After contemplating for weeks finally pulled the trigger and ordered a Provari Blem for $140 . Hope its worth it . Also ordered a Aga - T + . Wanted to ask if its too difficult to setup the aga T + ?
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As for the Provari, nothing can be said that hasn't been said before, great choice. The AGA+ will most likely require some tinkering and trial and error, especially if you are new to Genesis Style Attys but once you find your way with it you'll know why they get so much attention. There is a AGA thread in the rebuildable section that will give you lots of great info.
Since you're going to use a Provari, you might want to grab a small washer to put between your tightening nuts on the positive post to help with the top hot spot many people get with the AGA.
I would recommend 28 gauge or twisted 32 awg but you might have to do more coil wraps to get the resistance high enough for the Provari to fire. I know twisted 32 gauge has completely eliminated any hot spots for me (0.8 ohm coil)... and I run at 22 watts. Might be able to get away with a 5 wrap 28 gauge though ...
Grats on the ProV!
I would recommend 28 gauge or twisted 32 awg but you might have to do more coil wraps to get the resistance high enough for the Provari to fire. I know twisted 32 gauge has completely eliminated any hot spots for me (0.8 ohm coil)... and I run at 22 watts. Might be able to get away with a 5 wrap 28 gauge though ...
Grats on the ProV!
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man you will hate it!, it's so old school what with the one button menu and NO VW it's like last years tech and no one want these dinosaurs anymore - highly overrated and expensive to boot.
i cant see why anyone would waste that much money on a VV mod ---- oh wait i own 3, nevermind
enjoy it!
i cant see why anyone would waste that much money on a VV mod ---- oh wait i own 3, nevermind
enjoy it!
Had mine for a week now, knew it had to be good after I noticed the people who smoked more than me had all picked these up in the last month. Probably saw 10 provaris in a 48 hour time span lol. So I decided to take the plunge and I am glad I did. No more cigarettes...however now I still am waiting on a glass tank and cartos. So spending the money elsewhere lol.
Got a blem as well. Can't find the blem. Kinda wish I knew where it was ....haha
Well worth it. I use my aga on my bamboo though. Easier to check carto
Well worth it. I use my aga on my bamboo though. Easier to check carto
I want the under-the-table, underrated, underpriced, industrial-strength yet not shouted from the rooftops PV only the ppl who really know what they're doing have...I know it's out there and I will find it...eventually.
nvm what i say - i'll never find it and will order a provari when i get the $ lol...my spinner just broke so easily, what a giant turd and i got more chinese crap on the way...u guys are right, buy from an american company who backs their product and be done/
You'll realize the Provari is worth it once you unwrap the bubble wrap and just hold it in your hands for the first time. It's a great piece of mechanical craftmanship, and vapes even better.
I just set up my first rebuildable last night, the same AGA T+ you ordered. I got it up and running without too much difficulty.
(The first coil I made a few days ago had a short according to the Provari, so while making adjustments to the coil it broke. There's not enough wire included in the kit to make a new coil so I was forced to wait on delivery for more.)
My first coil reads out at 1.3 volts according to the Provari. I'm running it at 3.4 volts on the Provari and 3.7 volts on my Silver Bullet. The vapor is the most of any delivery device that I've ever had.
The flavor is ok, not great and not bad. I understand that these need to "season" with a tankfull or two of juice, so overall I'm happy.Watch the Zen video on YouTube for the ZAP, very well photographed and good explanations for the Genesis setup. Also a great thread on the AGA in the rebuildable sub-forum. I recommend to go ahead and order more wire and mesh now so if you run into the same problem I did you have backup supplies on hand.
Good luck with your new setup.
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