Hello all! I was wondering, I always hear people talking about how you need to get a higher resistance atty with a ProVari because then you are not getting your experience of vaping at a potential 5volts, or not a "high quality" vaping experience. So my question is, what is the difference of using a 2.2 ohm reg resistance 510, where at 3.6 it vapes almost perfect for me (gets hotter at a lower voltage obviously), compared to putting on the high resistance atty, which barely does much at the 3.6v, and need to crank it up to 4.5 to get that same vaping experience (obviously needs more power to create as much vapor as the lower ohm atty)? Is the experience supposed to be different? It just seems that the reg 510 atty gets hotter at lower voltages and saves battery and probably the life of the atty, as vaping at higher voltages seems to kill the atty a bit faster. So why would I want the high resistance atty, what are my advantages to it, besides a visual number on the ProVari and just SAYING I am vaping at a high voltage? It seems to have more disadvantages than advantages. But I keep seeing comments in the forums about how you are not getting nearly the quality vaping experience using a lower ohm atty with the ProVari than you would the high resistance. I just don't understand why this is. Seems getting the regular 2.1-2.3 ohm 510 with the bronze finish gives you more taste, saves battery, and has a longer life span. Could anyone help to elaborate on this?