If I could buy a meter that tells me the exact salt content of my eggs, and I knew exactly how salty I liked my eggs, I would use it every time I made eggs. That would save me the trouble of shoving a bite in my mouth with an unknown salt content and then adding more salt as I went which would cause me to waste an untold number of bites of eggs before I got them to the salt level that I prefer. The meter would allow me to set the output of my product as opposed to the input, which in turn would eliminate the need to tinker with my salt shaker every time I made eggs.
Provari V3?
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If I could buy a meter that tells me the exact salt content of my eggs, and I knew exactly how salty I liked my eggs, I would use it every time I made eggs. That would save me the trouble of shoving a bite in my mouth with an unknown salt content and then adding more salt as I went which would cause me to waste an untold number of bites of eggs before I got them to the salt level that I prefer. The meter would allow me to set the output of my product as opposed to the input, which in turn would eliminate the need to tinker with my salt shaker every time I made eggs.
I get what you are saying, and even though I bought one, it doesn't take anything way from your question. The unfortunate fact is that the op will likely not buy a provari because it doesn't have VW. Am sure there are plenty of others too. It makes sense for provape, as a company, try to capture the biggest market possible.
I'm sure at some point they will , together with an increased amp limit. No one knows other than provape on when that will occur. Did you get chance to read my comment about voltage regulation above? That makes the provari worth it to ME.
The last thread like this is HERE
Adding to my wishlist for V3:
- VW
- Shorter (I think the ZNA is going the right direction)
- Type III HA, Type II for colors
- IP67 or at least IPX-8 Waterproofing
- Clicky button
- Integrated AFC in top cap
- Display closer to the window so it's viewable at angles
- Purple LED for Ocelot
- fingerprint scanner, A7 chip w/ 64-bit architecture, M7 coprocessor, 200MP iSight Camera, available in Silver gold and gray..oh wait
Adding to my wishlist for V3:
- VW
- Shorter (I think the ZNA is going the right direction)
- Type III HA, Type II for colors
- IP67 or at least IPX-8 Waterproofing
- Clicky button
- Integrated AFC in top cap
- Display closer to the window so it's viewable at angles
- Purple LED for Ocelot
- fingerprint scanner, A7 chip w/ 64-bit architecture, M7 coprocessor, 200MP iSight Camera, available in Silver gold and gray..oh wait
LOL! Well then... you shouldn't even be considering buying mods, you SHOULD be building your own mechs, and putting whatever chips you want in it
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I was wondering how long it would take before this was said. I don't get why non-ProVari owners always feel the need to tell actual ProVari owners we need to justify the $200 price tag in some fashion. We get asked questions in which our responses are merely based off a personal experience yet that's never good enough.
You claim you want a ProVari but only if it has VW which is doesn't so in essence you are justifying why you won't spend $200.
I'm curious because I don't think I came across it- what are you vaping on now?
I never asked anyone to justify the fact that they spent $200 on a power supply, and as I said in my FIRST post I am considering buying a Provari myself. The only reason I pointed out the price was because I have gotten so many negative responses and even had my vaping knowledge called into question so I was trying to determine why this was happening. Just for MENTIONING VW and Provari in the same sentence. I never said I wouldn't pay $200 for a Provari, IN FACT I WANT TO! I never said I only want one if it has VW. I just wanted to make sure that a new version with VW wasn't going to be released in the near future. If I would have known that I was playing with fire, I wouldn't have started the thread to begin with. I'm sure you asked what I was vaping on for the purpose of attempting to discredit me in some way, so I'll take the high road and avoid that question altogether.
As an owner of a V1 ProVari, I couldn't be happier with it. Once I buy another ProVari (a mini this time), I'll send in the old one for a well deserved V2 upgrade.
Personally, I prefer the look of the V1/V2 ProVari to the V2.5, but that is my opinion. If (when) they come out with a V3, I hope they copy the Mini's design for the full size- or better yet, design a tube extension to turn a mini into a full size without having to use expandable/multiple extensions. This would mean more to me than VW.
Edit: to address your other questions, ProVape won't change a design that obviously sells well unless:
1. The market forces them too. (Not happening)
2. They think customer demand is great enough (possible)
or 3. They feel like it.
As for why it wouldn't happen soon... do you have any clue as to how many threads just like this one are kicking around in this forum?
Edit 2: ProVape offers an affordable upgrade path for older models, so it is not uncommon to see V1 ProVari's that have been sent in for a V2 and/or an LED color change upgrade. I expect to see the same for a V3 upgrade.
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See, the whole VV VW thing comes up because folks say that's WHY the ProVari is outdated.
But I've used VW, and then I got a ProVari, and despite your logical statements (about the eggs, and whatnot), I don't miss VW AT ALL.
Because in real life, I know approximately what voltage OR what power setting is gonna be close, and I then tweak it a little "to taste" (variables can include the juice, the coil's resistance and gunkiness, the time of day, my mood, etc).
In real life, I screw on a topper, then adjust a little up or a little down or leave it alone - whether it's VV or VW. And VV has finer control.
But I've used VW, and then I got a ProVari, and despite your logical statements (about the eggs, and whatnot), I don't miss VW AT ALL.
Because in real life, I know approximately what voltage OR what power setting is gonna be close, and I then tweak it a little "to taste" (variables can include the juice, the coil's resistance and gunkiness, the time of day, my mood, etc).
In real life, I screw on a topper, then adjust a little up or a little down or leave it alone - whether it's VV or VW. And VV has finer control.
Pushing the button a few times is too much work. I won't buy another ProVari until it has a built in mass spectrometer to analyze my juice and adjust power accordingly...Oh, and a vibrating tip.
I clearly said "I'm curious because I don't think I came across it- what are you vaping on now?"
Sorry asking you a simple question offended you.
I was more concerned about the fact that every single thing you said in your post in regards to me prior to asking that question was wildly inaccurate and did not reflect my actual words. But I digress, I've gotten the information that I wanted to get from this thread so I'll be leaving it now in the hopes of avoiding further misunderstandings of this nature.
I have 3 identical tanks all running 1.8ohm coils, that I build, with different juices that I run at different voltages to suit my taste. How does VW help me?
Sometimes the 1 button setup annoys me, but then I just sit back and look at how clean and simple this thing looks. It's a rock solid device that works and works well.
I can't wait for a v3 but all I want to change is being able to fire lower ohms at higher voltage and to be able to use 3 battery sizes with 1 device that looks like stock.
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Sometimes the 1 button setup annoys me, but then I just sit back and look at how clean and simple this thing looks. It's a rock solid device that works and works well.
I can't wait for a v3 but all I want to change is being able to fire lower ohms at higher voltage and to be able to use 3 battery sizes with 1 device that looks like stock.
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How come things went so much better when I started a thread about wether or not to buy a provari?
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