I just ordered a Provari v 2.5. This is my first VV. Anything i should know to get started.
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I received a Mini 2.5 today. I bought the Tatroe base, and that thing is freakin' awesome - it helps the Provari stand tall!
Make sure that you have atleast 2 batteries that fit and a good charger, nothing ____fire or _fest.
You should know your about to fall out of your chair in amazement
I did a lot of research before i took the plunge. I am super stoked to get vaping with the provari. I also ordered a serenity leather holster
I got two of the smallest batteries for the Mini and then two 18650's with two Tatroe extension rings and the Tatroe base. It's pretty sweet. I did not get the charger from Provapes; rather, I got a NiteCore i4 to charge all 4 batteries at once. I've been a vaping fool all day!
Meh Efest batteries are fine. I have a bunch and even use them in my mechanical mods with N/P. With all the safety features already programmed into the Provari, there is no reason to doubt that the OP will be fine if they got Efest batteries.
Understanding VV is not necessarily required to actually use VV. It can be mostly a taste thing and you will get used to it. Another thing that I have seen flying around the forum is the 2 rule. While it is not completely set in stone. Basically, most clearomizers seem to perform best around voltage that is two more than the ohms. Say you have a 2 ohm clearomizer, 4 volts is a good place to start out.
Understanding VV is not necessarily required to actually use VV. It can be mostly a taste thing and you will get used to it. Another thing that I have seen flying around the forum is the 2 rule. While it is not completely set in stone. Basically, most clearomizers seem to perform best around voltage that is two more than the ohms. Say you have a 2 ohm clearomizer, 4 volts is a good place to start out.
Interesting. I've been digging 2.5 Ohms at 4.4 volts. You're suggesting that I try 5.0? 4.8 would give me a burnt taste with a Twist; would it be any different with a Provari? I guess I can try...right now. LOL
No Sed, the +2 just means that you add 2 to your resistance, for your 2.5ohm you'd +2 to get 4.5 volts.
It's just a rough suggestion of a starting point. I found depending on the topper +2 can be too much or not enough.
I usually just started 1 volt above the resistance and jumped it up till I was satisfied.
It's just a rough suggestion of a starting point. I found depending on the topper +2 can be too much or not enough.
I usually just started 1 volt above the resistance and jumped it up till I was satisfied.
There's a video at Provape that makes it super easy to get started I love my Provari so much I bought a second one as a back up. Not that I have needed a back up.
I love my Provari so much I bought a second one as a back up. Not that I have needed a back up.Bought my ProVari around 6 months ago, and the one thing I keep telling everyone about it: I have had absolutely ZERO problems with it. It is exceedingly well made, built to stand the tests of torture we tend to put things through, and it always gets the job done. Hope you enjoy yours .
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Ordered the ProVari starter kit, 18650 battery, extended end cap today. A Hyper Tank from another vendor... and yes I am now broke.
Grats!
I had the Provari 2, now have both Provari & Provari mini 2.5's along with AW batts and Pila charger. Always puts a smile to my vapes!
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