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I didnt strongly mention the most important feature of Proteus that really separates it from other electronics (except of course its size, its mechanical button, and that is wireless and it carries the auto-balance battery function) Its the ability to vape hot atomizers via its auto-detection function, something that other manufacturers still try to find the way to do it. Its the most important feature also because it always see the right value of the temperature at any Celsius degrees when the others still need a cold atomizer to put on your mod.

Thats technology guys
 

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Α) We have accurate temp control even if we put a hot atomizer
Β) We have accurate temp control even we live in Africa (50 degrees) OR in Norway (minus 20 degrees)


Worldwide innovations must be shouted out!!!!

 
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Α) We have accurate temp control even if we put a hot atomizer
Β) We have accurate temp control even we live in Africa (50 degrees) OR in Norway (minus 20 degrees)


Worldwide innovations must be shouted out!!!!

Thank you Stelios! And these are not just innovations, they are the heart of temp control itself. Temp control is not easy and it requires a lot of thought to make it work the right way.
By the way, I have an e-cig in my hands that doesnt stop when there is no liquid inside tank and it doesnt burn the wick at high temp. That means 2 things:

1. It had to stop to prevent burned taste
2. It doesnt give burned taste because it vapes lower than real temp

These are classic experiments that customers dont know of course and they have to do these experiments to check their mods. Otherwise they dont have temp mod but just a VW device
 
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I didnt strongly mention the most important feature of Proteus that really separates it from other electronics (except of course its size, its mechanical button, and that is wireless and it carries the auto-balance battery function) Its the ability to vape hot atomizers via its auto-detection function, something that other manufacturers still try to find the way to do it. Its the most important feature also because it always see the right value of the temperature at any Celsius degrees when the others still need a cold atomizer to put on your mod.

Thats technology guys

For me living at the moment in a place where the temperature reaches 55 degrees celcius and above, this is a major plus. Significant enough to justify the longer calibration.
 

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Well other chipsets have the ability to work with hot atomisers. You simply lock the resistance.
If it's exactly the same atomizer, maybe. In my case, I can't calibrate a new tank if I'm outside, because all chips that I know requires this calibration to be performed at 20deg
 

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If it's exactly the same atomizer, maybe. In my case, I can't calibrate a new tank if I'm outside, because all chips that I know requires this calibration to be performed at 20deg

I think what VIR does is pretty much that; it locks the resistance. As for calibrating at 20degreesC I think that applies to all atomisers. The problem is that not all chipsets have ambient temperature sensors. One other one that has it is the DNA200 and if your manufacturer has run the case analyser it works seamlessly when you move outdoors.
 

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Well other chipsets have the ability to work with hot atomisers. You simply lock the resistance.
no Seek, you are wrong here. Let me explain you:

Its plain silly to not lock the resistance. Thats what DNA was doing on DNA 40 and it showed to me how less they had studied the temp control thing.

There is no other chipset than VIR that works with hot atomizers. Its a high tech technology that only VIR and Proteus carries. If you want to understand what I mean, try to put a hot atomizer on any temp control device and tell to electronic that resistance is new. Will you vape normal or you will burn yourself?

That also shows me that only a few people have understand what temp control is, including you. Thats not bad of course and maybe I have to make a video about it.
 
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I think what VIR does is pretty much that; it locks the resistance. As for calibrating at 20degreesC I think that applies to all atomizers. The problem is that not all chipsets have ambient temperature sensors. One other one that has it is the DNA200 and if your manufacturer has run the case analyzer it works seamlessly when you move outdoors.

But VIR doesnt have ambient temperature sensor Seek. Thats not a serious solution to the hot atomizer problem because a sensor like this will measure the temperature of the electronic rather than the temperature of the environment. So if electronic is hot because you were vaping on it, the results will be a mess again. I use algorithms to archive my purpose. So difficult ones that took me 1 year to archive the result.

If you also remember, VIR was carrying one more special function. It could recognize what kind of wire you had put on your atomizer!! Another crazy function that still doesnt exist anywhere. I just remove it from VIR because I didnt have room.

You already know that I make serious constructions and I dont just put something in the market to earn quick money. VIR is a revolution on temp control, even if it was made 4 years ago. We are always ahead of our time.
 
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A question: I had trouble, as many others, with the Tilemahos in TC, since the resistance value is jumping around too much to even attempt any TC, it just doesn't make sense and in fact it doesn't work properly, with sudden changes while vaping (please note, not involving any screwing/unscrewing or stuff like that). And yes, on the same mod I use atomizers which yield a stable resistance value.
Now, with the Tilemahos X1 a new base was released supposedly to improve connectivity; I don't know if it solves the issues, but it comes to my mind that I will be using a Penelope V4 mini, which is basically a small Tilemahos, with the old design for the base.

So: new base?
I mean, I don't know, it doesn't make much sense to use it as it is... Does it?

Anyway: yup, wires please, I haven't been using any titanium lately, so Imeo if you cold provide some proper wire with Proteus it would be nice.
And I have to buy some batteries, too, I don't own any 14500 mod - there's consensus over AWs, right?

Boy, this is going to be an expensive month... :lol:
 
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A question: I had trouble, as many others, with the Tilemahos in TC, since the resistance value is jumping around too much to even attempt any TC, it just doesn't make sense and in fact it doesn't work properly, with sudden changes while vaping (please note, not involving any screwing/unscrewing or stuff like that). And yes, on the same mod I use atomizers which yield a stable resistance value.
Now, with the Tilemahos X1 a new base was released supposedly to improve connectivity; I don't know if it solves the issues, but it comes to my mind that I will be using a Penelope V4 mini, which is basically a small Tilemahos, with the old design for the base.

So: new base?
I mean, I don't know, it doesn't make much sense to use it as it is... Does it?

Anyway: yup, wires please, I haven't been using any titanium lately, so Imeo if you cold provide some proper wire with Proteus it would be nice.
And I have to buy some batteries, too, I don't own any 14500 mod - there's consensus over AWs, right?

Boy, this is going to be an expensive month... :lol:
Lo Zio, all my experiments on VIR are made on a Tilemahos and a Penelope. They both worked exellent. I also used both Tilemahos and Penelope on another 2 TC mods and they work as they have to work. So, when you say that Tilemahos doesnt wotk on a TC, you mean that has different behavior from other atomizers or you just see the resistance on the screen changing?
 
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From what I'm understanding you're saying that I can connect a new hot atomiser on VIR and it will calibrate correctly?
That really defeats the purpose since your calibration takes up to a 1 minute. It takes just as long to let your hot atomiser cool, so you can connect to the other chipsets.

As for the ambient temperature sensor you are correct but it seems to work fine on my devices, which probably has to do with the fact that these chips are large and elongated.

I'm sure the Proteus will work as advertised and will be excellent quality as anything GG I've ever owned. This is the reason I was became such a big GG fan in the first place.

However, it's too little too late. I was all for this, one year ago, when it was already too late. But now I've been spoiled with large screens, various advanced features and cheap but decent quality mods.
What I despise the most though, is promises of fulfilment and delay after delay, which is probably why I'm not much of a GG customer nowadays. I know Proteus was a special case but this has always been a common problem with GG products and I'm tired of it.
I know most of us will want VIR in an 18650 device since the 14500 is very weak. How long until that? Another year?

And last but not least, most of us vape on much thicker wires nowadays, which won't be possible on VIR. The maximum current limit is too low and the lowest resistance possible is way too high, especially for a chip that supports only Titanium grade 1 right now.

PS: I'm also not happy that even now, none of the GG atomisers work well with TC control on devices with adjustable pins, which is most devices nowadays.
 
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