My current plan is to purchase in the near future a provari with 18650 cap, a dna20 mod, and a decent 18650 mechanical. The three will serve different purposes, but also, just to play with all three for awhile and see which direction I want to go.
however, I keep seeing hints at new devices coming soon that will compete directly / outcompete the current kings of the regulated hill.
my biggest concern where the dna and provari intersection is, PWM vs dc signal delivery.
I am vaping on a 33.3 regulated device, and it's ok. Not great, but ok.
I would not be interested, for example, in an upgraded 33.3 device that could go to 30 watts. Frankly, I wouldn't care if it could sub ohm up to 12 volts if I had to keep the 33.3 hz PWM.
But also, amp limits, maximum amp draw from batteries/ efficiency, etc.
just curious about what is known about all the new devices people keep mentioning tha are going to make evolv and pro vape have to 'up their game'. People say that like they know that the new offerings will have something special..,
however, I keep seeing hints at new devices coming soon that will compete directly / outcompete the current kings of the regulated hill.
my biggest concern where the dna and provari intersection is, PWM vs dc signal delivery.
I am vaping on a 33.3 regulated device, and it's ok. Not great, but ok.
I would not be interested, for example, in an upgraded 33.3 device that could go to 30 watts. Frankly, I wouldn't care if it could sub ohm up to 12 volts if I had to keep the 33.3 hz PWM.
But also, amp limits, maximum amp draw from batteries/ efficiency, etc.
just curious about what is known about all the new devices people keep mentioning tha are going to make evolv and pro vape have to 'up their game'. People say that like they know that the new offerings will have something special..,