New MINI user question

[thewomenfolk]

I just got my new Provari Mini and am most impressed. I've only been using it an hour but will let you know how this battery does later. My question is concerning the 'Battery Check'. Is this just more or less a repeat of the info you have in Power Up? I don't see how it checks the status of the battery, but if it doesn't, I sure wish it did.

For those waiting for their Mini to arrive, you have something very good to look forward to. (More later)

 

[Stef64]

Battery check indicates the voltage at the battery. The voltage indicated at the "Pu" (and "Pd") is the voltage at the atomizer.

 

[MonsterKenny]

I just got my new Provari Mini and am most impressed. I've only been using it an hour but will let you know how this battery does later. My question is concerning the 'Battery Check'. Is this just more or less a repeat of the info you have in Power Up? I don't see how it checks the status of the battery, but if it doesn't, I sure wish it did.

For those waiting for their Mini to arrive, you have something very good to look forward to. (More later)

As Stef, suggested the "CB" feature let's you know the remaining power registering how many volts are left for your battery.
Ken

 

[thewomenfolk]

Thanks guys. That makes sense, Pu and Pd power at the atty.

Could you give me an example of what the reading would be if you have a lot or just a little battery power left?

 

[Frick]

Thanks guys. That makes sense, Pu and Pd power at the atty.

Could you give me an example of what the reading would be if you have a lot or just a little battery power left?

4.2V right off the charger; ~3.4V when the button starts flashing.

That can vary slightly by unit, but it's a good estimation.

 

[thewomenfolk]

Thanks Frick. Mine shows 3.6 right now so it's probably going to start blinking soon. I started using a fresh battery 7 hours ago so I'm very pleased! This is a helpful feature after all and I'm glad.

 

[Str8V8ping]

It will stop firing when you need to replace the battery so dont worry about over draining it. First the light starts flashing telling you its low then it dies at around 3.2-3.3v

For pU and PD those voltages you set to run the carto at any voltage you want . A 3ohm carto for example you would usually set in the 4.5-5v range. 2ohm around 3.7-4v

 

[thewomenfolk]

It will stop firing when you need to replace the battery so dont worry about over draining it. First the light starts flashing telling you its low then it dies at around 3.2-3.3v

For pU and PD those voltages you set to run the carto at any voltage you want . A 3ohm carto for example you would usually set in the 4.5-5v range. 2ohm around 3.7-4v

I've been vaping the Mini at 4.4 volts using a Boge 2.0 carto in a tank since I received it yesterday. 7 hours yesterday and 1.5 hours today so far. The battery tests at 3.3V so it should be dying soon. I've been vaping solely with the Mini and just doing 'average' vaping, not heavy vaping like I used to. This is making me very happy to see these batteries, which last about 3 or 4 hours in a mechanical mod, lasting 8 hours in the Provari Mini. I'll try to 'edit' this post if things change over time. I've never found the Boge 3.0 carto to work half as well as the 2.0's, but I know a lot of folks like the 3.0's.

I just powered-down my Mini to 4.0 volts and it's vaping just fine, nice and powerful. I don't think I need the 4.4 volts.

 

[Madcaprym]

I use my boge 2.0 ohm cartos at 4.4v also and notice slight diff when vaping at 4.0v . I have vaped my 2.0ohm cartos up to 4.7v but prefer 4v. The provari is hands down best mod I've ever used in the last 2.5 yrs!!

 

[NeonPriest]

wow thanks guys, i have a provari mini and i always wondered how to read how much was left of the battery. seems so simple now hehe.