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Hi - I primarily use carto tanks, but I'm not into rebuilding anything. The setting depending on the resistance of what you have on it, adjusted +/- to taste.
For tanks I'd say go with the vapeonly bcc, or the kanger protank. They are the nicest tank systems right now (I'm not a carto fan).
As far as settings, adjust to taste
If you need more vapor turn it up, if you get burned taste turn it down.
I love & use cartotanks on mines. You'll find that people personal preferences are different. I recommend trying at least one of whatever strikes your interest & seeing which you like better.
Another big nod to cartotanks.
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I am it this minute using a Protank, which looks very nice and is easy to fill, but (in my experience) I get more flavor from my carto tanks. 1.5Ω is a bit low. It doesn't really take full advantage of the power your device offers.
Personal preference really. Some people prefer single, some prefer dual. On the rare occasion I use a carto I use smoktech 1.7ohm dual coils.
Boge 2.0ohm single coils are popular too though. In reality you want to try a little bit of everything and see what you like. Everyone prefers different things that's why we have so many options out there
Boge 2.0ohm single coils are popular too though. In reality you want to try a little bit of everything and see what you like. Everyone prefers different things that's why we have so many options out there
My favorite vape on the provari is a 3ohm single coil carto in a tank at 4.5v. My 18350 batteries last longer this way vs a 2ohm low res carto at 4v
Go with a ibtanked carto tank. Go with the 19mm Standard tank, looks beautiful on the Provari.. You wont be disappointed!
I like single coils! (Provape also recommends single coil for the Provari)
Yeah-carto tanks for sure- I like standard res or 3.0 ohm single coils. The tanks out there now are skck, choice wise. Make sure to fill and prime the cartos right, or they will fry...don't nobody like a bunt carto.
Oh, nickvegas . . . Don't if this has been answered for you yet, but regards to the volt setting, I have been adding about 1.5 to the ohm rating of the cartomizer to start, So, if the carto is rated at 2.5, I add 2.5 and 1.5 together. I set the volts for 4.0 and add 0.1 volts until the vape just starts to taste bad/burnt. After a short time, you will know where to set your volt setting, depending on the carto and your favorite e-juices.
I use 510 cartomizers with Boge/SmokTech DCT Tanks.
@ 3.0 ohm cartomizers - Provari Voltage @ 4.6
@ 1.8 ohm cartomizers - Provari Voltage @ 3.6
It's different for everyone but these are the typical settings I vape at and enjoy it very much!
@ 3.0 ohm cartomizers - Provari Voltage @ 4.6
@ 1.8 ohm cartomizers - Provari Voltage @ 3.6
It's different for everyone but these are the typical settings I vape at and enjoy it very much!
Ive used low resistance cartos on Provari in the past as well but it isnt recommended by Provape.You can set up a situation where youre discharging the battery too fast.Go with 2.5 ohms or higher on a Provari as per the manufacturer recommendations and you wont be sorry.
As to dual coils versus single coils, personally I think dual coils were an expensive experiment that never worked out.I prefer single coil all day long in terms of flavor, life and dependability.
+1 for Single coil. I understand the recommendation by Provape... but if the device costs a whopping $200+?? I'd sure as hell be able to do anything I want with it and it better work!!
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