reinventing the wheel

[bssage]

I don't know. I'm not a super duper tech guy.

But about a year ago I was really into flashlights. And visited a place like this called candle power forums(not pimping there site a lot of flashlight forums are around).

It just seems like most of what I see here getting more power. more efficient sources, variable power, ect is a lot of the same stuff those guys do with the flashlight mod's. It appears to be very similar.

I would think (again not a enlightened tech guy) that we could take some of the existing technology they are using and just put a different attachment cap for the atty on them.

Am I missing a big piece of the puzzle here??

 

[chev327fox]

I don't know. I'm not a super duper tech guy.

But about a year ago I was really into flashlights. And visited a place like this called candle power forums(not pimping there site a lot of flashlight forums are around).

It just seems like most of what I see here getting more power. more efficient sources, variable power, ect is a lot of the same stuff those guys do with the flashlight mod's. It appears to be very similar.

I would think (again not a enlightened tech guy) that we could take some of the existing technology they are using and just put a different attachment cap for the atty on them.

Am I missing a big piece of the puzzle here??

Actually you sometimes hear of people saying what they have read on those forums and I am sure some of our members are on that forum as well.

It is not always about more power, really most people are looking for a specific power, like 5volts or 6 or 3.7 depending on preference. Anything more then 6v 2.5amps is too much for anyone and really any atomizer but it is already achievable (7.4v).

Also there have been many flashlight mods... just search the forum and you will find a bunch.