Just got word back from Steve at Evolv that the Lavatube 3 is indeed using an authentic DNA-40 board with a custom screen that was designed just for Volcano.
That's a good thing!
Now we wait for the price... I actually never had an issue with the Lavatube 2 / 2.5 being a bit fat. I'm just glad to see somebody doing something that's NOT a box mod...
If they can come in at a price point that is highly competitive with Vaporshark / Hana, I'll be getting one.
Hah! Is it really that hard to believe that Volcano would use authentic DNA 40 boards in a device that they are advertising as having Evolv DNA 40 Chip Technology?
That's kinda my point... Volcano is specifically advertising the Lavatube 3 to have Evolve DNA 40 Chip Technology...
If you had told me a year ago that over the next year Evolv is going to be partnering with Innoken and Volcano to make mods with custom screens, I probably wouldn't have believed it either.
Is any thread in the temp control discussion safe from your brand of negativity Dr G?
Is any thread in the temp control discussion safe from your brand of negativity Dr G?
You are a wise man!What's the quote, "only a wise man knows he knows nothing?" He who knows all, on the other hand..
Just because you don't like what I'm saying doesn't make what I'm saying negativity. I post the truth, whether people like it or not.
I'm actually happy to (finally) see a dna40 tube mod. Until last August I never thought I'd be using box mods (tried out a friend's mvp and hated it). The Hana box, a clone of which was my first box, is really uncomfortable and ugly. I really like the Cloupor minis I have, and my new vapor shark clone, but they're nowhere near as aesthetically pleasing as my mech mods. The vaporflask is quite nice looking, but it's big. Pretty much only my Cloupor zna50s come close to mechs in aesthetics, and they're not even that close. A tube mod is also easier to pocket, for me at least (though not enjoying how tall they inevitably are).
True. They do look really interesting, but they are way too expensive (to me). Plus the one button menu system is a deal breaker for me. I change my settings quite a lot and the menu system on the Diocodes looks like trouble (the same reason I was never interested in the Provari 3). I guess the Lavatube three will also be too expensive for me, particularly as it's likely to be much more expensive than $140 in Europe.They're expensive, but I'd say there's no better tubes around at the moment than the Dicodes Dani Extreme v2 or Pipeline Pro 2(same chip, same size, different companies) @ €199, or the Dicodes 2380 @ €289. You probably saw mention of them at the beginning of the Beyond Ni200 thread.
If you love tubes I would think they're the supreme example. More sophisticated and configurable than any other mods in existence, latest TC tech with TCR adjustment, ohms readings certified to 1mOhm, beautifully engineered.
I hate the idea of a tube mod and these are incredibly expensive but I'm still finding it very hard to resist buying one to use as my reference TC device.