Which e-cigs are "mechanical"?

[Tachion]

I'm poking around for a "mechanical" e-cig, as they are touted to be much more reliable. You know, the ones in which pressing the button connects the battery to the atomizer physically (i.e. no electronics, etc.).

I know the SP2/Thermo is completely mechanical, but I was wondering if there were any others out there. The 6V on the Thermo seems a bit much for me.

Anyone have any ideas?

 

[wv2win]

Prodigy V2 from puresmoker is a 5 volt with a mechanical switch.

 

[bornagainst]

Super t Manufacturing as well.

They have a suppliers subforum here.

 

[Elendil]

Ggts.......

 

[boomboom]

GG Slim, GG Super Slim, GGT, GG Grant, Prodigy V1, Prodigy V2, Protege, Precise, Super 6, Xhaler, XSHaler, Super T1, GG Nano.

 

[Moonflame]

Adaptever is mechanical as well. I have 2 and use them daily and have dropped them repeatedly, yet they still work like new.

 

[phee]

the V1 does not have a mechanical switch. v2, i believe does. the MAKO, T1, S6, GG are all true mechanical switches. i dont believe the AdapteveR is a mechanical switch, i own the AdpateveR and the SD, both share the same switch, although the switch is easily replaceable and easily found at Radio Shack for cheap i do not think it's mechanical.