They can use the same connector they use now to connect the board to the programmer and a USB connection on the other end.
Sure. Are you willing to pay $250 for the upgrade module?
They can use the same connector they use now to connect the board to the programmer and a USB connection on the other end.
I didn't say Provape deserves to die. I said that if Provape cannot adapt to a fast evolving vaping market and they go out of business as a result, that's what they deserve. I mean, there was a time when Provape was a big player and people always recommended their products. Now they're just a dinosaur, and I can't think of anyone who would recommend them (except the Provape fanboys) when there are so many terrific mods on the market. Just take the DNA200 for example... it comes with software that allows the user to tailor it to their needs, is user upgradable and delivers enough power for the biggest cloud chasers. Provape on the other hand offers nothing compelling. A clunky one button menu and only 20 watts of power. That's it. How many units do you think Evolv will sell and how many units do you think Provape will sell? And why is this? Because Provape has failed to adapt. They're living in the past and you cannot sustain a business on a couple of thousand loyal customers.
That's the point I'm trying to make. If they would have made it user upgradable, there would have been no need for the programmer.Sure. Are you willing to pay $250 for the upgrade module?
Time will tell...I didn't say Provape deserves to die. I said that if Provape cannot adapt to a fast evolving vaping market and they go out of business as a result, that's what they deserve. I mean, there was a time when Provape was a big player and people always recommended their products. Now they're just a dinosaur, and I can't think of anyone who would recommend them (except the Provape fanboys) when there are so many terrific mods on the market. Just take the DNA200 for example... it comes with software that allows the user to tailor it to their needs, is user upgradable and delivers enough power for the biggest cloud chasers. Provape on the other hand offers nothing compelling. A clunky one button menu and only 20 watts of power. That's it. How many units do you think Evolv will sell and how many units do you think Provape will sell? And why is this? Because Provape has failed to adapt. They're living in the past and you cannot sustain a business on a couple of thousand loyal customers.
And if they did...That's the point I'm trying to make. If they would have made it user upgradable, there would have been no need for the programmer.
I didn't say Provape deserves to die. I said that if Provape cannot adapt to a fast evolving vaping market and they go out of business as a result, that's what they deserve. I mean, there was a time when Provape was a big player and people always recommended their products. Now they're just a dinosaur, and I can't think of anyone who would recommend them (except the Provape fanboys) when there are so many terrific mods on the market. Just take the DNA200 for example... it comes with software that allows the user to tailor it to their needs, is user upgradable and delivers enough power for the biggest cloud chasers. Provape on the other hand offers nothing compelling. A clunky one button menu and only 20 watts of power. That's it. How many units do you think Evolv will sell and how many units do you think Provape will sell? And why is this? Because Provape has failed to adapt. They're living in the past and you cannot sustain a business on a couple of thousand loyal customers.
The positive contact on the board is also a direct connection to the chip, otherwise they wouldn't be able to update it. User upgradable firmware only requires a different connection protocol and a cable with a connection the the P3 board and a USB connection on the other end.
It's the same for the firmware of the SX Mini yet that is user upgradable. Was that you whole argument?
It doesn't matter what degree you have or how awesome your product is. If it doesn't meet the needs of the of the market you are going to go out of business. Right now Provape is a niche company and if they want to stay around they will have to expand their portfolio. Right now the market is moving in the direction of temperature control and rightly so. Temperature control is the future, but we haven't heard anything from Provape they're even considering doing anything like this. We all started vaping because of harm reduction and TC offers an even safer vape. So what are people doing? They're moving to Evolv and Yihi. My ProVari 2.5 hasn't been used in over a year since I first discovered TC and there are thousands like me, and more are joining the TC ranks every day. We are all customers that Provape will never win back unless they get with the game. Unfortunately for Provape, Evolv holds the patent on TC in the USA. So tell me, what can Provape do to secure their future?watch these two videos and then tell us how ProVape is going to fail ... you think maybe the NASA guys will be the first layoffs?
Hire you as their business plan advisor?!?So tell me, what can Provape do to secure their future?
No, it's not a marketing gimmick, it works. The SX350J was tested publicly during a trade show with a system from FLIR and was shown to be very accurate. It's what experienced vapers want, why else would we all flock to these devices? It seems to me you understand the market as well as Provape does, not at all.New vapers are just cheap. TC is a marketing gimmick the way it is now implemented. It is too sketchy for new vapers and experienced vapers don't need it...
No, it's not a marketing gimmick, it works. The SX350J was tested publicly during a trade show with a system from FLIR and was shown to be very accurate. It's what experienced vapers want, why else would we all flock to these devices? It seems to me you understand the market as well as Provape does, not at all.
Hire you as their business plan advisor?!?
LOLz, Jim
Yes. Ever heard of pre-build nickel and titanium coils? These are available for most tanks.So a new vaper who knows nothing of building coils, wicking, airflow, juice viscosities can pick one up and use it right away?
So apparently you think the competition is going to sit still and stop innovating.When ProVape does release plug-and-play TC with their tank and their coils, then we'll be onto something...
Yes. Ever heard of pre-build nickel and titanium coils? These are available for most tanks.
So apparently you think the competition is going to sit still and stop innovating.
Yes. Ever heard of pre-build nickel and titanium coils? These are available for most tanks.
So apparently you think the competition is going to sit still and stop innovating.

That's the same market Evolv, Yihi, Dicodes and other respected manufacturers are targeting. There's one big difference however. A board form Evolv or Yihi is suited for both beginners and experienced vapers. Someone who starts out with a ProVari and wants to move up has to buy a new device. That's why I always recommend a DNA40 (and soon a DNA200) or Yihi mod.ProVape's market is not the growing, youthful, cloud chasing, hipster who has never smoked cigarettes market... ProVape's market is the massive amount of smokers looking for a smoking alternative.