I don't know if I got lucky or what but the two I had were great. I just sold them because they were too big and I moved on to other things. As long as I kept the collection tank empty, it wouldn't leak.
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I don't know if I got lucky or what but the two I had were great. I just sold them because they were too big and I moved on to other things. As long as I kept the collection tank empty, it wouldn't leak.
We are up to about order #3820 +/- a few. We are currently waiting on an order of
batteries to come in Friday or Monday and then more units will be shipping.
that way for those of you that are waiting in line will know.
Getting closer! #3970 placed on 2/1/11. 150 more to go. Oh the humanity!
My little clear screen is a little scratched up only had for a few weeks... a question for someone at Provape is the screen made out of acrylic ? because unlike other clear materials we could buff out any that appear if it is.
I am interested in this as well. I have used some acrylic polish for automotive to buff out scratches on my cell phone with great success. Although I don't think I'll have any problems, It would be nice to know for piece of mind.
I really have no idea what Bruce is doing. Museum sounds right to me....I was just passing it along.
I just got in all the goodies that I ordered to go with my Provari (juice, replacement cartos, map tank) Now I'm really getting impatient. COME ON 4041! lol. This made the wait so much worse.
It was worth the tortuous wait.
I got mine about three weeks ago & it's even more fun now!
I was handed mine on Christmas Day... I must have gotten some other gifts... I just don't remember what they are now.
To anybody waiting... it's better than you imagine... hang in there!
I think after I get mine i'm going to have to hang in this thread just to give support and encouragment to pay back all those who've calmed my nerves
The LCD is an epoxy resin. I'm not sure if polishing will work. If anything, do not use anything with chemical in it.
How did you scratch it? if you don't mind me asking?
Maybe some google searches will yield a way to polish.
How did you scratch it? if you don't mind me asking?
Maybe some google searches will yield a way to polish.
It fits perfectly in the hand. It has a nice satin finish. It has a decent heft, but it's not heavy. There is a nice chrome/stainless ring around the fairly deep catch cup. The button is firm but still easy to push. You can set the button to light up or not. The button is not clicky. It has a nice on or off feel about it.
The display takes very little time to figure out. The manual is in a PDF on the ProVape site. I looked at it maybe twice in three weeks. Once you know the abbreviations, you can just push the button until the correct menu is pulled up. It checks the atty/carto ohms, battery level, voltage up/down, turn display on/off, turn power on/off. It is really easy to use...I was almost disappointed that it wasn't more complicated.
The display takes very little time to figure out. The manual is in a PDF on the ProVape site. I looked at it maybe twice in three weeks. Once you know the abbreviations, you can just push the button until the correct menu is pulled up. It checks the atty/carto ohms, battery level, voltage up/down, turn display on/off, turn power on/off. It is really easy to use...I was almost disappointed that it wasn't more complicated.
who knows, maybe you just stumbled upon the retractable cheeze nozzle and all your wildest dreams were answered.
It is so solid that you could grasp it & take a swing at someone & knock the crap out of them. Wouldn't hurt your hand or damage the device.
There has to be a rocket booster on this thing somewhere!
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