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I was wrong about that being six hours and 66%… it was four hours. Just now five hours and 56%… resistance still at 1.74Ω but IQ is down to 88 / Great
At 18 mg/ml, I'm getting a little OD'd vaping this much, LOL.
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I was disappointed but not surprised. If USPS has the opportunity to disappoint they almost always come through.
That's still real good if you've been hot boxing it all afternoon.
If it's not, it ought to be.
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Okay
I'm throwing in the towel. I never vape this much for more than an hour or so. I have no idea how much juice I used since I was dripping, but it was as non-stop as I could manage without popping the coil.
At 9.6W with Boost on #2, the 1600 mAH AW IMR went about 5 hours and 20 minutes to reading 50% on the P3. It's (cheap) multimeter voltage started at 4.20V and upon removal was 3.65V.
Have a good evening, friends!
At 9.6W with Boost on #2, the 1600 mAH AW IMR went about 5 hours and 20 minutes to reading 50% on the P3. It's (cheap) multimeter voltage started at 4.20V and upon removal was 3.65V.
Have a good evening, friends!
Son Of A Provi!!!
It just happened again.
Pulled a cardo out of my backup kit. Popped it on my P3. Set it to 3.7 volts with a BooST of 5.
And Bam... Textbook burned cardo. Keep in mind the cardo is only two days old.
Reads a rez of 3.2 ohms on the P3. Reads a unloaded rez of 0.8 on a unpowered Provi V2.5. Reads a loaded rez of 3.2 ohms on that same V2.5 Provi while powered up.
Be Aware of this Guys...
It just happened again.
Pulled a cardo out of my backup kit. Popped it on my P3. Set it to 3.7 volts with a BooST of 5.
And Bam... Textbook burned cardo. Keep in mind the cardo is only two days old.
Reads a rez of 3.2 ohms on the P3. Reads a unloaded rez of 0.8 on a unpowered Provi V2.5. Reads a loaded rez of 3.2 ohms on that same V2.5 Provi while powered up.
Be Aware of this Guys...
You know what PETER?!????
You know what????????
I wasn't really offended...so no apology necessary! Hahaha!
I was just a little on-the-fence in regards to how I should interpret your response...so I just kinda put on the sarcastic war-paint.
Anywho...I'm glad you shared about the difference, because like I said, I'd never even heard of the black AW's...
Which was informative, thanks again!
Interesting: I noticed I am getting a slightly better IQ reading when using my old v2.5 extend cap in 18490 mode, compared to the stock one (IQ 87 vs 85 when I tested last night). Possibly due to the fact that there is less threading?
Besides I prefer the look and feel that way
Which was informative, thanks again!
Interesting: I noticed I am getting a slightly better IQ reading when using my old v2.5 extend cap in 18490 mode, compared to the stock one (IQ 87 vs 85 when I tested last night). Possibly due to the fact that there is less threading?
Besides I prefer the look and feel that way
Glad its working out.
Jim
Which was informative, thanks again!
Interesting: I noticed I am getting a slightly better IQ reading when using my old v2.5 extend cap in 18490 mode, compared to the stock one (IQ 87 vs 85 when I tested last night). Possibly due to the fact that there is less threading?
Besides I prefer the look and feel that way
Was it regarding your second issue, the warning? I'm interested in the reply since I get that warning too occasionally
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
It appears use of BoosT is limited to resistances of 1.8Ω* and lower.
DETAILS:
With Boost On (2B), regardless of the voltage or power level set (even if as low as 3 watts), if the displayed resistance is greater than 1.8Ω, whatever's displayed in the upper right will alternately flash with the error symbol, an exclamation point in a bell (flat top triangle), and that symbol will be added to the end of the main menu.
Selecting that from the menu yields: WARNING - OUTPUT SETTING OR ATTY OHMS TOO HIGH [31] TO FIX - REDUCE WATTS OR CHANGE ATTY … And yes, it says to reduce WATTS whether in VW or VV mode. It will give this error even with wattage set down to 3 watts.
Regardless of all this, the device will vape normally, but without BoosT.
EXCEPTIONS:
During and after a 1+ second button press/draw, the error is not displayed until a short click of the button is applied.
For what it's worth, it worked with boost when the A display of resistance of my atty showed 1.82Ω and the main display was showing 1.8Ω.
POSSIBLE FACTOR:
1.8Ω is the highest resistance that can produce 20 watts with the 6.0 volt maximum voltage.
* DISCLAIMER: I was only able to test this with resistances of 1.8Ω and 2.2Ω. I don't know for a fact what happens with 1.9Ω - 2.1Ω, but I am sure this doesn't happen at 1.8Ω and below at 9.6 watts with BoosT #2… and it DOES happen at 2.2Ω and above as low as 3W with BoosT #2.
Edit to add: with 1.7Ω load, I can set it as high as 19.2W / 5.7V on Boost #2 without error.
It appears use of BoosT is limited to resistances of 1.8Ω* and lower.
DETAILS:
With Boost On (2B), regardless of the voltage or power level set (even if as low as 3 watts), if the displayed resistance is greater than 1.8Ω, whatever's displayed in the upper right will alternately flash with the error symbol, an exclamation point in a bell (flat top triangle), and that symbol will be added to the end of the main menu.
Selecting that from the menu yields: WARNING - OUTPUT SETTING OR ATTY OHMS TOO HIGH [31] TO FIX - REDUCE WATTS OR CHANGE ATTY … And yes, it says to reduce WATTS whether in VW or VV mode. It will give this error even with wattage set down to 3 watts.
Regardless of all this, the device will vape normally, but without BoosT.
EXCEPTIONS:
During and after a 1+ second button press/draw, the error is not displayed until a short click of the button is applied.
For what it's worth, it worked with boost when the A display of resistance of my atty showed 1.82Ω and the main display was showing 1.8Ω.
POSSIBLE FACTOR:
1.8Ω is the highest resistance that can produce 20 watts with the 6.0 volt maximum voltage.
* DISCLAIMER: I was only able to test this with resistances of 1.8Ω and 2.2Ω. I don't know for a fact what happens with 1.9Ω - 2.1Ω, but I am sure this doesn't happen at 1.8Ω and below at 9.6 watts with BoosT #2… and it DOES happen at 2.2Ω and above as low as 3W with BoosT #2.
Edit to add: with 1.7Ω load, I can set it as high as 19.2W / 5.7V on Boost #2 without error.
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