I need a good 510 for my Provari
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I do not have a Provari. I use standard resistance Boge 510 cartos. I find they work well the longest with thin clear juices.
Some I hate are SLB with their fat wad of stuffing, inner seal and no defined central air channel.
Some I hate are SLB with their fat wad of stuffing, inner seal and no defined central air channel.
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I'm not sure what brand atties ProVape sells. I've never tried one so I can't speak about the quality. I will say that I'm extremely impressed with the atties from IkenVape. I'm using a IKV 306, not a 510, but I expect the build quality would be the same on them. They are a little pricey at about $8 each but it's been well worth it for me.
Ikenvape has some realy good ones with more to be released. keep in mind you realy dond have any limitations to what you can use. AvidVaper's "Cisco spec" attys are another favorite of mine. I would grab 3:
An LR( 1.5-2.0Ω) for 3.7v setting only
A standard(2.5Ω) for4- 5volt settings
and a HV(3.5Ω) for 6 volt setting
Then see what fits you the best.
I have personally had no use for any 4.5Ω attys I have tried.
There are no limitations to what you can use on the Provari as long as you stick to using 510 or306's.Otherwise you will need an adapter. I find these companies I find to have the best performing attys of the ones I have tried although I have not tried the HV attys from AvidVaper.
Happy vaping
An LR( 1.5-2.0Ω) for 3.7v setting only
A standard(2.5Ω) for4- 5volt settings
and a HV(3.5Ω) for 6 volt setting
Then see what fits you the best.
I have personally had no use for any 4.5Ω attys I have tried.
There are no limitations to what you can use on the Provari as long as you stick to using 510 or306's.Otherwise you will need an adapter. I find these companies I find to have the best performing attys of the ones I have tried although I have not tried the HV attys from AvidVaper.
Happy vaping
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The ones im using are 3 ohms. What does that mean. I am vaping at around 4.5v. Do different ohms limit volt usage. Im a nube so easy on darth!
Ohms is a measure of electrical resistance. I think 3 ohms is good for the ProVari. You should avoid using low resistance (2 ohms or less) atomizers because they draw more current and will drain your battery faster. Also, you're more likely to get E1 and E2 errors using LR atties on the ProVari, which indicates that you're pulling more current than the ProVari's circuitry can handle.
If you're atty is 3 ohms and you're vaping at 4.5 volts that means you're drawing 4.5/3 = 1.5 amps (current) and vaping at 1.5*4.5 = 6.75 Watts. With a 2 ohm atty you would only need 3.7V to get that much power (3.7/2*3.7 = 6.8 Watts) and you'd be drawing 3.7/2 = 1.85 amps.
If you're atty is 3 ohms and you're vaping at 4.5 volts that means you're drawing 4.5/3 = 1.5 amps (current) and vaping at 1.5*4.5 = 6.75 Watts. With a 2 ohm atty you would only need 3.7V to get that much power (3.7/2*3.7 = 6.8 Watts) and you'd be drawing 3.7/2 = 1.85 amps.
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Hmm? I never had any issues with 1.5 or error indications.The 18490 is an 1100 mAh battery I think it can more than handle it since it is well above the required 450 mah for 1.5Ω. It will drain faster than a 2.5Ω but keep in mind, although it is a 3.7 v battery it is made to go up to 6V. I would think using a 3.7 v battery at 6v drains it just as fast or faster.Talk about wattage and amps! (IMO)
Vaader. Although Digs has a point about it draining faster ( Although I dont understand the 1.5 not working thing. ??) you have to figure out what fits you. It all depends on what "best" means for you. performance or battery life.The higher the wattage the higher the performance. Kinda like a muscle car. The faster you drive it, the sooner you run out of gas. Thats why I suggested getting all three Ω ratings.To find out what fits you.I personally wouldn't buy a 69 Selby Mustang Mach I and worry about gas milage.
Case in point. I would never use a 3Ω below 5v. But Thats because I didn't spend all that money on a Provari to go sunday driving. I bought it cuz it performs like a muscle car and I set it to what ever I need to get the most Vapor and flavor out of it that I can and the way to do that is to achieve 7-9 watts. 6.75 is ok but...... 5v x 5v =25 / 3Ω =8.33333333333 wats.8 watts is what we call a sweet spot (warm enough to give you clouds but cool enough to not burn your juice)
I have never had and issue with it not lasting the day either way.Its 1100 mah after all.If for some reason That isn't enough for your particular vaping style, get the 1600mah 18650.
You dont buy a Provari to worry about how much power you are using.Thats what a 1300mah Ego for $80 is for. You buy a Provari to find the perfect voltage to fine tune your atty to its fullest potential!!
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With a Provari a modded vortex is as close to dripping for flavors throat hit and plumes of vapor I have found
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+1 for ikenvape atties. i know im shooting myself in the foot here(cause you gotta clean thier stock out once you try them) but they are hands down the best atties i have ever had between slb boge bauway even dse. ikenvape just does it better with usa made heating elements and better air flow. i never get a burnt disgusting taste in mine i just notice that the flavor goes a little off and its time to redrip.
i am in no way affiliated with IKV just love thier products.
if you like cartos his gold V2s are the best 510 carto around and hes even in the middle of a beta test on his version of a DC.(which i take full credit for as i asked the original question lol)
i am in no way affiliated with IKV just love thier products.
if you like cartos his gold V2s are the best 510 carto around and hes even in the middle of a beta test on his version of a DC.(which i take full credit for as i asked the original question lol)
The vortex is rated for 3.7 volts 2.7 ohm but most are at the 3.0 to 3.2 range on the provari they come alive at 4.3 to 5 volts
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