That is a great feature, and I agree with you. It really is no hassle though to change the voltage if I choose to go to a different Ohm atty. However, I really have not had a need to change to a different Ohm atty.
Shopping For A Mod (Provari) & Backup (???) That use the same battery type.
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That is a great feature, and I agree with you. It really is no hassle though to change the voltage if I choose to go to a different Ohm atty. However, I really have not had a need to change to a different Ohm atty.
If you pick up a new atty with different resistance and flaws....you're going to have to use a different setting.
Not with Darwin...same power setting. It changes all the voltage and amprage for you.
But I think the main thing that'll be the deciding factor for many people (a bold assumption on my part) is the shape/looks of it, and the battery type.
They both rock
I almost went with a provari for my back up (Haha for the name if thread) but went with a reo so I would have a juice feeder for my 7hr car trips to ny. No one can argue that the provari isn't pretty.
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I'm still in that vaping stage where I have small stocks of all kinds of cheap parts. I've got KR-808 cartos to use up...tons of sampler juices to try out. Several cheap atties that I don't even know who made them. Vortex, several different variants of the CE2....
In my case...this thing is breathing life into a lot of stuff that was 'junk' on my eGo and KR batteries.
Of course...Both ProVari and Darwn can do this well...
It's just a no brainer for me right now and I"m loving it...start at the lowest setting and tweak a wheel slowly upward (don't even have to look at it really) while i draw till it hits right for me
If you pick up a new atty with different resistance and flaws....you're going to have to use a different setting.
Not with Darwin...same power setting. It changes all the voltage and amprage for you.
But I think the main thing that'll be the deciding factor for many people (a bold assumption on my part) is the shape/looks of it, and the battery type.
They both rock
I use the same Ohm atty all the time, actually a CE2 in a tank. A CE2 may vari by 0.1 ohm either way, I still keep my volts set at 4.5 and really can't tell the difference.
Yes, I agree they both are awesome PV's.
Think most of us have that pile of "what atty/carto is that?", LOL! I went on a buying spree awhile ago, buying one of this, two of that and didn't mark a dang one. Only sucks when you come across one you like and are unsure how to find it again!
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I still love those CE2s best for 98% of my juices so far. Just love the way they vape and draw...
I'm finding I like the Vortex more now I'm out of 3.7v land....MUCH more...but still slightly favor the way CE2s vape.
Next on my list to try is a Ato-Mizer atty building kit,
the SmokTech Dual Coil cartos,
and maybe a 901 and 306.
I'm still in that vaping stage where I have small stocks of all kinds of cheap parts. I've got KR-808 cartos to use up...tons of sampler juices to try out. Several cheap atties that I don't even know who made them. Vortex, several different variants of the CE2....
In my case...this thing is breathing life into a lot of stuff that was 'junk' on my eGo and KR batteries.
Of course...Both ProVari and Darwn can do this well...
It's just a no brainer for me right now and I"m loving it...start at the lowest setting and tweak a wheel slowly upward (don't even have to look at it really) while i draw till it hits right for me
Sounds awesome.
All my stock of kr808's, different atty's, eGo kits and sample juice bottles are all put up.
I DIY now and I'm happy I'm not fiddling with all kind of different stuff like when I started.
Now I just kick back with my tank on my PV and it's awesome. No more dripping and fiddling for me I hated all the messing all the time.
I don't know why, but I do have a couple of flavors that just don't come through in a CE2...or even dripped on an atty, but put them in a cheap who the heck makes these KR carto left over that first mini cig kit and WOW...yummy.
I guess some things just need a dirty sock to taste good? LOL
I bought two of those 306 atty's, I used one once to see what it was all about and tossed them in my atty box. I haven't touch them since. I gave up on meesing with dripping and fiddling all the time now that I have my tank.
I bought two of those 306 atty's, I used one once to see what it was all about and tossed them in my atty box. I haven't touch them since. I gave up on meesing with dripping and fiddling all the time now that I have my tank.
No doubt I'll eventually get there too...but at this stage I'm changing flavors every half hour or so
Making piles of the keeper, meepers, and 'uuoh, I'm broke and all out of juice) piles.
I'm Guessing most are using the MAP tanks. Has anyone tried the GP-SSR (Good Prophets Simple Service Resovoir) http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/good-prophets/173390-new-gp-ssr-pics.html. It is a better tank design.
The draw, (air flow through the tank) is adjustable and the CE2 is so easy to replace you just screw it on and off, add it uses clear or steel CE2's
I also modified my two MAP tanks like the GP-SSR and they are awesome.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modders-forum/182478-hybrid-tank-mod-map-tank-gp-ssr.html
I would recommend the GP-SSR over the MAP tank. However, if your going to do the above MOD I would recommend the MAP tank instead. If you can cut a CE2 for the MAP tank you should have no problem doing this MOD.
The draw, (air flow through the tank) is adjustable and the CE2 is so easy to replace you just screw it on and off, add it uses clear or steel CE2's
I also modified my two MAP tanks like the GP-SSR and they are awesome.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modders-forum/182478-hybrid-tank-mod-map-tank-gp-ssr.html
I would recommend the GP-SSR over the MAP tank. However, if your going to do the above MOD I would recommend the MAP tank instead. If you can cut a CE2 for the MAP tank you should have no problem doing this MOD.
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Not yet...I made my own kind of like the storm tank but using a bottle and washers instead, but haven't used it but once. Kinda keen on filling a hand-full of the stock metal ones with different flavors and swapping them out throughout the day.
I heard about the storm tank. Do you have a link so I could check it out? Or the vendor.
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