No problem at all. It is indeed a hard thing to explain and you have done so well. I don't even think about it. I pick it up, and fire it,
I think the P16 is right for me too. My version if KISS keeps me away from multiple voltages and battery stacking, and I get ample runtime out of 16340s, and size does matter --> P16.
VM,Thnx for the review thread Switched. I'm pretty much sold. I'm gonna sleep on it a bit, but probably get in line for one of these most luxurious of ecigs next week some time. They're just too pretty to pass up and this thread has put my mind at ease around the switch location.
Actually, David, being a shrewd observer, pinged me earlier this afternoon and suggested the P16 was more my speed, my paraphrase
A little digression. The only GG that ever really appealed to me was the GGSlim, but the 10440 battery is sooo lame for a primary device, its not really an option. The other GG's lost me with their lack of sleekness. This Precise line captures the essence of what appealed to me about the slim, but with even finer quality and craftmanship, and with non-tinker-toy power supplies. Made in the USA doesn't hurt either (no offense rest of the world, but we could use a little more made in the USA over here just now).
Hay Switched, where did you get the shorty 801's?Thanks VM, I guess you do have a point and I have to agree with you.
I believe there will always be a way to acquire the software. Unlike some, I have not chosen this lifestyle over smoking but rather as a cessation device, and as we all know it works. I plan on weaning myself off nicotine in the next couple of years. I have been successful to date reducing my nicotine intake. Should the stay be reversed we will all be ahead of the game. To be honest, I do not want to see it legalised. I would much rather it be left alone the way it was prior to the stay, than have BT or BP involved in any way shape or form. The knowledge I have learned here has ensured I will always be able to vape in the future, providing we have the necessary component - the atomiser, which I do
the throw is much better and I can still stand the unit on end
Yesterday I added a spacer to the switch
Approximately 2 mm. No magnetic spacers in there. The unit comes with several spare brass spacers that are fitted to extend the negative battery contact of the button. Ea spacer is approximately 1mm.
The horns prevent the unit from firing, unless you have too many spacers fitted on the button, effectively shortening the travel of the button. I had placed an extra spacer in the unit for a shortened travel, it worked well with LifePO4 batts, but not with my Tenergys (battery design). In my set up, the travel is a mere 2mm. 1mm of travel is inside the horns, the other is outside the horns. Placing a 1mm spacer will make contact with the batteries when standing on end (when using the Tenergys).
It is the horns that prevent further travel.
In the beginning it seemed you needed a concentrated effort to activate the unit, but at approx 100gr (spring) if your pinky is resting in the throat, the weight of the unit will almost activate it by itself. Activating the switch is effortless.
Thanks Prof. The trigger puller was the "all mechanical" not having owned previous units. They are a little pricey I am not going to deny that, but so are Ferraris. You have to own one to appreciate the fine machining, it cannot be explained or appreciated with words.
If you are talking about the classifieds I doubt you will find one there, unless someone totally dislikes it or gives up vaping, it wont be found there, many folks search to no avail. You may find the odd P10 listed, but that has more to do with the battery (10440) than the unit itself. Thanks for the kind words.
No you have it right. Because the 18650 and now the IMRs deliver the proper current required to fire our attys, including 1.5LRs. before the HD batts and IMRs we were stressing the batteries and very few delievered what we demanded of them. Now they even have a 14500 HD, now that is sweet.
I don't get it he reviews the P18 and prodigy and then at the end says he'd choose a ss ggts over both, bull.... review. Shape and design of the ggts is nowhere near what I want a mod to look like, then to end with that, it was a good review up until the ending.Review: Super T Manufacturings Precise P18 The best darn review I have seen done on any device out there. This is what a review should look like. It is a comparative review that was tastefully done. Kudos to the author, this is the type of review that allows the reader to make an informed decision wrt a purchase. No fluff, digs or fanboyisms, just straight to the point. Well done Tenburn
