i didn't get that particular answer, either. though the others were pretty clear to me.
I've lost my Provari
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i didn't get that particular answer, either. though the others were pretty clear to me.
Sorry beckdg.
When you said Came for Advise, I took it in the Context of Advise about a Provari. Not about Advise for a New and Smaller Mod.
My Mistake.
easy mistake. the p-word gets pretty touchy 'round these parts. hard to focus on much else once it's in print. i'm guilty at times myself.
honestly, i'd be curious about the batteries used in the prothingy. they could possibly be a culprit. especially if they're flat tops with a magnet for a button or fake AW's op just got unlucky with.
I Frankly think the Entire Provari Fanbois and Provari Haters think Is Kinda Stupid.
I really Don't care what Mod Anyone Else uses. I'm Not Sure why someone else should Care about the Mod I'm using.
And that was the Main Reason I Didn't Give or Make a Suggestion in the OP's 1st Post. Because I wasn't going to be Part of it when the P-Word is Involved.
So I just Tried to Post something Humorous to Stave Off the Inevitable. And to keep the Flow of the Thread as Light As Possible.
A smaller regulated mod would be an iTasts VVv3. Aside from that one, most other tube mods are around the same diameter as a Provari. Also, vaping via watts, rather then volts may provide more consistency for a user who may or may not understand the relationship between ohms and volts and how changes to either one will affect the overall vape. Also, I believe there are some 14500 regulated mods out there. I'm not familiar with specific names, but a google search for regulated 14500 mods should yield results.
As for dry hits, that's more trial and error to find. What works for some doesn't work for others. Everyone has their own preferences for toppers. There are a ton of factors that go into why a topper may not be wicking well. If OP likes to take longer, harder, draws, then toppers that are good for some people won't be for him. Still, dry hits are largely due to the toppers, not the power source. A different power source will have the same results if other toppers are not tried. Keep looking OP, and I suggest that most of your money go to looking for. Suitable topper before spending on a more expensive mod. Get the iTaste. Try variable watts and see if it's more consistent as a power source for you. The iTaste VVv3 is only $26 over at 101vape
As for dry hits, that's more trial and error to find. What works for some doesn't work for others. Everyone has their own preferences for toppers. There are a ton of factors that go into why a topper may not be wicking well. If OP likes to take longer, harder, draws, then toppers that are good for some people won't be for him. Still, dry hits are largely due to the toppers, not the power source. A different power source will have the same results if other toppers are not tried. Keep looking OP, and I suggest that most of your money go to looking for. Suitable topper before spending on a more expensive mod. Get the iTaste. Try variable watts and see if it's more consistent as a power source for you. The iTaste VVv3 is only $26 over at 101vape
While the scenario of Provape simply being unable to reproduce the 5 volt error could happen, I think it more likely from OP's statements that much of the issue may be some misunderstanding of volts and the proper setting of them for toppers of various resistances. If OP switched a topper, a setting on the Provari for the first one may be a great vape, but on the second could be too hot or too cool if there was no adjustment between vapes according to the resistance. A variable watt device would eliminate that as an issue.
I totally agree. I have many devices, as stated before, I even told OP that a Joytech Evic might be good to get. I have one of those too. But it seems people want to call you a fanboi if you simply mention a ProVari. LOL. It's silly. I still say getting a new device is moot til he fixes his topper issues. If you read all the OP posts its clear its a topper issue.
I don't. It found me, apparently, I left it @ a party on memorial Day, the host returned it. The battery still was good, have to tell Mr. Ripley's rep about that. Gave my little Lulu a good cleaning worked for a day or 2, had 2 clean it again. It's the same. Can only vape @ 3.2, & it jumps to 5 something, unprovoked. So, I'm glad to have everyone's advice. I still have to get a secondary primary, when Lulu gets moody. I appreciate everyone's input & will peruse, had trouble with my password. Haven't been online much, packing to move. Thank you all, for making my decision so much easier!
I paid for a new device, directly from Provari. Perhaps they sent me one that had been sent to them previously. I'll never know.
One person's cup of tea may be poison to another.
One person's cup of tea may be poison to another.
You do realize that problems with dry hits are a problem with your topper, not the Provari? The Provari is just the power source. Seriously, are you that dense?
Do you have a preferred topper? When I spoke with Provari, they asked what I was using. I told them that I was using Cisco 1.5ohm.
They replied, well, that voids the warranty, right there. Sent it in, used only standard atty's @ Provari's behest.
I'm not trying to give them bad press, just the facts.
They replied, well, that voids the warranty, right there. Sent it in, used only standard atty's @ Provari's behest.
I'm not trying to give them bad press, just the facts.
Cisco atties voids Provape's warranty? Can anyone verify this? 1.5 ohms doesn't seem too low either. My Kayfuns are usually running at 1.5 to 1.8 ohms.
Just by reading this one post I suspect most all problems you encounter are due to user error.
& a mod that does better with VG..?.?..?.... Oh, nevermind............
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