Variable power 18A touch switch
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Uploaded by ecigro on Feb 17, 2010
It senses if you barely touch it or push it a little.
Power varies with the touch surface / how hard you push.
It takes less effort than any button to fully power an atomizer but with a soft touch you can vary the power.
I used a LED to demonstrate it because you will never see it in an atomizer.
Basically it allows you to fully power it for 2 secs then slowly decrease the power to atty keeping vapor production but decreasing battery consumption.
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How did you do that? It's brilliant. Does it go off when you carry it in your pocket?
piwright42 2 years ago
No, it's safe to push it in your pocket. There are no moving parts.
It senses the resistance of the skin and adjusts output accordingly.
ecigro 2 years ago
Sorry, no.
At least not yet :D
ecigro 2 years ago