( including contaminants like diacetyl )
I watched the video this morning. Its was on Yahoo's front page. I thought it was really good.
Her comment on diacetyl being a contaminant I thought was a little misleading. Diacetyl
is a chemical that one would expect to be in a flavoring. Namely buttered flavored juices.
I realize that some have a concern about diacetyl and that's ok. If she said there are some
concerns about some of the ingredients that need to be addressed I would wholeheartedly
agree. Calling it a contaminant however suggests its something that accidently got into
the juice and will cause harm. When I think of contaminants it's more along the lines
of something like benzene or mercury or another substance that will without a doubt
harm you. Surely a general observer unfamiliar with the issues would probably get that impression.
How would you write and enforce temperature limitations?
That's easy. Regulate resistance values between a maximum high and low value.
Regulate voltage applied the same way.
As far as what they should be is anyone's guess. The basic premise would be to prevent battery stress
thus reducing the chance of thermal issues resulting in battery failure. I can see where this would be
an issue with our cloud bro's. It would be a two edged sword. They would have to source there own
coils and be at risk of misadventures of all sorts. On the other hand perhaps they would truly make
an effort to learn the basics of sub ohming to join the elite team of power vaping.
Regards
Mike
