Official ProVari Radius Thread
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so sorry to hear of those who have lost a furbaby. Here is my loveable looney Ronin, with his most disgusting stinky toy that he has had since 8 weeks old. I think he is saying I need a wig 
Nobody is mean to Lem ... he's a regular on the Provi threads ... I can't wait for his girl to get her Radius
What color she get Lem?
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If you were able to formulate this opinion with anything more than your feelings...
You may find that the R* Charging System is far more sophisticated than your cHINA cHARGER.
Jim
She ordered the red one.
Xtar isn't some cheap Chinese brand that makes cheap, generic chargers (but it is a Chinese company). They make some of the highest rated and best performing chargers on the market. Xtar chargers have been tested numerous times and the result is always very good to excellent. Until I see a CC/CV charge profile for the Radius and what the cutoff current is, I will put my faith in Xtar.
There is nothing wrong with your television set. Do not attempt to adjust the picture. I am controlling transmission. If I wish to make it louder, I will bring up the volume. If I wish to make it softer, I will tune it to a whisper. I will control the horizontal. I will control the vertical. I can roll the image, make it flutter. I can change the focus to a soft blur or sharpen it to crystal clarity.
For the next hour, sit quietly and hold me in your lap. I will control all that you see and hear and tell you when to go to the kitchen and get me a snack.
I repeat: there is nothing wrong with your television set. You are about to participate in a great adventure. You are about to experience the awe and mystery which reaches from the inner mind to – The Meow-ter Limits.
Bookmarked ... that narrative needs to stay w/ the picture.
In a regulated mod, 15w is 15w regardless of coil resistance, and will result in the same current draw and battery life
Yes, you have been bringing this up for a while now...let's see
:NOPE, does not sound like a question, sounds more like a critique, I would never expect an answer for a statement, especially from the Manufacturer...
Well, this one sounds a bit like a question, but seeing the previous comment and tone, probably ignored as more negativity from poster...
Vape360 graciously answered your question, and rather quickly at that. He's a busy man, and frankly, your slap in the face reply to him has glaringly shown your true colors and intent. A little bit of humility and Class would not be much to ask, would it?
Yes, you have been bringing this up for a while now...let's see
NOPE, does not sound like a question, sounds more like a critique, I would never expect an answer for a statement, especially from the Manufacturer...
Well, this one sounds a bit like a question, but seeing the previous comment and tone, probably ignored as more negativity from poster...
Vape360 graciously answered your question, and rather quickly at that. He's a busy man, and frankly, your slap in the face reply to him has glaringly shown your true colors and intent. A little bit of humility and Class would not be much to ask, would it?
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And this HBMandOfTheCorpseDude is why I have little empathy or kindness for someone who time and time again comes in here and with each visit manages to show a lack of respect over and over again. No, I have no kindness to share with someone who is constantly rude. I simply do not.
You,ll need to explain this. If 3 volts at 5 amps give you 15 watts and 5 volts at 3 amps give you 15 watts, how is the current draw the same? I don't get it. Seems like 5 is more than 3.
Because the current and volts the board delivers to the coil is completely independent from the current and power (power, not volts) drawn from the battery by the board. If we use a board with a 96% efficiency as an example, 3.7 volts as the nominal voltage and the power set to 23 watts, the board draws 23.96 watts (because the board isn't 100% efficient) and 6.48 amps from the battery. 23.96/3.7=6.48. The input side of the board never sees the resistance of the coil so it's always 23.96/3.7. It's only the output side of the board that sees the resistance of the coil and the board will change the output voltage based on the resistance of the coil to maintain the desired power setting.
Wherever you go, whatever you're doing, I'm lurking overhead like a vulture waiting for you to commit a typo.What the "L" is Tinanium, some new mix of Tin wrapped around alu.?
Knife
Waiting. Do you hear me? Waiting! MUHAHAHAHAHA! (evil laughter)
rb, I find the judicial use of the ignore button really helps in situations like this. There was a certain person who I think may have moved to Prague that rubbed me the wrong way. My happiness on the forum was enhanced when I saw posts being blocked. Rudeness doesn't merit more the way it has been done here. The message was communicated, then piled on and on. It was painful for me to read all the posts. Enough, please?
You're right, I should just let it go. I just have a hard time with this one, but I'll try to be less vocal about it.
Since it was asked about puff counter. Charging times etc here are several notes from yesterday. Vaping at 15 watts 1.1 ohms.
4.20 volts according to my external battery charger at 2pm yesterday.
4908 for the puff count.
1am. 3.63 volts according to the charger.
Puff count. 5219
7am still charging. 730. Done charging. Used the radius charger. Connected to wall outlet using the same power block as my iPhone. Did not vape while charging.
4.20 volts according to my external battery charger at 2pm yesterday.
4908 for the puff count.
1am. 3.63 volts according to the charger.
Puff count. 5219
7am still charging. 730. Done charging. Used the radius charger. Connected to wall outlet using the same power block as my iPhone. Did not vape while charging.
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