The problem isn't the manufacturers, it's the vendors and us. Why call something built by a different company a version 1.5 or 2 or 3? It's a version 1 from that manufacturer. It may have a higher amp limit or some other feature, but it's not a higher version of anything. Its the 3.2 amp verson, or the 4 amp version, or the Lambo 2.5 amp version of whatever they choose to call it. Unless you can show me previous versions of the same thing by the same manufacturer, it's version 1.
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The problem isn't the manufacturers, it's the vendors and us. Why call something built by a different company a version 1.5 or 2 or 3? It's a version 1 from that manufacturer. It may have a higher amp limit or some other feature, but it's not a higher version of anything. Its the 3.2 amp verson, or the 4 amp version, or the Lambo 2.5 amp version of whatever they choose to call it. Unless you can show me previous versions of the same thing by the same manufacturer, it's version 1.
Correct. I know this, you know this, and so do many others. But the ones that wouldn't know Ohm's Law from Marshal Law don't know this....which then stems all the complains.
"Only" 2.5 amps will let you vape up to almost 12 watts. The 3.2amp version 1.5 has a circuit that limits the wattage to 9.5 watts, but it feels like more because it uses PWM. If you don't understand what PWM is, and you don't have a love affair with 1.5ohm dual coil cartomizers, get the 2.5ohm version. It turns off when it's supposed to. Stick with 3ohms and you won't have to bother reading your resistance, and it's cheaper.
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