Guess what? that's for anything new that comes out. You can say that about any new product. You know what happens? Someone gets killed then they put warning lables up. Or even stop signs up in a intersection. This isn't just for vaping, what is this thread going to do for anything. Everything new there is always something that will happen. If the argument is for sub-ohmers, You need to find out safety on any new product. Hell they release diet pills and guess what happens after time? Someone does something dumb and they put warning labels on it. You can't stop someone from fing up. Live and learn. If you really want to do something Call Sony, Call MNKE, Call Panasonic, call RDA manufacturers and ecig hardware manufacturers and random Juices that you trust and inhale.
Youre missing the point - let me address the thought process in an orderly way so that this thread doesn't descend to a free for all.
Premise 1: super sub-ohming doesn't have any advantages over moderate sub-ohming and up to 2 ohms, which can be used well with cheap 30W regulated devices today
I and others have shown some reasoning to support that, by pointing out that it is in fact down to just temperature, sustaining of said temp, and surface area. This isn't independent to the vaper as well, as the vaper can control suction speed to achieve different outcomes,such as hotter vape, more clouds etc.
Premise 2: is built on premise 1,and that is - with no real advantages of super sub ohming, then there's no real advantage of a mech mod over a 30W or even 50W regulated device with inbuilt battery protection.
That's a win-win. In the past, sure many or most would research to the nth degree. Today, choice makes people lazy. Newbies considering mech mods over 30W regulated devices are probably choosing to do so because they couldn't be stuffed learning about how regulation works, why it's important, and how you can set it up to perform superbly.
For those sets of people, the Newbies jumping on the mech bandwagon, the lack of protection is dangerous. Many, including many on this forum, do not know, that lithium battery ratings are not to be trusted, and that you should avoid running currents approaching the rated figure.
Yes, you're probably educated on the subject. Many in this forum are. Many more are not. And a subset are either too lazy to research, or do not know they should. In those cases, a mech mod is a far more dangerous device than a regulated one with protection circuits, all other things being equal.
Make sense?
