Aspire BDC on PROVARI

[cbf10]

Hey Everyone,

So my current and favorite tank is the aspire vivi style bdc tank. I have three of them and they work great.

I purchased a provari and itll be here tomorrow, but i think pbusardo said that they dont work on the provari.

Can anyone tell me if theyve used them/currently use them on the provari? Its sucks that id have to put these aside.

Recently, indoorsmokers posted a review of the provari 2.5 and hes vaping the aspire tank on it perfectly fine... So Im just lost....


Help?


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[rat6fink]

BDC worked like a charm on my Provari Mini...


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[r77r7r]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/provari/512643-aspire-davide-aspire-nautilus-2.html

 

[Papa_Lazarou]

I believe pbusardo was referring to the connection types of the devices. Provari's have a 510 (skinny) connection only and won't fit ego-style tank connections without a thread converter (which is cheap and easy to obtain if it came to that).

BTW, shout out to my wet coast brother (or sister?).

 

[chemxsol]

I've seen plenty of people on youtube vape the Aspire BDC on a Provari, but I believe it's what Papa_Lazarou said......and west coast love!

 

[keonee]

I just have a habit of putting on my Provari Mini a tank airflow controller when using Aspire BDC. Waiting for vape-mail so I can try out the Aspire Nautilus with adjustable airflow design.

 

[cbf10]

I believe pbusardo was referring to the connection types of the devices. Provari's have a 510 (skinny) connection only and won't fit ego-style tank connections without a thread converter (which is cheap and easy to obtain if it came to that).

BTW, shout out to my wet coast brother (or sister?).

Thanks a lot bro. Lol its "brother" by the way.

And the aspire i use is a 510 connection. Just literally sits all the way down on the ring so barely if any air gets in.


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[-KBB-]

Yep, there's proof for you. I added an airflow controller on it though. These tanks need plenty of air, and the best way to do so is with an airflow controller. All you do is line up the holes of the base (where the bottom of the threaded screw section is) with the notches in the airflow controller. Basically, you want to see the air holes of the bottom base through the airflow controller. There should be a little gap. Before I did this, the draw was way too tight, and I got flooding and gurgling. I got mine at Vermillion River for about $3.