With regards to amp limitations. The Provari doesn't cheat like most other mods. If the current is going to be exceeded, it won't fire. Most other mods, MVP amongst them, will fire, even if the maximum amp limit is exceeded. It fools some people into believing their device will deliver more power than it is capable of.
Now, if you had a Janty Mid, you could get 25 watts, and real time monitoring via the pc, heck it even has a built in oscilloscope lol!
Anyways, for the MVP player, plug your number into this,
Ohm's Law Calculator
If the current comes out higher than 3.0 amps (some say it's 3.5? not sure), your device is not going to deliver that much power.
And who knows, even if a device is rated at 3.0 amps, due to manufacturing variances, it could be a couple points higher or lower. You will never know, as your device will just fire at it's maximum. The devices maximum is not what you set on the screen sometimes. Just cause you tell it to fire 6 volts does not mean it is delivering six volts.
Five volts, 1.2 ohm coil, sure it will fire, but it's not delivering five volts as the devices current limit has been exceeded, it will default to it's maximum, which is considerably lower with a coil at 1.2 ohms. If the amp limit is indeed 3 amps, you can only deliver a theoretical 3.6 volts into a 1.2 ohm coil.
If you exceed the ProVari's amp ceiling, it simply won't fire, it doesn't cheat lol
Is their any MVP owners that can tell me how many watts that is?