On what date did the Trifecta become available for sale?

[Valdrak]

I heard about it during the naming contest... but didn't think it would be okay for a while. I just saw it under the showcase now... and I was waiting for it specifically... and now the sale has passed. I will get it next sale.. but still curious what date it was put on the site?

 

[redempti0N]

3 days after it was named (not sure on the exact date.)

 

[Evie Luv]

I think February 8th but not positive.

 

[Valdrak]

I guess I just missed the "showcase" button. hehe

 

[leaford]

Yeah, we didn't want to market it under the MaxxFusion name, because it is coming from a different manufacturer, and doesn't have the MaxxFusion advantage. So we created the Fusion Showcase name for our more experimental products.

 

[trichman]

Is the voltage on the Trifecta regulated like the MF batts? My Bloog passthrough runs hotter and really heats up the carts and uses up the juice. I would love to have a passthrough with features like the Trifecta in a MF. Any plans for that in the future? In the meantime, does the Trifecta run at 3.7 or higher?

 

[maggiek]

Yeah, we didn't want to market it under the MaxxFusion name, because it is coming from a different manufacturer, and doesn't have the MaxxFusion advantage. So we created the Fusion Showcase name for our more experimental products.

What does "doesn't have the maxxfusion advantage" mean?

 

[Gardner808]

The true benefit of the MaxxFusion is the computer chip which controls battery activation. Because of that technology you get great vapor production on the first puff without the need of a primer puff. Additionally, you get longer battery performance and regulated 3.6v output. Most KR808 batteries will vary in output from 3.2v up to 4.2v. This will cause variance in performance and may burn up your carto because it will "burn" too hot.

The Trifecta, made by a different manufacturer than the MaxxFusion, does not have the same battery control chip. Both, however, were made for Bloog at Leaford's direction.

 

[starsong]

I'm copying that over on another thread, if you don't mind.

 

[Gardner808]

Wooohooo!!!

Gardner has gone viral.

No, star, I don't mind.

 

[MoonDance]

Wooohooo!!!

Gardner has gone viral.

No, star, I don't mind.

They make stuff for that Gard! ; )

 

[Gardner808]

Hey! Don't be a hata.

And I already have the cream. The doc says it should be gone in a few days. I would appreciate it if you didn't spread that around in the meantime.

 

[analog]

Yeah, but does anyone have anti-viral meds in a vapor drug delivery system yet!

 

[redempti0N]

Wooohooo!!!

Gardner has gone viral.

No, star, I don't mind.

I always knew you were a virus with those cool graphics and sexual innuendos.

 

[Valdrak]

Yeah.. That info you provided Gardner.. has sold me... I wish I knew they were there during the sale on wedensday, however... i will definitely get a trifecta or two in a bit. Totally and completely sold.

 

[pmos69]

Yeah.. That info you provided Gardner.. has sold me... I wish I knew they were there during the sale on wedensday, however... i will definitely get a trifecta or two in a bit. Totally and completely sold.

As it was said, the trifecta does not have the MaxxFusion activation switch or it's voltage regulation.
It has other advantages though, and I love mine.

 

[pmos69]

The true benefit of the MaxxFusion is the computer chip which controls battery activation. Because of that technology you get great vapor production on the first puff without the need of a primer puff. Additionally, you get longer battery performance and regulated 3.7v output. Most KR808 batteries will vary in output from 3.2v up to 4.2v. This will cause variance in performance and may burn up your carto because it will "burn" too hot.

The Trifecta, made by a different manufacturer than the MaxxFusion, does not have the same battery control chip. Both, however, were made for Bloog at Leaford's direction.

Actually think it's regulated for 3.6V. (the Maxx, not the Trifecta)

 

[Frick]

^ Yep, Leaford has said it many times: 3.6V.

 

[Gardner808]

Doh! Edited my post to correct the voltage output.