Ego EVIC vs Sigilei Zmax

[elmattias]

My provari gets the e1 error at 1.1

Solution: turn the voltage down...

Provari had a 4.5 amp limit (for the v2), which means most power you can push is 15 Watts, if you're getting e1, you can turn the voltage down and it will fire....a good rule is: if the provari can read the resistance of attached device, it can fire it at some capacity.

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[nick.ruggieo]

Evic all the way!

 

[Kandder]

I have been using and evic for a couple months now and have no Issues with it. I want to be a advocate for it here since it doesnt have many it seems. I would recommend it to anyone that I turn to vaping. I will admit that all the gizmos like puff count were cool at first but I dont think I have looked at it in a few weeks so its really not a big deal. I think that the firmware upgrade is pretty cool though. It has vaped everything from 70/30 to 100 VG on just about every thing you can think of. I seriously spent way to much on every carto/addy setup I could find. It has done well with them all. One thing that I absolutly love about it and I dont know if any other mods do this or not is that I can set it to 9W and what ever I put on it will adjust the volts automatically so I dont have to mess with anything. I can hot swap addys and cartos all day with out having to adjust anything.

 

[Windz1]

I ordered an eVic for the following reasons:

- No need to remove the battery to charge.
I have enough things next to the bed at home (Lamp, 2 Cell chargers, eGo twist home charger, digital alarm clock), only to add another charger just for the batteries? I'm lazy when I'm home. . .don't want to bother with removing batteries and keeping an eye on the charging. Why do you think there's 3 usb chargers that can substitute for that?

- 3 custom settings for different atty's
I vape between 11/12 to 0 mg of nicotine across 5-6 juices (I usually buy in 30ml bottles, so I rarely run out). And because they usually burn at different voltages and nicotine strength (dunno if this is correct), the different atty's mean I can hot swap and the eVic automatically can adjust based on the preferences I set.

 

[Str8nitro]

Actually, for a no-nonsense VW experience you might want to look into a mech mod with a kick. No menus to fiddle with, just a consistently good vape. For someone who constantly changes tanks and accidentally changes settings(it's happened to me on the zmax), that would be ideal.

I am trying to get into the mods now and to be honest I really don't need all the bells and whistles, I am interested in what you would recommend as a mech mod with a kick.

 

[sonicdsl]

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