...
I was gettin worried.
Where ya been?
Not in the can looking at Radi Pix, I hope?!?
LOLz, Jim
It's always possible they're developing something new, but they call it "temperature guessing" because that's really what it is. No TC mod is measuring temperature, they're measuring initial resistance, change in resistance, applying a material curve (nickel, titanium, etc.), and calculating what the temperature should be, but not necessarily what it really is. Since it's not measuring, it's guessing.
One of the problems with this method is it doesn't take into consideration the resistance of the atty itself, or the connection (510/P3 to tank, tank to head). You know how sensitive the IQ meter is in the P3, and that's just battery to contact. Throw in a few more variables, along with the need to measure resistance accurately in the thousandths of an ohm, and you get why there's a lot of "guessing" going on, and a lot of people having wildly different experiences with TC.
VUSE got it right. Every vape is the same and one can't get a dry hit from a VUSE...
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