There was one from a B&M in Israel, on eBay yesterday - for $349. Today, it's sold.
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There was one from a B&M in Israel, on eBay yesterday - for $349. Today, it's sold.
VW requires additional hardware over VV. Not sure what's hard to understand about that.
Never thought I would vape over 20 watts
I vape 25 watts every single day, its cool, huge flavor, and my nic level stays between 2mg and 6mg.
P3 is so disappointing but this is a beta unit, perhaps the release will vape 30watts and have a bypass function.
IDK about you fans but that bypass and 30watt vaping is awesome and you definitely will make it there on occasion if you build and wick your own coils..
30 watts cool and comfortable much more comfortable than a 1.5-3.4ohm standard 34ga coil at 12 watts.
I vape 25 watts every single day, its cool, huge flavor, and my nic level stays between 2mg and 6mg.
P3 is so disappointing but this is a beta unit, perhaps the release will vape 30watts and have a bypass function.
IDK about you fans but that bypass and 30watt vaping is awesome and you definitely will make it there on occasion if you build and wick your own coils..
30 watts cool and comfortable much more comfortable than a 1.5-3.4ohm standard 34ga coil at 12 watts.
Yeah, In the thread on Innokins 20watt Svd/Dna there was a guy who contacted Innokin over a bad button issue and they had him send the unit to their repair facility on the east coast for repair/replacement. His unit was 90 days old. Innokin did ask for him to send it in with the original box. -Dave
It requires a sensor of some type to measure the load, plus a linked processing unit to handle the VW calculations. Quite a bit of additional engineering.
If the unit already has an Ohms reader it will not require "Quite a bit of additional engineering" That's just typical DrG Hyperbole...
Serious? That's your answer? I asked for something SPECIFIC...
I'm going to retire from this conversation before I end up losing more brain cells.
Aside from that, the P3 is an improvement. Is it enough? No, but it's new, shiny, and more than the previous version.
Personally I see no reason for 15 watts let alone 20 or 25. It's just unnecessary. Using a Kayfun with a 1.5 - 1.7 ohm coil at 3.4 - 4.0 volts produces some of the best flavor I've ever tasted. That's 7.8 - 9.5 watts.
Vapor chasing seems like it could be just as dangerous as smoking cigarettes in my view. Nicotine and flavor below 10 watts is perfect for me. Anything else is just overkill.
I've found that the flavor from my Mini Nautilus is at its best @ 13-15 watts....I wouldn't of believed it could be any better than the 11 watts my MVP was giving me but it is better at slightly higher watts...At least for me- that is.....
I see no reason for 24 watts or less. I always vape at 25 watts and up. I use upside down drippers.
You're vaping wrong Anarchy84 and you're using the wrong hardware
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If a B&M was selling one on eBay it was against the instructions of Provape. Right now they are for beta testing. I'm sure shop owners will let you try them. Sale of the units are at least a month out. This is what I was told. They also mentioned that each B&M would receive only 2 for sale For the first release.
Uh, that's as specific as it is possible to be. There are different implementations so to specify just one would be inaccurate.
That's ridiculous and irrelevant. Having a dumb ohm reader isn't much different than having a separate one on a table, and it has nothing whatsoever to do with VV.
Don't lose sight of the post I was responding to: the idea that VW is little different from VV, based on the idea that conceptually they are just an equation away from each other. People seem to easily lose sight of the fact that pieces of technology do nothing by themselves, literally every step has to be implemented. There is a large engineering difference between a dumb ohm reader and a dumb adjustable voltage regulator, and a self-adjusting system that senses and reacts to real-world conditions.
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You were talking about V.W. Not V,V. and of course the device needs a current ohms load reading to determine what voltage is needed to achieve a certain Wattage. Dont lose track of the science. Furthermore how about knocking off the abrasiveness? It tends to make you come off as an .....
You aren't following the discussion. The original statement was that simply because VW and VV are only separated by some math, they are close to the same. In reality, that's not true by a long shot. Getting a device to measure a real-world value then perform a calculation to control another function is a big difference from doing none of that. That's the difference between VW and VV.
It seems you have taken issue with my posts simply because of the poster. Try reading what is written without your biases.
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If a device doesn't have the features you want, buy something else. It's wonderful we have so many choices now.
The 2.5 is not going to be phased out. ProVape has made that clear. The P3 appeals to a different segment of the market.
I'm still confused too. All I know is that I loved my provari until I started dripping and had to go out and buy a chi yu and a rba. Now I cant stand the thought of going back to punching cartos.
All I care to know is...can I sub ohm on the new provari p3 with a rba since its variable wattage?
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