WORLDWIDE DEBUT - The Vision Spinner eGo VV 3.3-4.8v - EASY to ADJUST with KNURLED Base, Easy to See Red Line - AVAILABLE NOW

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Ordered.

BTW: one of your twist batteries was listed for like $32 or something, but showed up in my cart as $49 or something.
I like the visibility of this one better any-hoo.

You should report that on a ticket so Dan can check into it... remember to tell them exactly which item just in case it only happens on that one item and not the others.
 

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We'll certainly bring it up to them...nice idea rdsok, thanks...

This actually gives me an idea for an excellent suggestion that I hope Chris or Dan will pass onto Vision to consider.


At this time, I don't see any variable volt ( or wattage ) PV units that take the visually impaired or the blind into consideration.

The Spinner looks to be an excellent candidate to address that with... All it would require would be a series of raised bumps at each voltage location along the bottom ... and making certain that the red line on the dial is either raised or inset well enough that a person could feel it with their thumb or finger. The raised bumps could have a single bump for the lowest voltage setting, two bumps for the next highest and so forth... possibly a raised line for the last and highest setting.


I probably wouldn't have even thought of this had it not been for my mother needing to pick out a cell phone that she could use again since her macular degeneration had progressed to a point that she now can't even read most of the larger print found on most phones. She just needed a basic phone with separate raised buttons she could feel the difference between them... and some other basics like some one touch dialing so she could call her most important numbers.

The Spinner ( or even the Twist ) with the addition of a few raised bumps to help tell where the voltage setting are at would be all that a visually impaired person would require.
 

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Are these the same diameter as the Twist? More to the point, will they fit the ego desktop holders you sell?

They are VERY close to the same diameter....Just a very tiny bit fatter. If the desktop holder has ANY play at all, it should fit...

On a different note, the height of the 1100mah Spinner is actually shorter than the 1000mah twist...
 

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Yes it is a smidgen shorter...

They are VERY close to the same diameter....Just a very tiny bit fatter. If the desktop holder has ANY play at all, it should fit...

On a different note, the height of the 1100mah Spinner is actually shorter than the 1000mah twist...
 
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