I am looking for something better for dripping, I would like a cartomizer, later I am getting a tank. If possible I would like something that gives good vapor production with the smallest amount of heat. I don't know if this makes sense or is possible, I find the hotter it gets, the more irritated my throat gets. I am also ordering a different ratio of liquid. So, dual, single, low resistant, ohms? Can someone guide me on this? I have a Provari v2. I read something about dual coil ss from mad vapes, anything on them? Or any other solutions is great.
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Dripping onto a cartomizer kinda defeats the purpose of dripping. you generally drip onto a plain atomizer.
Atomizers are generally single coil,
as for heat I like a cooler vape also, has more flavor for me, what resistance you need to get a aprticular vape depends on what voltage you are running at. or in your case with a provari you can use just about any resistance (ohms) you like and adjust your PV to suit your taste.
here is a chart, click though twice for a readable image, sticking towards the lower end of the green band will get you a cooler vape.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...el-power-worksheet-voltage-vs-resistance.html
Atomizers are generally single coil,
as for heat I like a cooler vape also, has more flavor for me, what resistance you need to get a aprticular vape depends on what voltage you are running at. or in your case with a provari you can use just about any resistance (ohms) you like and adjust your PV to suit your taste.
here is a chart, click though twice for a readable image, sticking towards the lower end of the green band will get you a cooler vape.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...el-power-worksheet-voltage-vs-resistance.html
I'd suggest running between 3.0 - 3.5 Ohms resistance good quality dripping atomizer. To increase vapor & mute throat hit I would increase VG, decrease PG content in e-liquid. I usually mix mine around 50-50 for this reason. 
YES, actually. That is exactly what a dual-coil carto should do at a relatively low voltage. When you get the dual coil carto, it's going to me rated with a certain "total resistance". That, in fact, means that it has two coils, each having twice the resistance of the total. The result is, to a certain degree, more vapor (because of the larger coil area) and a cooler vape for the same power setting as a single coil. You should be fine with these on the ProVari - especially since you are not aiming for high power.
A lot of people look for a stronger hit with these dual-coils and then get disappointed / confused about their performance, but they should be right up your alley...
I have no idea how well dual coil atomizers perform.
wich juice do you use ? if that pure PG , that increasing the troathits ( that's your called irritated your throat ) , if you want more vapor try adding VG to decreasing TH , flavor but more smooth and thick vapor.
If you doesn't like adding something to your liquid just order liquid with VG base, maybe you can get 70% VG and 30% PG , or 100% VG.
If you had a provari don't buy Dual Coil they produce more vapor but it also gave warm vapor ( which you don't like ), you should try boge standart resistance ( 3.0 ohm ) they are single coil, but the VTF is awesome.
I use boge 3.0 ohm at 4,5V at my Lavatube, maybe you could set at 4V at provari to give you more 'coller' vape.
If you like boge performance, you can buy a tank for boge to save you wasting time to reffiled them
I hope that's help...
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