New with provari, old in the world

[Storm52]

I have both the regular and mini, along with 2 of each size of the aw batteries, requisite charger and extension cap. That being said, is there a mnemonic, that owners might have developed, to help with remembering what the number of fire button pushes and respective functions are? I've read the manual and will probably make a cheat sheet in a business card size to carry with me!

 

[WillyZee]

I just keep clicking until I see what I want ... doesn't take long to remember where everything is

 

[Storm52]

I just know odd number of pushes do something.

 

[keonee]

After a few times of pushing the button you'll soon memorize what each means ....first 3 are easy with the P ( power up/ power down / power on/off ).....Cb ( battery )....Ao ( ohm )....Lo ( light on/off ).

I really haven't had to look at any error code #'s do to my Provari running smoothly.

Good Luck to You!!!

 

[p.opus]

I just talk through the functions

power up
power down
power off
check battery
atomizer ohms
LED off

 

[serenity21899]

5 clicks for power up, and 2 each for the rest. It becomes 2nd nature after a bit.

 

[Storm52]

Thank you for the replies. I initially thought you had to hit it 7 times, wait for it to go blank, then hit say 9 times for next menu. I didn't realize it would scroll to the next function...or maybe it doesn't! I have the voltage set, saw the Ω reading and battery is reading 4.1. All is good.

 

[Riverboat]

That being said, is there a mnemonic, that owners might have developed, to help with remembering what the number of fire button pushes and respective functions are? I've read the manual and will probably make a cheat sheet in a business card size to carry with me!

I have owned Provari(s) for 2 + years now and still haven't been able to figure out the "Complex" menu sysyem..it's all so confusing...lol Just kidding folks..

 

[DPLongo22]

I have both the regular and mini, along with 2 of each size of the aw batteries, requisite charger and extension cap. That being said, is there a mnemonic, that owners might have developed, to help with remembering what the number of fire button pushes and respective functions are? I've read the manual and will probably make a cheat sheet in a business card size to carry with me!

After a while, it will just stick.

 

[Johnny101]

Everything has a learning curve

 

[PLANofMAN]

I think AngiBe's mini user guide is appropriate for this discussion...

 

[Storm52]

I'm up to using Angi's user guide. I've passed b o three times, working up to #5.

 

[lulu836]

Don't know about other expensive PVs but having the Provari remain "on" when changing batteries is pretty slick!!

 

[Storm52]

I'm thinking about getting the pass through for long road trips and home use. On the mini, those little 18350 batteries don't last very long. The 18490 is just a bit better. Other than being surprised with the "heft" of the proV, I like 'em.

 

[PLANofMAN]

At least one person has had issues with his pass through. Have you considered getting a travel charger for your batteries?

 

[DPLongo22]

At least one person has had issues with his pass through. Have you considered getting a travel charger for your batteries?

Or some 18650's (aka My Beloved)

 

[Storm52]

PoM, I just read opus' thread about a small usb portable charger. I was thinking along the lines of a 12v vehicle charger, while using the pass through in the car. Probably better just load up on batteries and bypass all the additional accoutrements. By the time you add up all of the add on accessories and their associated prices, you could purchase additional batteries and car charger for much less.
Any threads talking about the pass through experiences?