I have read in a couple of reviews that the provari doesn't seem to hit as well with the 18650's. Anybody want to chime in with their experiences. Just trying to get it all straight before I hit the ourchase button.
Provari with 18650
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I think it hits the same, 18650 or 18490.. Doesnt matter.. Oh and prolly the 18350 too!
I have bought 3 provaris they work great with the aw imr 18650's true voltage out the atty checked with meter.You might have read someone mention a protected 18650 not working well.The loaded ohms come out true to what reads on screen.
Mine with the 18650's doesn't need to hit any harder. That thing will put you in the dirt if your not careful. I seriously couldn't handle more then what it provides.
I think my lips would melt off if it offered more.
I think my lips would melt off if it offered more.
Yeah, it was on a youtube review. The guy had the same batteries that I have AW IMR Red 18650 2000Mah. He said to him they just didn't seem to hit as hard. Just curious if anyone else had noticed it.
Here it is:
Somewhere around a couple of minutes after the intro he states it.
Steve
Somewhere around a couple of minutes after the intro he states it.
Steve
That is the longest intro I've ever seen: 1 minute 18 seconds. There are feature-length films with shorter intros.
Without using a voltage meter, everything is simply his subjective perception of "how hard it hits", "flavor", etc. He's also using a liquid he can't identify (?) Why is he trying to solder on the PCB? He apparently abused the heck out of his Provari and it fell apart on him, and instead of sending it in for service, he decided to try to fix it himself and it didn't work. And they *still* fixed it for him and sent him a bunch of stuff.
As I've seen in multiple reviews, the Provari provides pretty much exactly the voltage you select on the device, despite battery charge level (until it can no longer provide that voltage, at which point it stops firing). The type of battery shouldn't make a difference to the voltage at the coil.
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