We will look into it
Some have asked if there is a preferred atomizer (ohms) to use, and so we put together a little chart which shows that there is a resistance that gives you the most choices. You can also use this chart to look up the different watts/voltages and what they produce. While this is just a sample of a few atomizer resistance options, it should help show some of the choices.
http://www.provape.com/v/faq.htm
Scroll down to the bottom of the page.
While the chart is helpful, it assumes a level of sophistication that the average consumer lacks... the ability to accurately measure the resistance of the atty/carto...
In taking a PV such as this to the mainstream, wattage is a far more useful metric than voltage, as it is the factor of voltage x current that really makes the difference.
As you can see in this very thread, the discussion of voltage always leads to confusion... the discussion of resistance also heads down a slippery slope...
You've seen the questions... "can I use an LR with this?".. The relationship between volts, current and load is confusing to the masses. Ask ANYBODY "how many volts is the output of your stereo..."... The answer will be "Shrugs... I dunno". Ask them how many Amps their speakers draw at their rated impedance... "Shrugs... I dunno...".
Hey man... how many WATTS is that bad boy? THEY KNOW the answer...
Watts are the wave of the PV future... mark my words!
The readout in Watts would revolutionize PV marketing, and in a MEANINGFUL way. (which will be hard to pull off with 2 digits and a decimal point, so I may be shooting blanks here, but I know how to indicate this with a limited display... )