Advice-Build me setup does liquids $300 budget

[Susan W.]

Caridwen - I think the lack of help has something to do with some references to using these devices for other things and no one wanted to go there. Then OP changed his request, decided he wanted a ProVari and even then puts into another post a device that shouldn't be mentioned on this forum.

Since OP posted from the Provape website, OP knows where to get a ProVari.

As I am unable to suggest suppliers, I was really hoping that one of the many ProVari owners could have offered you some suggestions on what you needed.

Sadly that wasn't the case. Hope what you did purchase works out for you. I'd post in the link I posted earlier and you may get a little more help.

 

[Criticalmass]

I wouldn't even buy a kit. I'd just buy the pieces individually and save some money. IMO. The Provari and devices like it, while neat, are WAY over-priced for what they are and someone with some tools and a bit of electronics knowledge can build them for maybe a tenth of the price.

I actually have spent some time thinking about the tanks though and atomizers though. While I like the EVOD and the Kangertech tanks in general. I think most, if not all tanks are lacking a few design features.

#1 Design feature missing is convenience. None of the tanks are convenient to refill or change atomizers on and this is a problem.

Also not a big fan of the wick material either (silica) that comes with the tanks. They should offer a choice of wick materials.

There has to be a different way to do this, IMO.

A small air-tight refill tube on something like an EVOD or one of the Pro-tanks would work. Then you only have to mess with the Atomizer when it goes out.

 

[thundrcack]

Discussion of devices used to vaporize anything other than e-liquids is generally not a good idea around here.

If your budget is around $300, you should look into the ProVari. Top of the line, regulated electronic mod. A pair of ProTank 2's for your delivery devices. Good quality batteries from ProVape, the same shop that sells the ProVari device. That's not going to leave much for liquids, but if you shop around you'll be able to find some inexpensive bottles of something tasty.

seconded, that's the setup I have after looking for quite some time