anyone notice a difference in vapor production from one device to another?

[Butters78]

The flavor is the same.. the TH the same.. set at the same voltage but one device seems to produce more vapor. It may be all in my head but has anyone else experienced this?

BTW it's the same tank switched from one mod to another.

 

[C1BERUS]

what device do you use ?
i feel the difference if i try ego with leo , leo got more power but it's still @ 3,7...

some device has amp limit, like LT doesn't matter you use on higher voltage it produce the 'safe' voltage, like DC ( 1,5 ohm ) if you put it on LT @ 6 V , its like @ 3,8- 3,9 on other device ( wich doesn't have protection like buzz pro or vmax ) ...

i think provari v2 has that limit ( 2,5 Amp ), if you compare with buzz ( 3 Amp )...

 

[six]

Airflow. One of your mods has a looser connector around the air holes in your carto and the other is tighter. From talking to you, I know you have both a provari and a buzz pro. Now and then someone mentions a somewhat tight draw on the buzz pro comparing it to some other device. It can be loosened up a bit to allow in more air. There are at least a couple of threads in the notcigs subforum with instructions. On really easy way to test out that theory is to put a sealed 510/510 adapter on it and see if that changes the draw for you.

I've only used a provari for a few hours one time a few months ago. My recollection is that it has a fairly standard looking connector and the threads didn't seem overly deep. I have, however, read at least two people saying the draw was too tight for their preferences. The same thing goes for that if it is the mod you're noticing the change in vapor amount with. Put a sealed adapter on and see if that changes the airflow enough to change the amount of vapor.

 

[cskent]

Some batteries pass more current quicker. Compare a cheap Li-ion to an AW IMR and you'll find a big difference. I've got several sets of 14500's, gray Ultrafire, Trustfire flames, and 2 sets of AW IMR's. The Ultrafires are noticeably weaker than either the Trustfire flames or the AW IMR's. The Trustfire flames are noticeably weaker than the AW IMR's. The difference? IMR's discharge at a higher amp rate. I've quit using Li-ion batteries and have switched to IMR's in all my devices.

 

[mikebabs]

Some batteries pass more current quicker. Compare a cheap Li-ion to an AW IMR and you'll find a big difference. I've got several sets of 14500's, gray Ultrafire, Trustfire flames, and 2 sets of AW IMR's. The Ultrafires are noticeably weaker than either the Trustfire flames or the AW IMR's. The Trustfire flames are noticeably weaker than the AW IMR's. The difference? IMR's discharge at a higher amp rate. I've quit using Li-ion batteries and have switched to IMR's in all my devices.

This post should be made a "sticky"........It answers plenty of questions in little space.....GET GOOD BATTERIES.....

 

[Butters78]

Great responses guys..

So amp limit, air flow, and batteries may be the culprit I see..

I'm talking about my provari and buzz pro as six mentioned. I really dont think the amp limit is the issue. Im using 3.0 at like 4.6-7.. Even the lavatube handles that ok I imagine. The airflow does make a lot of sense. I changed my screw on the BP because it was a bit of a tight draw to a slotted which did help it from being a bit too tight for my tastes. The provari is the one that gives a bit more vapor. Now the batteries.. in the P I'm using AW IMR, in the buzz pro I'm using powerizers rcr that have been tested to have the longest life with the pro. Now I never took intp account that the quality of power it's putting out may be lacking. Now if I'm blind folded I cant tell the difference like I said with the Th etc.. but sometimes I'm a visual person and I love to see the huge clouds ha.