going to look kinda small on a ProVari, they are about the diameter of a eGo battery
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going to look kinda small on a ProVari, they are about the diameter of a eGo battery
When I finally figured out how they work, their flavor, vapor production, and ease of use blew my mind. For once I was a very, very, VERY satisfied vaper.
I have the 5ml ones on an eGo, it is a little top heavy but nothing too bad. I like not having to fill up as often.
The 2ml might look OK on the mini, but i am not familiar with the mini enough to say for sure. Maybe someone could post pics of a 2ml tank on a mini, that would be helpful. You could always get one of each to see which one you like the best.
Love my carto tanks! I usually use singld coil standard (2.5) or more often 3.0 ohms on all my vv pv's. I love the convenience and performance. I have some great cartomaters frm vaperfexion, and I just got a couple phiniac tanks-one of them is so big it only looks right on my bombshell stinger, so that's where it lives. Cartos beat any wick based tank or system I have tried. I am fully converted.
The slim on a full sized ProVari...
That doesn't look too bad at all.
Newbie here. That chart you linked is saying that 4.0-8.5 watts is optimal, but all the video reviews I've watched (GG and PB included) seem to always be vaping around 9 watts. What's up with that?
What resistance and ohms are you using? Low or standard resistance? 1.8 ohm? 2.0 ohm? 3.0 ohm?
I set my Vamo,Zmax,Kick by Evolv at 9 watts everything is great to me.
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Yeah, I keep hearing 9W everywhere, but the charts suggest more like 6W. Why is that?
Some vapers like to push their equipment to the max (no pun intended).
Me? I've found 3.8 volts with a 2.0 standard resistance single coil cartomizer delivers a delicious vape, TONS of vapor, and zero percent burnt hits.
Now, that may change once I get my Vamo and my Provari Mini, but for right now, with my Twist, my Lavatube, and my Kgo VV, everything is locked in at 3.8 volts. Well, the Twist is set at the notch right before 4.0, so I'm assuming it's 3.8.
Me? I've found 3.8 volts with a 2.0 standard resistance single coil cartomizer delivers a delicious vape, TONS of vapor, and zero percent burnt hits.
Now, that may change once I get my Vamo and my Provari Mini, but for right now, with my Twist, my Lavatube, and my Kgo VV, everything is locked in at 3.8 volts. Well, the Twist is set at the notch right before 4.0, so I'm assuming it's 3.8.
And????????????? The average person is happy at 8! Taste is subjective! Everything is vaping is subjective! Some like 5watts, some like 20watts? then others want 400watts! God is great, beer is good, and people are crazy!
By this point, numbers no longer really concern me. You can vape at 12 watts, 6 watts, 4.5 volts, 6.0 volts, 3.7, 3.2, 3.8, it's all about where your sweet spot is. With all my juices, with all my equipment and gadgets, 3.8 is my sweet spot.
Indeed. I just wish some crazy millionaire would leave me all his money.
Of course it's subjective, but preferences fall on a bell curve, the peak of which is considered the consensus. The vaping power charts represent this consensus by highlighting it in green. On the charts, this is about 6W. However, the people I've heard talking about their vaping preferences almost invariably say 9-ish watts is what they use. This is a huge disparity.
For the 19mm tank on the provari, do you know how much ml of juice it holds?
Use an atomizer with a different resistance, and that sweet spot will shift. Remember it's watts, not voltage, that matters.
Ah, Starik, this might be considered the padawan teaching the Jedi. Trust me, I've been there, done that. I was a dripper for a solid month. If that doesn't seem long enough, try dripping. 
Now if we're talking about the atomizing coils in a carto, I just said, my tastes will probably change. ;-)
Now if we're talking about the atomizing coils in a carto, I just said, my tastes will probably change. ;-)
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