1. You said that VIR has no display so you cant see if its accurate. So can you tell me how I found that dna is not accurate?
Perhaps you should tell us us exactly how you measured the temperatures it produces, maybe some pictures or a video? Show us the precise methodology you used and the data you collected. That way others can try to reproduce it and see if if they get the same results, or explain why the methodology you used is not correct. So far, all you've done is make a claim with zero evidence, something that's becoming a pattern.
2. You asked why you have to vape on more than 500 degrees. Because thats where an e-cig produce serious smoke and because a device gives me this opportunity. If dna cant work well on more than 500 then it had to not put 600 degress limit on his device and he mustnt give me this "oportunity".
Really? Do you not understand that the DNA40 uses the Fahrenheit scale, rather than Celsius? 600°F = 315°C.
Besides, I want vapor, not smoke. Smoke is unhealthy. Vapor much less so.
3. You said that you can vape 6ml with a 18650 battery. At what wattage? Maybe 8? Put your device at 40 watts and tell me how it will last. Battery is a battery on all devices.
Wait, isn't one of your claims that wattage is irrelevant with temperature control? It makes no real difference where I set the wattage because the builds I like will only take 15-20 watts continuously. Of course with the DNA I can actually see how much wattage my builds will accept while maintaining temperature, but the VIR has no means of showing that, does it?
In the end however, it takes a certain number of Joules (watt-seconds) of energy to turn a given amount of liquid into vapor, and the number of watts applied only do it faster or slower. Of course, pulling more watts from a battery will cause more battery sag under load, but this can easily be mitigated by putting multiple batteries in parallel rather than stacking them in series.
4. You said that your device gives 40 watts with 1 battery when VIR cant. Vir can do that but I put a limit on VIR just because the users will not be satisfied with the performance of 1 battery at 40 watts but only up to 25. I am trying to satisfy people and put the right limits, not the wrong ones.
Artificially set limits are for children. Is that how you regard your customers?
5. You said that you dont care about tube mods.
I said I don't care FOR them. That means I don't like them. But I understand that some people DO like mods that resemble certain other battery operated "toys". Is that a tube-mod in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?
Maybe it means that you dont care about anything else but only for your vaping? Not the look, the width, the length, the engraving, the metals, the quality of construction?
Actually, I prefer
wood because each piece has a unique natural beauty, but I will take plastic over metal because unlike metal, plastic is comfortable to hold even when it's cold in winter or has been out in the hot summer sun. Still, I understand that these are subjective choices.
6. I refer to dna40 of course. I thought that we are talking about this all this time
Which dimension do you object to? The 33mm length? The 16.5mm width? Or the 8mm thickness?
The size of your mod is at about 100-110 mm
No, the size is 95mm (height) x 51mm (width) x 25mm (thickness).
and fat as 5-6 batteries together.
Your statements become more and more absurd. Here it is with 5 batteries:
So a small electronic cant fit on non tube mods?
So how about some pictures of the VIR electronics? And exact dimensions of those electronics? How about some other specs too, such as the maximum current it will supply, and the minimum and maximum voltages it will produce?
Oh, and if it's "wireless", how does one integrate it into a mod that isn't a tube?
