The problem we are seeing (the gigantic pink elephant and the horse he rode in on) is heat = carbonized deposits....
Didn't the first prototypes of PV's come up with an ultrasonic atomizer? I understand that the vapor is cold with this type of vaporization, but did this eliminate the heat generated deposits?
Perhaps the manufacturers switched to a heat-based vaporization device to answer to consumer demand for warmed vapor.....now, if we could go back to an ultrasonic devise, and find a way to warm the vapor after its produced???
Thoughts?
Didn't the first prototypes of PV's come up with an ultrasonic atomizer? I understand that the vapor is cold with this type of vaporization, but did this eliminate the heat generated deposits?
Perhaps the manufacturers switched to a heat-based vaporization device to answer to consumer demand for warmed vapor.....now, if we could go back to an ultrasonic devise, and find a way to warm the vapor after its produced???
Thoughts?