So you're claiming that a 0.1 ohm nickel coil has been tested as safe to vape on my aw or efest 18350 battery?
Where is this product that you have seen and evaluated, which is apparently in production and beta tested?
So you're claiming that a 0.1 ohm nickel coil has been tested as safe to vape on my aw or efest 18350 battery?
I never said I've seen or evaluated either device.
Edit: Oh, I get it. Seems like you've got a horse in this race seeing as you were under NDA for 'several months' on the DNA40. Looking through your history I see happy comments on DNA40 products and you just come in here with negativity and, instead of trying to educate those like myself who may be making simple (to you) mistakes, you just come off rude.
This is the VIR thread, where we talk about the VIR. Not the put down those interested in the VIR thread. If you're going to come in here and shoot us down, at least do it with tact![]()
I tested with an AW 18350 but again, this is desperate reaching. There are plenty of kanthal coils that are not safe to vape on 18350s, so you aren't making any kind of point.
There are several beta testers posting around the forums and we are a resource to you to educate yourself. That you spout off rather than avail yourself of the opportunity to ask those who know is telling.
I don't have a horse so much as I've ridden the horse you are comparing a phantom horse to. Eh. Not a great analogy. Bottom line is this is a real product and frankly it's pretty astounding. Temperature measurement by resistance is not a new concept but the devil is in the details of applying it to ecigarettes because of the scale and scope of the devices. Evolv's product works, and that's the biggest deal. You may not yet realize this but that's really all that matters. Cross compatibility is moot; you probably will stop using the older technology. If VIR works, you're stoked. The rest really doesn't matter.
You, a resource? I understand that you may think you're coming in here and acting as a resource to educate us misguided souls but when you start telling people in a normal discussion about two similar products that they have a vested interest in railing against the DNA40 (nice introduction you had there, really endeared me to you) and that they're not making any point (when you aren't making any point to monkkx either) it doesn't really make anyone want to read what you have to say.
Why would I want to ask you anything after you come in like that?
And no, I probably won't stop using the old technology. As hard as it may be for you to believe, some people enjoy using mechs.
Also has anyone considered Titanium wires vs Nickel wires?
I know that many many ppl are allergic to nickel. How would an allergic person react to vaping nickel wire repeatedly?!
when used on a mech mod, we have no idea what will be the final resistance after heat up ... the ohm meter will only be able to give the cold wire resistance
I honestly don't believe so. Not at all really.
Personally, I'm hearing about the VIR for the first time today. God I wished I had more time to watch the forums for tech like this!!
I'm actually excited to hear about this. The more tech the better. The safer the tech the better.
I show bias or favoritism to no one. If Imeo would like me to post this video or any other information on the upcoming VIR tech on TasteYourJuice, all he needs to do is ask. If he wants to come out of the door and talk about his product, he just needs a plane ticket.![]()
Vape Happy Everyone!
By the way, does anyone else feel it's odd that Imeo puts out his video on October 7th, and two days later, PBusardo is posting a video of an interview with Brandon from Evolv talking about the DNA40 with similar features as VIR!?! Hmmmmmmmmmmmm!
Interestingly the new DNA40 will use nickel wires, which have virtually no resistance. It will also work with Kanthal but then the temperature bases functions will not work.
As I understand in VIR's case you just set the temperature and vape. With DNA40 you set max (!) temeprature but also can set the wattage. Sounds a bit more complex but gives more space to play.
I am curious when the first china clones will come with an app that can control your thermal data from your mobile.![]()
Imeo - with all the discussion I'm seeing about the DNA40 today I have to ask: are you planning on working with anyone else to sell mods with VIR chips in them? As in, will they only be in GG devices or will you license the product to third parties that will sell it as well?
After the let down that is the DNA40 chip I think you'll have a wider market of people wiling to pick up the VIR once they see the light.
Not trying to say the DNA40 is a let down as it looks good, but that it just allows the use of nickel wire and is more limited than VIR.
Just so you know, that won't happen because of the properties of nickel wire. Nickel only starts at low resistance, it quickly rises with heat and will be at a safe resistance in a fraction of a second. That's how the technology works.
There is no concern putting nickel builds on mechs. You seem vested in talking down the DNA40 but you are off-base.
Oh I can also tell you that the timeline of Evolv's information release is not driven by the VIR video. In fact the release is behind the original planned schedule (which is normal).
Titanium has the same problem.
Titanium, like nickel has a relatively high temperature coefficient of resistance, so your Ti coil that you measure at X ohms cold will be significantly higher resistance at operating temperature.
Also how do you go about detecting shorts and fixing hotspots on mesh builds with the VIR? If I understand correctly there is no "normal" mode (non temperature regulated). Is that correct?