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I just got my ProVari a few weeks ago. I love it.
As far as voltage goes, it pretty much depends on the resistivity of whatever you have stuck on there. Don't run low-resistance stuff at high voltage, it'll burn out really fast. Of course, since you're using a provari, not only can you probe the element with function Ao to find out the ohmage, but it'll actually refuse to provide power to a shorted element.
My advice is to pick up some 2.8-3.0 ohm stuff and let your regulated voltage provide the power. Every time you vape, start low and clock it up until you find a point you like. Myself, I've got a torpedo tank with a CE2 in at that clocks in about 2.9 ohm, running it at 4.6v. Works pretty well.
As far as voltage goes, it pretty much depends on the resistivity of whatever you have stuck on there. Don't run low-resistance stuff at high voltage, it'll burn out really fast. Of course, since you're using a provari, not only can you probe the element with function Ao to find out the ohmage, but it'll actually refuse to provide power to a shorted element.
My advice is to pick up some 2.8-3.0 ohm stuff and let your regulated voltage provide the power. Every time you vape, start low and clock it up until you find a point you like. Myself, I've got a torpedo tank with a CE2 in at that clocks in about 2.9 ohm, running it at 4.6v. Works pretty well.
I run boge 3 ohm attys at 4.5v and couldn't be happier. The attys are going on almost 4 weeks now and still running strong!
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