Just wondering, with the V2 Provari how high can you actually drive a 2.5 ohm dual coil carto?
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6/2.5=2.4
2.4 amps is well within the Provari's 3.5 amp limit. So 6 volts would be your maximum. 14.4 watts. Plenty hot for most.
2.4 amps is well within the Provari's 3.5 amp limit. So 6 volts would be your maximum. 14.4 watts. Plenty hot for most.
Still debating on pulling the trigger on one just wanted to be sure I could drive my dual coils up to at least 5 volts.
Thanks for the info .
Thanks for the info .
I had a Provari in a shopping cart for 2 months before I finally ordered it! Also, buy the batteries from somewhere else that will ship UPS or FedEx if Provape won't. I'd recommend the Panasoni CGR18650CH, available from multiple vendors. I've used both those and the AW IMR and prefer the Panasonics.
CEV said they will have some in tomorrow. I already have the battery's in my cart just waiting to throw that bad boy in there.
I have had my Provari for just over a week and I love it! I went with the mini and didn't bother to get an extender cap. My thinking is that I would rather have a smaller MOD and carry an extra battery or 2 (or3) around with me. I vape quite a bit and I am finding that I burn through 2-3 18350's a day on it.
Also make sure you have nipple top batteries, flat ones won't work in the Provari.
I am sure you are going to be super happy with yours!
Also make sure you have nipple top batteries, flat ones won't work in the Provari.
I am sure you are going to be super happy with yours!
ProVari really is a nice vaping machine. I have mine with me all the time and rotate 4 batteries.
Ordered my Provari from Provape and it arrived June 29th. Shipping was SUPER fast and they upgraded shipping at no additional cost. Ordered the kit w/batteries/charger and 5 boge 3.0 ohm SR cartos. The package arrived without one single hassle and I didn't pay a penny to Canada customs. Provape know how to label the package.
This month my student ordered the same kit w/ batteries going to Italy and it arrived quickly too. Provari is simple AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!
I have a few provaris . The mini is fine but depending on how you use it you might only get 2 or 3 hours out of a 18350 battery . If you carry one of those plastic battery boxes it will hold 4 of the smaller 18350 batteries or 2 of the larger 18500 batteries if you are using the extended endcap . I prefer to take a full size provari with the extension endcap and 18650 batteries with me when I go to work . I usually carry 2 spare batteries and change the battery at the meal break leaving me with one spare I could wait longer to change the battery but it is just habit now . 2 18650 batteries will do for an average day .
OH and by the way I usually order from provape . They are located in monroe washington just south of me and usually take about a week to ten days to get here .
You won't build a provari with a kit, you'll get a VV device for sure but it won't be a provari.
Good to know there are fellow Canucks taking advantage of Provape in Washington State for hassle free ordering at a more reasonable cost!
I got mine from ProVape and it took less than a week to get here. Love my ProVari.
No hassles with customs and it was in and out of customs within minutes.
No hassles with customs and it was in and out of customs within minutes.
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Well my provari is on route YAY!! Couple more questions. What should I run it with I'm not a big dripper more of a carto tank guy. I ordered a stubby smok tank with some 1.5 dual coils what's the voltage I should run those at I've never used dual coils always the 1.7ohm single coils in my tanks.
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If you have a Provari, you should at least be using a Z Atty Pro That way, you could keep the Projectguy company waiting for his
That way, you could keep the Projectguy company waiting for his - Status
