The perfect long lasting vapeing machine (brain storm)

[Don Graham]

Do you even know why the argon gas is there?

The bottom line is, just because you CAN do something doesnt make it a good idea. Theres a video of a guy vaping with a car battery. Sure, you can do it. You could drive a motorcycle with one foot down the high way you wanted to, but that wouldnt make you any less of an idiot. Hypothetically.

Pay more attention in Physics and Economics classes. They are there for a reason. I really hate to write this kind of criticizing posts, and frankly i couldnt care less if you waste your own money and time, but this kind of self-importance with severely lacking self-education is painful to see.

Thank you I am hubled by your wise words, Master

 

[Kanj.nguyen]

Ummm... Good boy?

 

[edking66]

The problem with tungsten wire is the resistance is to low to make it usable as an atomiser coil.

 

[stacee jaxx]

So let me see if I understand what you have written. So you think that it is a bad idea to want to build a better mouse trap (tungsten coil) because it will ruin the world economy. Thinking like that is why we are in a mess right now.
Do the word suppressed tech ring any bells.

What are you talking about !. Never heard of "suppressed tech". I think maybe you should read what i wrote correctly. I said if you want to buy something that lasts you have to pay a fortune for it. And the world "is" disposable. It's pretty basic really. I do hope you're not trying to make me look stupid. If you are then good luck with that.

 

[Chowderhead1972]

Light bulbs are also brought down to a zero vacuum and then filled with Argon gas.
Not to mention nothing (juice) touches the filament.

Your toasters also use filaments, It lasts 'cause the toast doesn't make direct contact.
Unless you lie the toaster down sideways and cook a Grilled cheese sandwich in it for several weeks. (This works by the way)

The trick is to NOT let juice touch the filament. Maybe wrap the wire around a glass tube that pulls juice through it?

Correct. Regular filament material electrified in contact with oxygen will burn instantly (think 70's flash cube) the taste alone will curtail further attempts.

 

[stacee jaxx]

No, it is not a bad idea because it ruins the economy, it is a bad idea because the economy dictates it to be.

So its not like the economy is dependent on whether you make a long lasting device or not; whether or not a long lasting device is made depends essentially on the economy. The key is determining the dependent variable.[/QUOTE

So the economy will be the one to give me permission to build a new mouse trap. Interesting concept. BUT I DON'T THINK SO. No one tells me what to think or what i may invent. Or when I can do either of them. The end.

So you build your thing, it cost a lot to manufacture, so you have to sell at a high price, so now the regular guy on the street cannot afford it. The demographic will be miniscule. But you knew that. You build quality goods for those that can afford them.
Companies that make components for ecigs manufacture 100's of 1000's of units as cheaply as they can so they can sell them for a price the world can afford. That makes their products viable. The man on the street won't buy expensive components for ecigs. Only a few will.
Bugatta only make 10 veyron's a year. Why do you suppose they do this ?. It's because they know people cannot afford to spend £1,000,000 ($1,500,000) on a car. They don't go thinking "we've built the best car in the world so we'll mass produce and sell 100's of 1000's of them". They won't ever sell them and they know it !. If they did mass produce the veyron they'd go out of business, and so would ecig companies that made the expensive components you mentioned in your first post.

At the end of the day you get what you pay for. You spend £6 on a clearo then expect it to last a month at most. Buy an aga t+ and you see the difference. I don't see how anyone is getting ripped off.

 

[Kenho21]

I was just about to open up Netflix...no need now.