Like misterkai said, there's been some debate. However, I have heard that the newer version, with the 3.2A limit, has tightened that up. I'm eagerly waiting for reviews because it is out, but not all vendors have it. Other than that, with a Provari you're getting prestige, and the knowledge that your Provari will probably last you for years, even though it's all beat up and obsolete.
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Like misterkai said, there's been some debate. However, I have heard that the newer version, with the 3.2A limit, has tightened that up. I'm eagerly waiting for reviews because it is out, but not all vendors have it. Other than that, with a Provari you're getting prestige, and the knowledge that your Provari will probably last you for years, even though it's all beat up and obsolete.
Wait, WHAT? I thought that the only the Provari V2 had an increased amp limit, not the new LT... In the video I just linked to above, I don't remember hearing him saying anything about a 3.2A limit! Have I missed something quite important?
Nice! I am kicking myself though, because 5 days ago I just ordered a second Lavatube (version 1) as a backup!!! Maybe I'll sell it for $40 and get the newer one...
The LT V1 (with a 2.5 amp limiter) will power that with zero problems. The only real benefit from higher amp limits (as I understand) is the ability to better power LR or DC cartos...
I thought that a VV would not need to be in my arsenal, but yesterday I experienced first hand on how huge of a difference a new battery is compared to a half full one. The flavor, TH and even vapor are so much more intense when the voltage is at 3.7... I am seriously considering the V-Tube as my first VV. I cannot afford the Provari until my wife gets into her career in August....sigh...
Must add in... I just read on the CCV Lavatube, now I am torn between the two... The LT seems to be a better deal with what CCV is offering with it..
Must add in... I just read on the CCV Lavatube, now I am torn between the two... The LT seems to be a better deal with what CCV is offering with it..
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I would personally recommend the newer version CCV Lavatube, but just for the tube itself... The batteries and charger that come with the kits from either Apollo or CCV are just ok. I'd suggest that you pick up a couple of of these batteries which are the most powerful I've found AND the price is great, and also this charger. Happy vaping!
From my understanding, all LT's are protected mods and will never have stacked batteries, so protected cells would be unnecessary...
As far as IMR vs. Li-ion, the batteries I linked to above can drain at up to 6 amps. The old LT limits at 2.5 and the new LT limits at 3.2 amps, so what's the benefit of high-drain batteries?
I am a relatively new vaper and am just starting to understand batteries, I hope my questions here aren't pure ignorance...
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