Would you ever use them?
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If it vapes EXACTLY the same? Maybe. I use the button to preheat though, meaning that if it did that, it would start firing from the heat of my hand, meaning it would also preheat from the heat of my pocket. I think that's an unattainable goal.
I use and like both auto and manual, so it wouldn't really matter much to me. I flip back and forth without any issues.
Mom finds autos to be the only acceptable option for her. One cousin only uses manuals.
It's good we have options.
Mom finds autos to be the only acceptable option for her. One cousin only uses manuals.
It's good we have options.
No way. I prefer the manual button on my Provari. I don't want any accidental firing in my pocket, or with wind. I also want control over the device, not the device controlling itself as it pertains to firing the atomizer. For the underpowered ecig units it works fine, because they are now kept in their own PCC which prevents this. But for bigger devices like the Provari I own, NO WAY.
I love buttons. I'd love it more if I had to crank it like a Model T. The more I press, fiddle, or change delivery devices the better. This is like a full time job .
Baditude said it all pretty much.
And for the Vivi Nova lovers, how would you do your dry burns?
First you disassemble the tank, including the top silicone sleeve over the coil head which comes off rather easily. Don't do it near an open sink they are easy to lose.
once you have the little sleeve off, you just dry burn it like any other ce2 carto...make it orange...let it cool off...rinse and dry once more ..reinstall/reassemble
let me... But....
I started driving at 16, and love to drive. But lately it's too fussy in the heavy Buenos Aires traffic to stick shift. I love the auto on my PT Cruiser. If I want it to be a little sportier, the stick is right there to use.
An automatic batt can be an asset in certain situations, such as driving for instance, or when you have your hands full. But auto batteries are fragile, so I prefer having manual batteries. Maybe some day we'll have reliable auto batteries....
All I have at the moment is a Volt X2 auto. My next battery will definitely be a manual and this one will start a new life as my backup/in the car in traffic batt. The auto was great as a starter (and got me off cigs) but I do want the extra control of the manual
What is comes down to - I think - is I don't know if the OP was trying to convince manual users that their device running as auto would be an improvement. And that ain't gonna happen. Or if the OP feels a need to justify their preference for auto batteries - which they don't need to do.
I should say I used manuals exclusively for several months and I just found them frustrating. I work with my hands, do a lot of walking and drive 50-100 miles a day. The manual just didn't work well in that environment.
Now I use an auto and I don't even touch manuals anymore. It's just so much easier for me to vape at work now, and at home. Never had the auto fire on it's own, not even outside with 30+ mph wind. And since I only use cartomizers, no real issues of leaking either.
Speaking of which, leaking can ruin manual batteries as well, just the same as "sealed" autos. As someone upthread said, that's why the better mods have drip wells.
And as some others have said, to each their own.
Now I use an auto and I don't even touch manuals anymore. It's just so much easier for me to vape at work now, and at home. Never had the auto fire on it's own, not even outside with 30+ mph wind. And since I only use cartomizers, no real issues of leaking either.
Speaking of which, leaking can ruin manual batteries as well, just the same as "sealed" autos. As someone upthread said, that's why the better mods have drip wells.
And as some others have said, to each their own.
Really interesting that this post came up today. I've had 1 or 2 smoking dreams since I've started vaping, but last nite I had my first vaping dream. It was trying out an Auto, lol.
Might that mean I'm missing that particular part of smoking yet? Maybe. I think vaping works mostly because of imitation, and I don't remember pushing a button to smoke.
Might that mean I'm missing that particular part of smoking yet? Maybe. I think vaping works mostly because of imitation, and I don't remember pushing a button to smoke
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If an automatic battery functioned EXACTLY the same as a manual?
I can't imagine who wouldn't prefer that.
I know I would all day long.
i think an auto battery would remind me too much of the first really crappy e-cig i had and the reasons i bought APVs! The battery size was meagre and i had to carry 4 or 5 and use every usb port i could find to keep them all going - felt like spinning plates on poles! The cartos - oh yeah 2 days worth of ciggies in each one!! hahahaha!
Sure - if you smoke 3 a day!
That annoying blinking light - telling you off and that you cannot have any more puffs for 5 minutes!
no no no. That was better than smoking but god i'll never return to that primitive nonsense either! You keep your automatic battery and i'll keep my Silver Bullet and REO!
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Sure - if you smoke 3 a day!
That annoying blinking light - telling you off and that you cannot have any more puffs for 5 minutes!
no no no. That was better than smoking but god i'll never return to that primitive nonsense either! You keep your automatic battery and i'll keep my Silver Bullet and REO!
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My Echo is 650 mAh, though they do go up to 1300 mAh, with a 3 ml cartomizer. Though it has a 5-second cutoff, it will immediately fire again and if you get the timing right the atty will fire near-continuously until you run out of draw.
Not trying to convince you or anyone else, just pointing out that the autos of today aren't the autos of 2007.
Not trying to convince you or anyone else, just pointing out that the autos of today aren't the autos of 2007.
I had a mall ecig for all of about 10 days, then found out about vapor for life and they recommended an ego with a tank. glad i found out about them since they are close to home and my ego is awesome, plus they have awesome customer service
An auto-switch would be fine on a pipe. On a tube device I prefer a button, non-clicky.
It just seems wrong to me to push a button on a pipe.
A touch sensor would also be acceptable to me on either, provided it worked well and consistently.
It just seems wrong to me to push a button on a pipe.
A touch sensor would also be acceptable to me on either, provided it worked well and consistently.
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