How about a tube for dual 14500s or possible 14650 or both.
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How about a tube for dual 14500s or possible 14650 or both.
a tube for 14650 would make proteus too long but it can be done fright. But 2x14500 have to be on a box style mod
Imeo i agree wit you for 14500 size, i'm newbie in mod world and i don't also understood what is 2x14250 advantage...
Bigger capacity, or just bigger amperes for most power?
more vaping time, less battery stretching and ability to go higher in watts without pressing the electronic part Sale
I know I would buy one. I think others would as well. I know it would make it longer but because of how thin and light it would be it would still be a very light mod. And this is completely guessing but I would bet the vape time would be worth the size. But I will trust your judgement and if needed wait till I can put Proteus's electronic into my JGG or GGTS and go dual 18650's for a real all day vape.
Lets start with 14500 and then we can make a 14650 tube buddy. If you like better the 14650 then we can make it, its easy. But size matters to me a lot
LOL I am the opposite. Longest battery life for while out and about. I personally hate carrying multiple batteries. At home I don't mind swapping batts but when out not so much.
I wouldnt want to be one of people testing - I want trouble free electronics. I dislike electronics, thats why I only own mechanicals - only reason for me to buy this is because it's Imeos first venture into non-mechanical.
All should have highest level of expectation or it shouldnt be released to the masses.
True but on the other hand I'm tired of people coming up to me and asking me when I'm out with my JGG in 18650 + Ithaka. Hopefully with proteus I can hide it better...
It will hide a lot better. I'm using my V2 & V3 on a regulated 14500 mod (roughly the size of Proteus) the last few weeks. It's very small, stealthy and elegant. But be prepared to carry and swap a lot of batteries.
My builds range from 1.5 to 2.2/2.3 Ohm. Contrary to what a lot of people think there is no noticeable difference in battery life between these resistances on a regulated mod.
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my personal experience on a DNA makes me thing there IS a difference ... I don't have the patience to make a proper test to prove it, but usually a higher resistance tends to preserve battery life ... again it's not scientificaly tested, but it's my feeling
my personal experience on a DNA makes me thing there IS a difference ... I don't have the patience to make a proper test to prove it, but usually a higher resistance tends to preserve battery life ... again it's not scientificaly tested, but it's my feeling
Guys it's about power in regulated devices. Resistance has 0 impact on how much current it drains from the battery or how long the battery lasts. It is just that.
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It will hide a lot better. I'm using my V2 & V3 on a regulated 14500 mod (roughly the size of Proteus) the last few weeks. It's very small, stealthy and elegant. But be prepared to carry and swap a lot of batteries.
I've got 2 sets of efest and aw to compare, should be enough for a day
yeah i know ... that's the theory ...
That's not theory buddy. That's the way it works. you just have to factor out the efficiency
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and imagine that your 14500 mod is 15mm bigger than proteus fog
It will hide a lot better. I'm using my V2 & V3 on a regulated 14500 mod (roughly the size of Proteus) the last few weeks. It's very small, stealthy and elegant. But be prepared to carry and swap a lot of batteries.
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