I heard that also, which is why I originally discounted an eGo size. Could smaller be more expensive to manufacture?
Wasn't the assumed cost nothing more than a rumor as well? I haven't seen anything official on it.
Just putting this out there...
Those of us that use mods are really a small percentage of e-cig users. It seems to me, that the eGo batts seem to have a larger market share.
Could ProVari possibly corner the eGo market with a smaller form factor containing all the ProVari innovations? I know I would jump on that like crazy
I've been prepared for the Vapocalypse for months now and I STILL bought another freaking ProVari.Meh as of late, is how I feel. The teases, and no real info coupled with the fact that I've stocked up on ProVari's in preparation for the Vapocalypse, I don't foresee needing any new PV's. We will know what it is when ProVape decides to tell us, rumors and innuendos are just farts in the wind...
LOL! Yeah, I bought a gently used V1, just to have itI've been prepared for the Vapocalypse for months now and I STILL bought another freaking ProVari.
It's an addiction.
I bought the green metallic when the golds weren't available (I really still don't know why....it's not one of my favorites and I don't use it) and I automatically bought the Dragon (which I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE).LOL! Yeah, I bought a gently used V1, just to have it
In the Provari factory video I thought it was a given that a new v3 was right around the corner. They eluded to it a few times. Watch it again, I may have read into it to much.
My Visit To ProVape - Part 1
I've been prepared for the Vapocalypse for months now and I STILL bought another freaking ProVari.
It's an addiction.
If the temperature sensor is real, most likely it is a safety feature that monitors battery temp, not atty temp.There are far too many variables which come into play when vaping to allow the accurate estimation of temperature. The chip would have to take into account wire gauge, power, wick saturation, airflow, coil separation, time between draws, length of draw etc etc.
I am with twizted in thinking that there would need to be a sensor inside the atomizer for this kind of thing to work effectively.
ProVape flashed the chips (is that the correct terminology?) on the V1 and V2 to prevent people altering the ProVari's programming. I don't foresee that changing anytime soon.There is one thing that might be an option. I have seen a few devices out now that are upgradable via a software update. There could be the possibility that Provape starts out conservative and later releases software upgrades to keep up with the times.
I've speculated that they might be going to a ZNA style design, with the chip and buttons alongside the battery. That would explain the small footprint of the prototype device (small enough to fit in a shirt pocket). Assuming they weren't messing with us.Just putting this out there...
Those of us that use mods are really a small percentage of e-cig users. It seems to me, that the eGo batts seem to have a larger market share.
Could ProVari possibly corner the eGo market with a smaller form factor containing all the ProVari innovations? I know I would jump on that like crazy
This. ^^^That's a strong possibility.
The device Dave's playing around with in his shirt pocket, at the end of the tour video, doesn't look all that big.
They've had four years to get the price of the V1/V2 down to the minimum. Only a fool would think that the V3 would be cheaper than the V2. The cost of tooling up for a new design alone is going to put them in the black for a while.Not at the price range I heard..
Apparently P3 is more expensive than V2.5...
The V2 mini takes longer to make than the full size, even though there is less material. That's one of the reasons they are priced identically.I heard that also, which is why I originally discounted an eGo size. Could smaller be more expensive to manufacture?
I think they said within a year...so more like 9 or 10 months now, at the outside. They will be getting new equipment in that they want to test on the new Provarinati end cap in the next couple of weeks. It doesn't take a genius to realize that they probably didn't order new tooling just for end caps. Allowing for beta tests and ramping up production, stock bottlenecks, etc. I would be very surprised if the V3 released before December.In the Provari factory video I thought it was a given that a new v3 was right around the corner. They eluded to it a few times. Watch it again, I may have read into it to much.
Can I safely assume you don't own a ProVari?"The provari is the technics mk-2 1200 turntable of the vaping world"
Wow...that is quite the bold statement.
Can I safely assume you don't own a ProVari?
I think these new chips monitor the chip temperature like on a PC that monitor CPU temp.I call BS. Atleast for some of it. If he's talking about coil temperature then the only way a chip could control it would be to have a sensor near the coil to provide feedback to the chip of coil temperature. That would take some bit of programming and engineering.
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Could the Provari 3 use Induction Technology? Hmmmmm.
Could the Provari 3 use Induction Technology? Hmmmmm.