That's a good question.Are there any plans to make a high end model?
This is top of the line for entry level awesome.
But I might wait for high-end awesome!!
Awesome is only getting started.
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That's a good question.Are there any plans to make a high end model?
Actually I have it on good authority that the freeby is an invitatation to a dinner dance all expenses included (not including transport) to be held in Kabul#3062 here. I'm not worried. All of you people who have received your Provari's, all you Vaper's that have received your shipping notices,........I'm most likely getting some sort of special goody. What if the special goody is an extra Provari?!!!!Then you'll wish you didn't get it until January!! Hahahahaha. I may be the real winner in this deal!!!!
January is just fine with me! Yes sir,....
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Yippie...3086
PS: Never sell one of your other mods Until you have the new one in hand. Lesson learned.





I don't know if this is old news or not but I was emailed and told my Provari order #2981 will ship Monday so they must have got their pcb's .
Here's a question:
Lets say I find that 3.9V is my personal sweet spot for my 2.5ohm atty. I accidentally trash my atty and only have a 1.8ohm sitting around and I need something to vape on while I wait for a new atty. How do I calculate which voltage setting will closest replicate my 3.9V/2.5ohm experience? Is there a formula?



Note the resistance of the atty you are using and the juice. So when you put on a new atty look for one that is similar in resistance and use the same voltage or tweak the voltage to get to where you were before ie the sweet spot.I intend to keep a book of results ie juices and attys at certain voltages. Mind you the quality control on attys carto's leaves a lot to be desired. So adjustments will be required. But hey that is what the Provari does and is all about. Make a few notes and you wont be far away from the sweet spotHere's a question:
Lets say I find that 3.9V is my personal sweet spot for my 2.5ohm atty. I accidentally trash my atty and only have a 1.8ohm sitting around and I need something to vape on while I wait for a new atty. How do I calculate which voltage setting will closest replicate my 3.9V/2.5ohm experience? Is there a formula?
Your current power is 6.084 Watts 3.9V & 2.5 ohms
Your new setting for voltage will be 3.30V & 1.8 ohms = 6.084 Watts
I understand that this may be the lower voltage limit for the Provari - if true you will be fine...
Calculate Volts
To calculate the circuit voltage...
The formula is V = I x R or,
V = (W x R)2 or,
V = W / I
To calculate the circuit power...
The formula is W = V x I or,
W = I2 x R or,
W = V2 / R
To calculate the circuit amperage...
The formula is I = V / R or,
I = W / V or,
I = (W / R)2
To calculate the circuit resistance...
The formula is R = V / A
R = V2 / W or,
R = W / I2
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Here's a question:
Lets say I find that 3.9V is my personal sweet spot for my 2.5ohm atty. I accidentally trash my atty and only have a 1.8ohm sitting around and I need something to vape on while I wait for a new atty. How do I calculate which voltage setting will closest replicate my 3.9V/2.5ohm experience? Is there a formula?
Your current power is 6.084 Watts 3.9V & 2.5 ohms
Your new setting for voltage will be 3.30V & 1.8 ohms = 6.084 Watts
I understand that this may be the lower voltage limit for the Provari - if true you will be fine...
Calculate Volts
To calculate the circuit voltage...
The formula is V = I x R or,
V = (W x R)2 or,
V = W / I
To calculate the circuit power...
The formula is W = V x I or,
W = I2 x R or,
W = V2 / R
To calculate the circuit amperage...
The formula is I = V / R or,
I = W / V or,
I = (W / R)2
To calculate the circuit resistance...
The formula is R = V / A
R = V2 / W or,
R = W / I2
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