Thoughts on the future of (high power) APVs

[dr g]

I dont think we'll see a turn around in terms of what new devices are coming out, until regulated devices can match what a mech does with a fresh battery and a .2ohm coil. Thats really the lowest most anyone builds unless its for showing off your 1337 skills for fun. Once we have regulated devices that can do that(call it a DNA100), THEN I think we will see one of those turn arounds like we have seen with other vaping styles.

Already exists, not very popular.

 

[emus]

Evolv is supposed to be coming out with something new this year that supposedly will, "Turn the enthusiast market on its ear.....

Hmmm...where have I heard that before.

 

[JmanEspresso]

Already exists, not very popular.

Really? I had no idea, seriously.

Can you link me?

 

[JmanEspresso]

Hmmm...where have I heard that before.

Hey Im just repeating what I read

 

[mackman]

The evolution of vaping to come may be in line with Moore's Law and the computer chip

 

[Tugg n chase]

The evolution of vaping to come may be in line with Moore's Law and the computer chip

100 watts the size of a iPod nano

 

[dr g]

Really? I had no idea, seriously.

Can you link me?

There are a variety of buck chip mods with 10A+ switches going around. The Duke and Gi2 are examples, but others have used higher power chips. Though it might be the buck chip (two cells required) that makes them less popular.