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csimms1014

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I got the provari a few weeks ago. I tried it out but i think it is too complicated and the battery doesnt lasst very long. You can buy the the extened battery componet but that makes the thing cost like 180 bucks. In addition, my atomizers dont even work past like 4 volts. I have the silver bullet and when u have it at 3.7 volts and it can go for a couple days without changing the battery. The provari is a very high quality device dont get me wrong but my silver bullet is so much easier to use. I think I might just try and sell it. Any one else have it?? give me some opinions please!!
 

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Get the extended cup for one, it runs longer and better in my opinion with the AW 18650 IMR. Secondly you didnt mention what exact Attys your running on it. I run a few different ones. All are Ikenvape and his HV-510 works flawlessly on this unit from 5v-6v, his Mini 2ohm 801 also performs outstanding from 3.9-4.2. Ikenvape will be closed until the 10th of April and will reopen with a lot of new stock, I would order the ext cup for the 18650 and get yourself some of these 510's at a minimum. The Provari is an excellent unit for a tube vv mod.
 

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I vape about 4ml a day and my ProVari goes all day long with the shorter battery. Are you using the one the site suggests you use? What charger are you using? The ProVari will work with any atty if you have the voltage set accordingly. If it's not working w/ your attys beyond 4v, they're very low resistance attys and they don't require more than 4v's to perform the way they should. Hang in there...I'm sure the issues you're having can be addressed and fixed. :)
 

csimms1014

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Im using the battery that came with it and a trust fire charger that I got from the website. The battery lasts a decent time but not as long as my silver bullet. I don't really want to get the extension cup thing I have already dropped like a hundred and fifty bucks on this piece. I definitely need to get some new atomizers tho. I need some like can withstand high voltage for like 5 voltz and higher. What are some good ones?
 

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All I ever wanted was a Provary, but then all sorts of different LR HV attys started to come out, making me think about buying it, since you can do pretty much any set you want with basically any battery, so you can vape at any volts with the right attty, or going Provary and also buying the attys, the above seems to be smarter and cheaper for now...
 

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Can't speak to the ProVari, but the Darwin was much more than worth it and I've vaped on about 15 different PV's. I've also used LR attys. A LR atty on a 3.7 volt battery doesn't come close to matching the consistency or throat hit of the Darwin, not to mention the flexiblity of using any atty/carto and getting 21+ hours on a charge.
 

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Im using the battery that came with it and a trust fire charger that I got from the website. The battery lasts a decent time but not as long as my silver bullet. I don't really want to get the extension cup thing I have already dropped like a hundred and fifty bucks on this piece. I definitely need to get some new atomizers tho. I need some like can withstand high voltage for like 5 voltz and higher. What are some good ones?

When I vape at 5v and use an atomizer, I use a 3ohm 510 atty from Good Prophets. It's been a very good atomizer, no complaints. I generally just test new liquids/flavors on an atomizer and use Boge cartomizers the rest of the time. Maybe someone else has more atomizer advice for you, but I think if you stay with 3ohm or above, you're going to be fine at 5v and higher.
 
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