Been looking at a portable botanical vaporizer. Anybody try the Thermovape Evolution LV? It fits on anything 510 threaded...
Botanical Vaporizers
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I have a freind in California that says they work very well....
What mod did he use it on? The one they sell in their kit? I have a ProVari that can handle 3.5amps, not sure of other big batt mods that could handle the 20watts that the evolution is putting out.
The Thermovape Evolution LV is for 3.7v devices. They sell a 3.7v battery mod to match up. They also say you can use the vaporizer on 3.7 devices that can handle 3.5amps, and I think I read somewhere that the LV is pushing 20 watts.
Could be wrong, could be deceptive, could be one of those "dual coil" wattage situations where the math is different, I don't know. I don't want to buy their $150 3.7v mod kit to try it out, but if the unit worked on my ProVari, I could afford lose about $20 or so to buy the $60 unit and sell it used for about 1/3 off if I didn't like it.
that's crazy! i really wanted to invest in one a while ago. i know some people who grow their own their own organic herbs intended for tea, but man would i love to vape a lavendar/chamomile/peppermint blend. if you could accomplish it on a vv apv, it'd be one way to save money on what would be a multipurpose tool.
Would be nice to get the resistance of these units...
Where do you guys see that it runs at 20 watts? Or are you thinking of the standard version that runs on 6v?
isn't this http://www.provape.com/v/images/ProVariV1vsV2.pdf implying that the Provari V2 is limited to 14.5W?
I thought I read that at a different forum.
I have a Q into the manufacturer regarding ohms and watts.
Why not just get a real herbal vape? I have the arizer solo, Canadian made, glass stems and diffuser bowl, and totally portable.
Perfect for non liquid vaping, peppermint etc is amazing!
Perfect for non liquid vaping, peppermint etc is amazing!
Wouldn't it be better to get the 6V version if you have a Provari anyways?
The Arizer Solo seems to be $212 while this thermovape one is only $55
That's what I'm wondering...
The solo is expensive, this 510 threaded attachment is only $60
I also have the arizer solo and it works great for non liquid or non concentrated botanicals. I have read the battery life on the Thermovape is pretty lacking. The solo on the other hand while not the best battery life does last pretty long. I have also checked into the thermovape and am waiting for it to get a bit better before biting.
I just noticed they have a Revolution LV and an Evolution LV.... what the heck is the difference?
Is the revolution only for oil? The evolution for herbs/plants?
Is the revolution only for oil? The evolution for herbs/plants?
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