Has anyone else experienced this, or is it just me? Like an ultrasonic morse code sound every time you take a drag.
Provari 2 blue led- high pitched noise in ears when button pressed?
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What is it telling you? 
On a serious note, sounds flawed. Try a different battery and tank/carto/genny, whatever. If no difference, live with it or send it in for repair.
On a serious note, sounds flawed. Try a different battery and tank/carto/genny, whatever. If no difference, live with it or send it in for repair.
It said 'Nic level not high enough - break - increase the dose - break - try some bitter wizard too - end message - break break' lol
Hi Planet, some people have experienced it. This thread has suggestions on cleaning the threads: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...new-provari-noise-high-pitched-frequency.html
Hope that's of some help.
Hope that's of some help.
got my provari in 2 days ago. i noticed that the button has a lot of play/wiggle with it. and if i move it up/down (not in and out when firing) i can get to to click when it shouldn't. is this normal for all provaris?
Hard to say how much wiggle you're experiencing, but on the two brand new ones I have I have very little wiggle on the buttons, but when I push it up I do hear a faint clicking noise. But the button doesn't really move that much at all. On the older provari I have, the button is fairly loose from use.
Yea they use a modulated signal/voltage. The advantage it doing that is you can carry higher current over a smaller wire. AC will carry further over smaller wire than DC. They just picked a Frequency close to/in the audio spectrum. So yo are hearing that signal or a harmonic of it. Not that unusual. Wish I still had access to a sillyscope I'd love to see what it looks like.
Damn I envy you folks that can hear that good. LOL
Damn I envy you folks that can hear that good. LOL
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