Got my Provape1 on Friday and haven't smoked an analog since. Been smoking since I was 12 so this is quite an accomplishment. I notice that there is no too much on the Provape1 on this forum, seems the Provari gets all the attention. It certainly looks cool but I didn't want to wait and the original was a good bit less. I'm pretty happy with the 3.7 as a beginner, though I would like to have a second PV that looks more like a regular cigarette for social situations.
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If a white cigarette with a black filter would work, try Joye 510 in white and instead of the white atomizer and short cart use a cartomizer on it (I use standard resistance Boge soft-caps - you cannot use LR low resistance ones on slim batteries). I recommend a manual battery - your finger will hide the button. Manuals are much safer from drips from refilled cartomizers - Joye 510 manuals are totally sealed on the threaded end, right where a carto would drip (autos can be killed by drips there). Cignot.com has white Joye 510s. ANd NoSmokeVA.com - I don't know what brand 510 they carry but their PCC 510 kits are really nice and they do sell a kit with white 510. The PCC can carry cartomizers if you remove the bottom condom. 510 is a bit fatter than a cig - it's 9mm diameter.
If you want a weak ecig with small atty and tiny carts but the same diameter as a cig, look at manual M402 or manual M401 for better battery life. MyPVShop.com has them and buy separate blank carts because the carts with the kits are sometimes the old style which I find harder to fill. The blank ones sold separately there are new style. Both require a bent paperclip to push up the tiny juice cup. Or you could look at Blu, a weak cartomizer model.
If you want a weak ecig with small atty and tiny carts but the same diameter as a cig, look at manual M402 or manual M401 for better battery life. MyPVShop.com has them and buy separate blank carts because the carts with the kits are sometimes the old style which I find harder to fill. The blank ones sold separately there are new style. Both require a bent paperclip to push up the tiny juice cup. Or you could look at Blu, a weak cartomizer model.
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I have found that I like the cartomizers, they are easy to start out with at least. Just ordered a drip tip for the PV1 so I'll give dripping a try as well. Thanks for the info, its hard to piece together all this stuff. Just to clarify, I can't use the same LR 510 Cartos with the Blu for example, that I use with the PV1?
You cannot use LR anything on 510 or Blu - slim ecig batteries can be fried by using LR stuff.
Get the 510 if your current ecig is 510-compatible. I don't know what Blu is compatible with but I think it has even less battery charge than a standard 510. And get a PCC - 510 batteries are 180mah (2-3 hours at most for a light to moderate vaper). I have that VaporMaxx PCC from NoSMokeVA for my small 510's. Holds a lot of stuff, but if you open the lid I think you need to restart any charge you had going? Not sure.
I use black 510s with blue LED - I think the black looks slimmer than light colors. I also have a really pretty midnight blue 510 manual battery from Vaporleaf.com - not real Joye but works fine. White ones usually have a red LED - you could ask the vendor to make sure. I use Boge soft-cap cartos on my 510 (standard resistance, not LR). I definitely recommend manual batteries.
Get the 510 if your current ecig is 510-compatible. I don't know what Blu is compatible with but I think it has even less battery charge than a standard 510. And get a PCC - 510 batteries are 180mah (2-3 hours at most for a light to moderate vaper). I have that VaporMaxx PCC from NoSMokeVA for my small 510's. Holds a lot of stuff, but if you open the lid I think you need to restart any charge you had going? Not sure.
I use black 510s with blue LED - I think the black looks slimmer than light colors. I also have a really pretty midnight blue 510 manual battery from Vaporleaf.com - not real Joye but works fine. White ones usually have a red LED - you could ask the vendor to make sure. I use Boge soft-cap cartos on my 510 (standard resistance, not LR). I definitely recommend manual batteries.
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