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[farmer_bric]

Slow er down big fella Lots of time left in the game

I think you will find that the juice is the main treasure, and not the hardware !?

 

[RollandOfGilead]

If you think your gonna get one, then get it now... its cheaper in the long run. Save you from buying all the "inbetweens" while working your way towards it. I havn't got one myself im torn between an EVO and the Provari. and im sitting at around $550 dollars in less than two months in juice and Hardware. Wish I bit the bullet earlier gonna have to wait a while now.

The voltage is directly related to the resistance of the atty or clero or carto attached to the battery, there is a "sweetspot"
usually between 4 and 8 Watts. Ill attach a chart to refer to... down the left is the Resistance in ohms, along the top is the voltage.for example if your carto is 2.4 ohms then the sweet spot (in green) is between 3.25 and 4.25 volts. lower volts little to no vapor, higher than that could burn out/ruin the carto.

 

[Audionut02]

Slow er down big fella Lots of time left in the game

I think you will find that the juice is the main treasure, and not the hardware !?

Ha ha. I know. Im totally happy with what I have. Its just fun to see some of those rigs on youtube.

 

[Audionut02]

If you think your gonna get one, then get it now... its cheaper in the long run. Save you from buying all the "inbetweens" while working your way towards it. I havn't got one myself im torn between an EVO and the Provari. and im sitting at around $550 dollars in less than two months in Juice and Hardware. Wish I bit the bullet earlier gonna have to wait a while now.

The voltage is directly related to the resistance of the atty or clero or carto attached to the battery, there is a "sweetspot"
usually between 4 and 8 Watts. Ill attach a chart to refer to... down the left is the Resistance in ohms, along the top is the voltage.for example if your carto is 2.4 ohms then the sweet spot (in green) is between 3.25 and 4.25 volts. lower volts little to no vapor, higher than that could burn out/ruin the carto.

Thanks for the graph. I will study it some more. I agree with you on not wasting time trying stuff only to eventually get the best there is at the time. If I can tie this into what I have spent most of my fun money on, its audio equipment. Tube amps, speakers, room acoustics. I've spent more hours than I could imagine on forums trying to learn and buy with knowledge. Always evolving.

Iv'e only been on ECF for one week and I can say it has been one of the best weeks I have had. The excitement of learning something completely new (although at first I thought I was out of my element) has been so amazing. We have our first baby girl coming in November. I promised my wife I would quit. I will now.

To all the friends who have taken their time to help me I thank you.

 

[jeffjr464]

glad i could be of service enjoy your new toys!!!