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I see, well, scratch that idea! Maybe I'll get another spare AW cell from their site...
Here is a place to order them which I have had a great deal of luck with. They are a few bucks cheaper here, but still first rate service.
RTD Vapor AW Batteries
RTD Vapor AW Batteries
OH..... are you in for a treat !! Provari and an IBTanked..... your set my friend. You might as well get into DIY juice making or some other hobby because you will find that you are done buying the newest new mod or tank system. Thats whats happened to me anyway.
Im exited for everyone here that is getting or has gotten theirs this week. There really is a difference isnt there ?
I got my ProVari on June 1.
I just ordered my second last week. I sold my eVic and Vamo to make room for it.
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I just ordered my second last week. I sold my eVic and Vamo to make room for it.
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I got my second one last week. gave it to my wife for our 33 year anniversary.... (she doesent really vape)...
Im so bad........
I got my second one last week. gave it to my wife for our 33 year anniversary.... (she doesent really vape)...
Im so bad........
I don't have a wife, so I had to resort to the, "I want it, I am getting it" story.
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Can someone lucidly explain how 10 watts on a Provari is different than 10 watts on a Vamo or 10 Watts on a Twist?
Watts is watts.
Does the Provari provide fairy dust watts or something?
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Watts is watts.
Does the Provari provide fairy dust watts or something?
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I'm assuming that's a serious question, so I'll give a serious answer. I can't speak for the eGo batteries, as I've never owned one nor felt the need to study their technology.
Most regulated mods come from China. They use cheap materials to sell cheap mods. Their processor boost circuits which regulate voltage operate on a 33 Hx frequency and use cheap, low quality filters.
The Provari uses a more expensive processor that is military grade and operates at 800 Hz and uses higher quality filters. This makes for a smoother PWM (pulse width modulation). The Provari uses Provape's patent-protected Accuset Technology regulator, which means what you set in voltage, you will get within 1% accuracy, from the beginning of a new battery until its finished. The processor chip continuously monitors the voltage drop of the battery, and adjusts the voltage to what the user set.
Technologically speaking, that's the difference. Will you notice the difference? Who knows? Not everyone does, but many many do.
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Update! Figure I'll chime in with my thoughts after having my new Provari for a few days. WOW! I absolutely love this thing. Simple and handles everything I need. Solid. I have drippers, Gennys, BCC's, all have satisfied me (after I rebuilt some for a little higher Ohms). With all that guess what I have been picking up and vaping the most with the last few days. My Cartos. Popped my IBTank out of storage, primed up a Ikevape carto, dumped some juice in and away I went. Huge difference for me in performance and flavor on the Provari. Is it in my mind? Who cares! I'm loving it!
Thanks Bad,
I was asking seriously. Thanks for the serious answer.
A Vamo is Chinese built? Just asking.
I wonder what the voltage accuracy is on other VV devices, pricey or cheap?
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My experience with a Vamo and an eVic has been this:
With a full battery setting to a voltage that is equal to or less than the battery charge (like anything from 4 volts or less), these devices deliver a voltage that is pretty close. I think the eVic was within 5% and the Vamo about the same. The problem was, when the output voltage of the device exceeded the remaining battery voltage (say when the battery got to 3.7 volts) and you were asking for say 4 volts or more, the device just couldn't "keep up". Then you would see differences from the set voltage to the actual output of say 10-20%. The further below the output voltage you set the device, the worst it got. So if you regularly use 4.5 to 5 volts to vape, you will see the output is never quite right. If you like to vape at say 3.2 volts, then you will see very good accuracy. I only tested these two mods, but I bet its true for all of the 33 Hz mods.
The ProVari always, up until the last puff, delivers voltage that is spot on.
Hey folks. I just picked up a mini today. So far so good but I will definitely compare vaping experience to my vamo2 and ego. The build quality IS out of this world. Glad to see so many here in Provari-land. 
Yes, the Vamo is made in China. Just like the Evic, Smoktech, Segelei, Innokin, et all. I don't recall any high-volume US-made regulated mods other than the Provari.
If you really want to know the answer to your other question and have the time, PBusardo runs all of his reviewed mods through analytical scopes to test their voltage accuracy.
I am surprised by this, you sold your evic, after all the posts in the evic section, that I have read from you, saying that you liked both devise's. 
I guess that's ok from the one, who coined the term Provarinati.
I guess that's ok from the one, who coined the term Provarinati.
I am surprised by this, you sold your evic, after all the posts in the evic section, that I have read from you, saying that you liked both devise's.
I did like it. The simple truth is, it was just not as good as my ProVari in any meaningful way. Sure, the display was pretty...but as a vaping device, it was just not the ProVari's equal. I did not want to reach this conclusion, but I did.
I still consider the eVic to be a strong mod.
I use my ProVari in any situation where it's size is not a burden. When it is, I use one of my twists.
This is just what works for me.
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That's where I am as well. I have my ProVari and a couple of Ego C-Twists.
Luckily, I went from the Egos straight to the ProVari. I managed to save
myself from the myriad of Chinese mods.
Now, I am hunting for the perfect juice.
I know that it is out there somewhere!
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