Official ProVari Radius Thread
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Enough to give me an idea. A bit darker, and I'd be sold.
Is this dark enough?
It would need scotchgard for those (few) times when the tank leaked.
I respect your knowledge Zen, but in this case I believe you're confusing power at the atomizer with power at the cell. I worked it up on Steam Engine for your review. 3.3V charge left in the cell, with 60W set on the mod will drain ~20A from the cell, depending on efficiency of the mod. I've used ProVapes published 95% efficiency rating for this example.
Take me seriously now?
Is this dark enough?
Yeppers
This shade doesn't beg me at carve a face on it and insert a candle (which would harm the hamsters, so I wouldn't do that, honest). 
Yeah that 8 minute run time might be a problem...I respect your knowledge Zen, but in this case I believe you're confusing power at the atomizer with power at the cell. I worked it up on Steam Engine for your review. 3.3V charge left in the cell, with 60W set on the mod will drain ~20A from the cell, depending on efficiency of the mod. I've used ProVapes published 95% efficiency rating for this example.
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Take me seriously now?
Kinda like the single battery 60 watt mod of mine that broke.
Not for me. I wanna all day vape.
Willy was looking for leather.
you do know, there is not really an official inclusive club
if there is ... I haven't paid my dues in like 2+ years
[HASHTAG]#vapeprovari[/HASHTAG]
you do know, there is not really an official inclusive club
if there is ... I haven't paid my dues in like 2+ years
[HASHTAG]#vapeprovari[/HASHTAG]
And YOU do know that dues are PER Provi, right?
I'm still undecided here. I want to like it but....
I'm not sure about the materials being used. With the exception of my subbox all my mods are metal. I like metal. However, Ocelot's colors, or some from ProVape we haven't seen yet, might change my mind.
Wattage is not important to me, as long as I can fire a .4 - .5Ω coil on it. I have several 40-60 watt box mods already.
Without temp control, or some other unique feature, I'm not sure the price we are sure to pay for this, is worth it for a simple box mod, high quality or not. I really hate saying that, but it's how I feel. I'm not hard on my mods, nor do I push them beyond their limits, so even cheap Chinese ones last me quite awhile.
I've been around for awhile, and I'm long over shinitis, so ProVape has to work to get my future business.
I'm not sure about the materials being used. With the exception of my subbox all my mods are metal. I like metal. However, Ocelot's colors, or some from ProVape we haven't seen yet, might change my mind.
Wattage is not important to me, as long as I can fire a .4 - .5Ω coil on it. I have several 40-60 watt box mods already.
Without temp control, or some other unique feature, I'm not sure the price we are sure to pay for this, is worth it for a simple box mod, high quality or not. I really hate saying that, but it's how I feel. I'm not hard on my mods, nor do I push them beyond their limits, so even cheap Chinese ones last me quite awhile.
I've been around for awhile, and I'm long over shinitis, so ProVape has to work to get my future business.
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Also; I'm thinking that polycarbonate is going to be lighter than full Ti, but partial Ti would end up lighter. That would be cool.
Aw COME ON. There are 14 pages since I left this morning!!!
Forget it.
Kat- HELP!!!!!! 'Splain (it all), Lucy.
Forget it.
Kat- HELP!!!!!! 'Splain (it all), Lucy.
You can do temp limiting (it's not really temp control) on any battery. The important factors are ramp-up time (which is sheer power/wattage), and ability to maintain the needed voltage once the requested temperature has been met. Remember, there's no such thing as controlling wattage - all devices are controlling voltage to achieve a set wattage.
Something else most people, especially cloud chasers/high wattage users don't realize is that ramp-up time depends on power delivered as well as airflow, but doesn't take much to maintain that temperature.
Most ProVari users who are perfectly happy with 15 or less watts, are happy because once their coil has reached the right temperature, it only takes that 15W to maintain a good amount of vapor/flavor. I have an SXmini, and do use temp control. Even though I have it set to 60J (same thing as 60W), once temp limiting kicks in, wattage hovers around 20W or so.
Higher wattage is no more dangerous when talking about dangerous temperatures breaking down liquids, than lower wattage and smaller coils. Both are able to reach dangerous temperatures - it's just that the higher wattage user has more airflow and more surface area on the coil and a shorter pull.
Because of this 'danger', I'd actually be surprised if ProVape did not have some form of temperature limiting in the Radius, as at 40W you can really get yourself in trouble with liquid breakdown, in the right (or wrong as it may be) conditions. My guess is there's a 60% chance it will have temp limiting, reserved because of the lack of enough study about nickel.
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