Provari and cyclone arc rda...

[livingstonii]

I just got a cyclone arc by vicious ant and boy what a game changer. I've read a lot about it but I'm still confused about what my provari can handle ohm wise versus a mech mod. I haven't actually wrapped a coil yet because I have a awesome b&m in the valley who showed me how and made my first one. It came out to 2.3ohms and he said that's close to perfect for the provari. The cyclone can do dual coil but it sounded like that's not the best for the provari performance wise. Is there a place I can find more info to figure out what my provari can handle rba wise? I'm happy to know my provari won't fry if I get it wrong but it would be nice to know what ohms I can handle. Man I'm excited to wrap my first coil! If anyone has used the cyclone and have any good tips and tricks I would love. I appreciate all the help. I am loving the rda! Thanks and keep vaping strong!

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[AlB53]

I yhink it will go down to .8 ohms? got a 1.3 ohm coil of 28ga , 10 raps in my IGO-L sitting on cotton, no too bad..
BUT DON'T TAKE MY WORD ON THAT!!

 

[livingstonii]

Damn spell check. I ment afc instead of arc.

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[PIZZLE89]

My friend's Provari 2.5 wouldn't handle my 0.74Ω or my 0.95Ω RSST builds...It will check the resistance, but won't fire. I am inclined to believe that you must be over 1.2Ω unless it's built flawlessly.
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[t8kiteasy]

Correct,the Provari will not fire anything under 1.2~.Check out grimmgreens youtube vid. review on the Cyclone,he does a rebuild on the vid. it might help you out.

VICIOUS ANT CYCLONE RBA ( Rebuildable atomizer) - YouTube .

 

[Jazzi Mike]

I just got the BF cyclone for my REO, but I have not gotten around to building it. With something like the Provari or any other regulated mod, you really should keep your builds within the 2.0-2.5 range. That way, you won't get burnt taste if you climb up in voltage. If you go for a low ohm build, you may 1. Start getting a burnt taste and 2. The Provari may not fire after you go up in voltage, depending on the provari's amp limit.