Why Get The Super Six Over The Precise???

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MikeDeason

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I want a classy e cig for my gf's b-day and these look perfect BUT why would I get the Super Six instead of the Precise when they are both 3.7v??? What does the Super Six have that the Precise doesn't??

Also is there a USB Pass Through available for this device?

Does it come with the cartomizers and juice or do I go elsewhere for that?

And will this produce more vapor than my VaporKing?....my gf likes the VK but wants a bit more vapor and better looks.

Thanks:)
 
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MikeD, the SuperSix can do 6v or even 7.2v. There are currently no reliable suppliers for protected 3v cr2s however, so David recommends against using this setup for liability reasons. I personally use nothing but CR2s for 6v vaping.

Also, even if you do stick with 3.7v vaping, you get 900mah hours out of a batt as compared to the Precise's 10440 battery putting out a weak 320~mah.

At 3.7v, either device will put out about the same vapor as a regular VK or any other e-cig running at 3.7v using a cartomizer.

David doesn't sell juice, or cartomizers, or batteries. You're on your own there.

No USB PT for the Super T lineup either.
 

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super six takes 14500 batts. the batts are bigger and last longer than the precise.
the super six can do 6v with different batts.

the precise is smaller.

So do you want something that will do 6v and 3.7v and will have a longer lasting batt than the precise at 3.7v?
Or do you want a very small mod that takes a small battery? (precise)

Why not get both?

no usb pass.

when is your gf's b-day? These may take a few weeks to ship out.
check out super T's website for when they are shipping.
 

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The website claims "The Super-Six utilizes one 14500 protected 3.7 volt battery for 3.7 volt vaping, which is what most all imported electronic cigarettes operate at", then the Precise has a smaller battery than most all electronic cigarettes???

So it gets similar vapor and battery running time as my VK? That should be OK.

It looks amazing...she wouldn't be caught dead using my cheesy VK in public...and yea I saw the 3-4 weeks...she's back from Australia in a month so that should be fine.

Will there be a USB Pass Through eventually or will any other USB passThrough work?

Also do these carts hold more juice than a VK?
 
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Sounds like you're confused Mike. The Super T products are not entire e-cigs. They are battery mods. They replace the battery portion of a regular e-cig. This allows you to purchase your own batteries at whichever voltages you decide to go with. Since they are much larger than the stock e-cig batteries they will also last a lot longer.

You use the atomizer or cartomizer from your favorite model (901,801, 510, kr808) along with the Super Six or Precise.

So cart size won't change, you're using the same carts. Or you can direct drip which most people who own mods do.
 

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OK thanks; yes I was confused. I thought they made the whole unit except the atomizer.

Still wondering about the quote that claims:

"The Super-Six utilizes one 14500 protected 3.7 volt battery for 3.7 volt vaping, which is what most all imported electronic cigarettes operate at",

following that statement I would assume then the Precise has a smaller battery than most all electronic cigarettes???

Also can you hook up a standard type of USB passthrough to the unit.

The thing looks so dang sexy, I know she'd go wild for it..:cool:
 

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It uses a larger batt than a standard e cig. The Voltage is the same. 3.7v. mah are what is different. The larger the mah the longer you can go before having to recharge.

And no, no USB on the Super T stuff. At least David hasn't mentioned anything about it yet. I don't see how he would make one work with the current models though. They are all mechanical and have the switch at the bottom of the unit so USB is pretty much impossible to implement.
 

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OK thanks; yes I was confused. I thought they made the whole unit except the atomizer.

Still wondering about the quote that claims:

"The Super-Six utilizes one 14500 protected 3.7 volt battery for 3.7 volt vaping, which is what most all imported electronic cigarettes operate at",

following that statement I would assume then the Precise has a smaller battery than most all electronic cigarettes???

Also can you hook up a standard type of USB passthrough to the unit.

The thing looks so dang sexy, I know she'd go wild for it..:cool:

3.7v is what voltage it operates at (similar to the joye titan 510)

no cords or usb hook up to any super t's at all.

you have to buy charger, batteries, atomizers, (not necessary but I reccomend multimeter to check batteries) and e-juice.

super t does not sell chargers or batteries. (but should... to bundle and make a kit)
 

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It uses a larger batt than a standard e cig. The Voltage is the same. 3.7v. mah are what is different. The larger the mah the longer you can go before having to recharge.

And no, no USB on the Super T stuff. At least David hasn't mentioned anything about it yet. I don't see how he would make one work with the current models though. They are all mechanical and have the switch at the bottom of the unit so USB is pretty much impossible to implement.

you always post before me. lol
 

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You may end up getting more vapor even though the VK and the S6 (when using a 14500 battery) are 3.7 devices...

There is a rather lengthly battery testing thread here on the ECF where it was discovered that most commercial made devices (VK, eGo, Janty ect...) actually are only vaping at about 3.1v.. The mods, like the S6 are vaping at the true 3.7....

As far as which one to get... They are both gorgeous devices... Get them both!!! :)

Use the S6 for vaping at home (longer battery life) and the Precise for out and about / night on the town....

If you can only get one then I guess it all depends on her vaping style... Is she a heavy vapor? I am and I tend to get about 1 1/2 to 2 hours from the battery (10440) that the Precise takes... I get about 4 to 4 1/2 hours from the battery (14500) that the S6 takes....

Kris
 

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Think of the voltage as how fast the car goes and the mah (milliamp hours) as how big the gas tank is.

Even though the VK and the S6 use the same voltage (4.2 - 3.7) you're going to get more time at the 4.2 voltage with the super6 because it has a larger capacity battery.
You'll also see an increased performance or vapor production because it can deliver a higher flow rate of electrons due to it's size (garden hose vs fire hose).

Depending on how heavy you or your GF vape, a 14500 in a S6 wil very likely last all day as opposed to chaging batteries every few hours.

You would need to get 14500 batteries like these and a charger like this in order to use the S6.

If you're running Cartomizers you should stay with a 4.2 - 3.7 volt device for a while.
The higher voltage devices have a tendency to burn out carts and regular attys for new users. There's a small learning curve associated with higher voltages and some people don't like it.
Don't throw confusion, failure and disappointment into a new gift.
Go to the higher voltages as an experiment. You can have both with the Super6.

If you wanted to get the Precise you'd need the same charger but 10440 Protected batteries in lieu of the 14500's. Don't get unprotected 10440 batteries for the precise because they're too short.

Whatever "Super T" unit you decided to go with, you can be sure that the quality and performance will far outshine any generic or off the shelf device that you're currently using.

Also, don't look at the time frames posted and wait too long to order.
David runs a small shop and these units are hand made and hand polished.

I order my Super6 on Feb 10th and recieved a shipping notice this morning.

The Precise is a brand new line. I expect a full 4 - 6 weeks.
The are a lot of people that jumped on the pre-order as soon as the units were announced. I'm one of them. Even though it is a smaller battery it's the ubber compact size and total cool factor that's desirable.

Last but not least. If you and your GF vape, get one of each or a total of two of either.
If you get one for her, you'll want it. If you get one for yourself, she's going to take it away from you :w00t: I'd hate to see you break up over a PV.

Good luck with whatever you decide on.

There are other mods out there that have a much shorter wait time but, nothing that compares to the hand machined quality of Super T (my own personal opinion).


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forcedfuel50

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Either are great, but If it's a gift, i'd recommend the Precise. It's stunning in the looks department and extremely user friendly. Granted it is shorter in the battery life department. My mom was really digging on it when she had it, so i'm sure it'd make an excellent gift.
 

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S6 is stunning and a great device for a 510, 901, or 801( I have all caps :) ). I love the 510 personally tons of vapor out a 3.7 device. If you like cartimizers and you love great flavors tasting I highly recommend going to Tasty Vapor on this forum. The Atomic Cinnacide is unbelievable. Dont forget the T-tips you will never have to worry about carts again. :)


I also ordered a precise and I hope to get it by April 12. I say get both.
 

forcedfuel50

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How big is the Super Six compared to a big Chuck?

I suppose the big chuck is about twice the size, but it's not really an apples to apples comparison as the chuck takes different, larger batteries. Heres the in hand view of the S6:
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