Let's just figure that I'm first in line. i will volunteer. I am order 2942, so you are pretty well screwed my friend.
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Let's just figure that I'm first in line. i will volunteer. I am order 2942, so you are pretty well screwed my friend.
I think that's a very good question about the updates, I really cant stand buying a mod and then there are updates and updates, and the peep's that purchased months down the road end up having a nicer end user product then the early purchasers. what will happen to us first purchasers who are supporting this mod and pre ordering it. Will we have any options at a discount to have any updates added to our mods and can we send them in for these updates if they happen, I would like to know about this just for piece of mind. #3011
I think this is an excellent question as well and would like to know if we have these options for future code\software upgrades or if the warranty would cover this or maybe we just pay for shipping it there, but oh man being without the mod for a week or so
It’s a great question. We don't foresee any major updates. One of the main reasons is were pretty much out of space on the processor at this point. Were going to add everything that we can upfront before shipping so we can try to avoid updates and more updates. Now this isn't to say there will never be updates but at this point things look solid.
But just incase, in the event there is something that comes along, something major, yes you would be able to send it in for an update and there wouldn't be any charge other than shipping.
General Question: Several people have asked if they could buy a 1 year extended warranty for like $20-25 (2 years total).
Are you interested in this?
If enough are interested I can look into it.
Are you interested in this?
If enough are interested I can look into it.
Doesn't look like it works that way.
But just incase, in the event there is something that comes along, something major, yes you would be able to send it in for an update and there wouldn't be any charge other than shipping.
Can you use a AW 18650 2900mAh LiNiCoO2 or RediLast 2900mAh battery ???? I believe the Max Discharge rate is 5.8A. They are a fair amount longer than the IMR 18650s though. Concerning an extended warranty, no I wouldn't buy it because a year from now I will most likely be vaping with something completely different (if past experience is any indication of future results!).
I would b interested in buying it.. How close to the end if the standard 1 year warranty would you be able to purchase the extended.... I wouldn't purchase it yet.... I would prefer to wait atleast 11 months.....
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I'm not feeling confident about this purchase anymore since not one of my questions has been answered across 2 threads here.
And no, I don't purchase warranties.
And no, I don't purchase warranties.
David i would buy the extended warranty if thye price was right. But i would like the option of noit having to buy the option warranty right away as i think i spent enough for now. But if we could get an extended warranty say up to 6 months down the road would be great. if so i am in my friend. I dont know what you guys would want to do if it ever gets sold.
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Hey Oliver.
...what is the finish on the tube?
...how robust is the ProVari system against vibration? ...I had bought a blu months ago thinking it would be the perfect travel PV. The Harley killed it.
Why only a 1 year warranty on this one? Should something fail (most likely being the electronics) what would the estimated cost be to repair?
Where do you see that it doesn't? Read it again.. You're just being told that you aren't being given the information you'd need to do it yourself if you had an eprom burner. It will be done for you at no cost.
JonnyVapΣ;2201645 said:
Hi Jonny,
Sorry I missed this one... It slipped past me. Things have been a little hectic lately and so if I ever miss a post or you need a quick answer you can always email me.
Its a very solid and well built device and there would be nothing to cause problems from vibration. I wont get into the differences between a quality American made device over the cheap Chinese devices. Well save that conversation over drinks someday.
There are no wires inside to come loose as everything is surface mounted onto the PCB.
Its a very robust system and designed with military design rules. You can refer to the folks who own a ProVape-1 - I know many of you have accidentally dropped your ProVape-1 and everything was fine.
We have an excellent reputation for building quality products and standing by our products with only the best service. None of this is going to change!
Just because an electronic cig has electronics in it, doesn't mean its not going to be reliable and give you many years of enjoyment. While a lot of you might have had a bad experience with cheap Chinese products, there really is no comparison to what we have put into the ProVari.
Think about all the electronics you use everyday. Just one example, cars (and even some Harleys) are loaded with electronics being used in rugged and harsh environments everyday and how often do you have something electronic go out?
Its mostly the moving parts and mechanical things that break down. I know this may be a bad analogy but for the point
If I missed another post just bump it, or email me anytime!!
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