The history of Project Chameleon: Name TBA
Even though Project Chameleon's timeline is short, the evolution has been at Godspeed. When we took on the Original Chameleon, it was the smallest 16340 mod in the market. It also brought us a new isolated button design. To sum up the features of the Original concept: Compact, liquid resistant button design, scratch proof, wireless, solder-less, jam packed with 3 adapters (901/KR808/RN4075, 801/BE112/302/RN4081, 510/510 Cartomizer) all included at Stock prices. It also brought us the ability of different voltages via accessories such as: Extension sleeve for HV 6 volt vaping (2x 3.0V) XHV 7.4-8.4V (2x 3.7V) and Larger and longer run timed 3.7V batteries such as the 14670 1100mah and 17670 1800mah. 5 volts via USB pass-through.
The original has brought us many features of all types into the vaping world, dubbing it the most versatile of mods in the market.
Sadly there was but one Achilles heel in the unit , the .50mA tact switch that is meant to activate the unit. The 50mA tact has been successful for most user's and even though we honor a ONE year warranty on button replacement services, the returns still have been very minimal.
Just like the 510 Cartomizer, we were told we're just reinventing the wheel, but in our eyes we have perfected the device. The saying goes as follows "Don't fix it, if it's not broken" As visionaries we see this statement to be false. If we don't explore, then we will never have room to evolve. So we ventured on master the almighty compact unit to achieve a life time warranty and immortal status.
Here, our machinist was showing off a seamless threading style for the top cone and bottom button activated sector. Also he adjusted the adapters to be small as possible and blind to the eye making the atomizer sit flush with the unit for a one solid piece appearance. The seems are virtually impossible to see, but needless to say we were not too fond of the way it came out as the unit lacked personality and character.
Thats when we decided to kick it up a notch by making the bottom button and top cone completely visible. a little too visible
It was still under the 3 inch mark, but was a prototype none the less. A stepping stone, if you will.
Shame the name Silver Bullet is taken
As time progressed, the machinist and I were building a beautiful relationship and he invited us into his home this weekend to get more acquainted to meet each others families. Thats what brings us to here, This unit has style, it has class and is solidly built. The weight of the unit is not too light, but yet not too heavy. Really it's right. It feels like it can handle the most harshest of abuse and still preform as if it's brand new. The unit can sit top side up, without activating the switch as it has a natural resistance to it. The button was hard to push in as it glides with the hand's motion. The unit went through extensive tests on the the machinists behalf and we're happy to report there was not one misfire or accidental activation.
BUT there was just one flaw in the build and thats when a light bulb shined ever so brightly in my new friend's mind that faithful day.
That flaw gave us the idea to scratch off this concept to bring the unit to even such greater heights. With the even newer design, we'll be able to shave off roughly 30% of the size. The adapter's have also been modified to be cut significantly shorter as will the unit overall. As a good friend recently said to me this morning "The activation will be a supreme solution, it will lie perfectly in the hand and the function will be logical"
What were doing now has never been done in the industry and will be completely fail safe. We hope to bring to you the most innovative and ground breaking unit in existence. To be continued....
(Reserved photo for the Gecko Final)
Even though Project Chameleon's timeline is short, the evolution has been at Godspeed. When we took on the Original Chameleon, it was the smallest 16340 mod in the market. It also brought us a new isolated button design. To sum up the features of the Original concept: Compact, liquid resistant button design, scratch proof, wireless, solder-less, jam packed with 3 adapters (901/KR808/RN4075, 801/BE112/302/RN4081, 510/510 Cartomizer) all included at Stock prices. It also brought us the ability of different voltages via accessories such as: Extension sleeve for HV 6 volt vaping (2x 3.0V) XHV 7.4-8.4V (2x 3.7V) and Larger and longer run timed 3.7V batteries such as the 14670 1100mah and 17670 1800mah. 5 volts via USB pass-through.
The original has brought us many features of all types into the vaping world, dubbing it the most versatile of mods in the market.
Sadly there was but one Achilles heel in the unit , the .50mA tact switch that is meant to activate the unit. The 50mA tact has been successful for most user's and even though we honor a ONE year warranty on button replacement services, the returns still have been very minimal.
Just like the 510 Cartomizer, we were told we're just reinventing the wheel, but in our eyes we have perfected the device. The saying goes as follows "Don't fix it, if it's not broken" As visionaries we see this statement to be false. If we don't explore, then we will never have room to evolve. So we ventured on master the almighty compact unit to achieve a life time warranty and immortal status.
Here, our machinist was showing off a seamless threading style for the top cone and bottom button activated sector. Also he adjusted the adapters to be small as possible and blind to the eye making the atomizer sit flush with the unit for a one solid piece appearance. The seems are virtually impossible to see, but needless to say we were not too fond of the way it came out as the unit lacked personality and character.
Thats when we decided to kick it up a notch by making the bottom button and top cone completely visible. a little too visible
It was still under the 3 inch mark, but was a prototype none the less. A stepping stone, if you will.
As time progressed, the machinist and I were building a beautiful relationship and he invited us into his home this weekend to get more acquainted to meet each others families. Thats what brings us to here, This unit has style, it has class and is solidly built. The weight of the unit is not too light, but yet not too heavy. Really it's right. It feels like it can handle the most harshest of abuse and still preform as if it's brand new. The unit can sit top side up, without activating the switch as it has a natural resistance to it. The button was hard to push in as it glides with the hand's motion. The unit went through extensive tests on the the machinists behalf and we're happy to report there was not one misfire or accidental activation.
BUT there was just one flaw in the build and thats when a light bulb shined ever so brightly in my new friend's mind that faithful day.
That flaw gave us the idea to scratch off this concept to bring the unit to even such greater heights. With the even newer design, we'll be able to shave off roughly 30% of the size. The adapter's have also been modified to be cut significantly shorter as will the unit overall. As a good friend recently said to me this morning "The activation will be a supreme solution, it will lie perfectly in the hand and the function will be logical"
What were doing now has never been done in the industry and will be completely fail safe. We hope to bring to you the most innovative and ground breaking unit in existence. To be continued....
(Reserved photo for the Gecko Final)
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