Feeling like a bit of a noob - need help!

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katann23

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So, my husband said I can get a Provari VV and I am so happy! However, I'm a little confused. When I go on the website, I see the model is on sale for $159, however, it seems I will need to purchase some other items to make it work?

Can someone give me a list of what I will need to purchase? I would be so sad if I ordered it and I was missing something when it gets here.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!!
 

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They have a starter kit that will give you everything you need! Here is the link. You may want to add the extentention cap and two 18650 batteries but this link will help you figure it out Katanna23. Good luck, I just got my Chrome Provari last week. They now have black in a satin finish that should wear better. Your gona love it! Here is the link! ProVari Variable Voltage Electronic Cigarette
 

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Based on the price in your post, looks like your looking at the satin ProVari. There's a kit available for a little over $200 that includes carto's, drip tip, 2 batts and charger. That would be all you need to get started The basic ProVari uses 2x 18490 batts.

I'm a heavy vapor and 1 18490 lasts me around 10 hrs, so I use 2 a day. If you want longer time per batt, then you could purchase an extension and use 18650 bats like Hottody suggested. I prefer the shorter length of the standard ProVari. If you like dripping, then get a 510 connection atty. I know ProVape sells attys and I hope they don't mind me plugging another vendor, but I suggest the IKenVape IO6 atty's. I use them exclusively on my ProVari and really like them. As to carto and/or atty ohms - I suggest at least 2.5 to 3.0 ohms. This will give you a better range of voltage settings to use. Some folks use LR carto/attys and even dual coil carto - but I'd stay away from them until you have some experience with the ProVari.

oh - if you have the extra money, I also suggest not buying the kit with the charger and ordering the Pila charger instead. It's a fine charger and gives me more piece of mind if I forget to take the battery out when the charge is complete. :oops:

Best wishes on your new PV - you're gonna like it!!! :laugh:
 
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