3D printing, R1200 for the budget option....R2400 for good quality......good golly!
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The colour combination on this French custom made mod aka Picolibri looks stunning (http://picolibri.fr/shop/index.php?id_product=59&controller=product&id_lang=5):
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Update on the DNA30's... they are now available with an 8 week lead time.
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Thanks for the words of wisdom. Just reading this thread is exciting. I can feel The energy! I'll drop in with input if that's allowed when it comes to me.@Silver you're not interfering at all, without comments like yours we will never be able to put the best unit out there! I 100% fully agree with your valuable comments. As a side note, the end-product must look like a piece of jewelry, Vapers must not just buy it for its magnificent performance, but also because of the looks - it must create that "awe I want it". I've seen it numerous times in my career - all my clients who've put a stunning good looking product out on the market were successful (an old jew once made the following statement to me: ".... if your product looks like a prized piece of jewelry, you can put crap in there and still sell more than your competition ...").
Wow, that will be awesome @andro . Got a few quotes and they ranged between R.1000 to R.3400. I bit steep for a check and feel run.I dont know if i missed something but if i have the file im gonna be able to 3d print for free .
Just let me know
Any way to make it charge by induction? Like the electric toothbrush , just leave on some sort of pad and get charged ? Or is to difficult to realize and useless?
Thanks for the words of wisdom. Just reading this thread is exciting. I can feel The energy! I'll drop in with input if that's allowed when it comes to me.
Lee
Ok you're the electrical engineer on the matter here. I trust that opinion.Yes you can increase the current transfer, but at a cost. As induction basically works on galvanic coupling just like a transformer - it boils down to more copper windings and leads to higher inefficiency of energy transfer. Economically not worth it IMO.