dual coils

[pmos69]

Yes, 6 volts applied to a 1.5 ohm load would be 24 watts. What does it measure on the provari?

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1.5 Ohm would measure 1.5 Ohm on the provari.

 

[Jermbug]

If its the V2 version of the provari then I would say probably yes but if its the original then I would say no. You would have to use 2.0ohm dual coil cartos on it to go up to about 5.8v without any error code. Good luck

 

[pmos69]

Once again - No.
The V2 will not let you vape at 6 Volts with a 1.5 Ohm carto/atty/DC/your_mother_in_law. (For those that live in hell in the summer and want to vape at 24 Watts)

It has 2 limits:
- 3.5 Amps
- 14.5 Watts when above 4.2 Volts.

Do the math.

 

[Slurp812]

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1.5 Ohm would measure 1.5 Ohm on the provari.

Most of my cartos don't measure what they are rated. Some are off by .5 ohms. I was just curious if he actually measured it...

 

[Slurp812]

Once again - No.
The V2 will not let you vape at 6 Volts with a 1.5 Ohm carto/atty/DC/your_mother_in_law. (For those that live in hell in the summer and want to vape at 24 Watts)

It has 2 limits:
- 3.5 Amps
- 14.5 Watts when above 4.2 Volts.

Do the math.

They could be a little off, but should be close to these limits tho. But really 14 watts will vape your head off in any case! :O
According to calculations my V1 will do around 2.7 amps before it gets e2 error.

 

[pmos69]

Most of my cartos don't measure what they are rated. Some are off by .5 ohms. I was just curious if he actually measured it...

Ah
Didn't understand the question.