forgive my ignorance if this has been addressed, but whats the difference between a provari mini with the 18490 extension and a regular provari?
differences between mini and regular?
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Other than the exterior styling, they are pretty much the same in this configuration. As you may know, the regular can accommodate an 18650 battery with an extended end cap. That's what I use.
Firestorm covered it... Just to add -- the mini, while it can have the extension put on it, is best served (IMO) in 18350 mode... As the base units are the same price, you pay technically a bit more for a smaller size (and slightly less metal) -- the mini is all about the more compact design, and the full size is for those that require a bigger battery for longer life.
I'm a mod ....., so I carry 2 provari mini's, 2 vmods and extra juice, batteries, and accessories for all wherever I go
I'm a mod ....., so I carry 2 provari mini's, 2 vmods and extra juice, batteries, and accessories for all wherever I go
I agree, get the mini. If you need to go bigger, there are extensions you can buy to do so. You can't make the standard smaller.
Regular Provari and a Mini with a black extender cap.
Regular Provari with extendor cap; a regular Provari, and a Mini.
You are always one step ahead of me lol! Great pictorial! I say get the mini .. beautiful compact versatile
The difference is the battery charge cycle. You will get a couple more hours vape time with the regular size.
FelixOverland said:
Flintlock, did you misread the original question? Both units are using the same 18490 battery. What you just said is confusing.
I guess I didn't read.
Flintlock, did you misread the original question? Both units are using the same 18490 battery. What you just said is confusing.
If you're like me and have big hands, the most comfortable configuration is the standard unit WITH the 18650 extender cap. The standard unit is a bit too small for my hands and the button feels too low for my thumb. With the extention cap it's a perfect fit.... But again, I have giant hands.
I have large hands, too, but I guess I learn to adapt to whatever mod I'm using. All of them have a different fire button placement. I sometimes use my thumb, sometimes use my index finger, sometimes I use my middle finger, just depending upon where the fire button is.
LOL Bad. Those of us that know you, already know your larger than life. Just a giggled brother. vape well and live long.
Ok, maybe I should clarify.... Without the extension, my pinky is left flapping in the breeze... The longer config allows me to actually wrap my pinky around the device when using it..... A little more "manly" in my opinion.
Also, I have some nerve damage in my right wrist and sometimes the button causes me to hold the device at just the right position in 18490 mode to aggravate the nerves.....causing pain.
Just doesn't feel right to me to not use my thumb on the button.
Also, I have some nerve damage in my right wrist and sometimes the button causes me to hold the device at just the right position in 18490 mode to aggravate the nerves.....causing pain.
Just doesn't feel right to me to not use my thumb on the button.
I found that no matter what the size or the type of APV, I adapte to it and it fits perfect. May take a few minutes, but whatever size or shape or mod, I can adapt.
My e-pipe is the only one I have to think about.
My e-pipe is the only one I have to think about.
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