Little VV side benefit.

[CaptJR]

A little side benefit of variable voltage that I didn't find out till today.

When I got to work this morning my button on my ProVari started to blink. That means the battery is getting low. I looked and didn't have another battery. The tank and juice I am using I vape at 4.7 volts. I thought to myself, 'I don't have to vape this at 4.7 volts.' So I reduced the voltage to 3.3, the lowest the ProVari will go. With the little I know about electricity, I’m figuring at 3.3 rather than 4.7 volts I have a better chance of making it through the work day without the battery going dead.

 

[donnah]

Let us know how that works out for you

 

[CaptJR]

Let us know how that works out for you

It worked out great. With a little nursing and the voltage conserving it lasted me all day at work and the drive home. Big difference between 4.7 and 3.3 volts.

 

[andyman97]

Big difference in flavor and TH, too. Something else you can try when your light starts to blink is to take the battery out, shake it a little bit, then reinsert. It's gotten me a fair bit of extra life after doing that.

 

[donnah]

It worked out great. With a little nursing and the voltage conserving it lasted me all day at work and the drive home. Big difference between 4.7 and 3.3 volts.

That's good (no GREAT) to know! Might come in handy sometime.

 

[Maximillian]

lol. I not only care at least one spare batt for any pv I take with me, I also carry a spare charger for any batts I have with me. Plus extra cartos, juice, driptips, etc. Only takes once to forget something cruicial to your vaping to learn to always carry spares of everything



Maximillian the Unfortunately Forgetful