Hey guys and gals, I'm going to be ordering the Provari in about a week, I've noticed provape have the v2.5 now and though it seems a lot of people dont like the new design, I do. This will be my first Provari and I just wanted to know of any types of tanks, rba's, clearomizers ect. that dont fit. Right now I have a Vector vari volt from vaporbeast.com which is a young june model and is very forgiving when it comes to using a variety of tank type attys due to the deep and wide well. Is the provari as forgiving? Please list any thing you know of
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The Provari has a pretty mainstream 510 center thread post.
Any eGo type juice carrying device will need an adaptor, as will the Kanger T2 and T3. Everything else that is mainstream will fit.
Any eGo type juice carrying device will need an adaptor, as will the Kanger T2 and T3. Everything else that is mainstream will fit.
One should get a 510 to 808 shorty adapter if using 808 or 901 threaded cartomizers or atomizers. Any 510 to 808 adapter will work, but the shorty will only add a mm or so to the height (t will look better when using a tank).
If using a 510 atomizer, one should get a 510 to 510 adapter in order to use a drip shield.
If using a 510 atomizer, one should get a 510 to 510 adapter in order to use a drip shield.
A drip shield goes over an atomizer and is meant to collect any juice that might leak if you over fill it. It was made for a 901 that has a side hole but will also work with a 510 using a 510 to 510 adapter (to catch juice that might leak out of the bottom hole). I'm pretty new to dripping and I love them. I think it's much better to use a drip shield as opposed to having a bunch of juice running down the side of your mod and hand.
You will only need a drip shield if you plan on dripping. You will also need a dripping atomizer. Essentially like a short cartomizer without the polyfill material. You drip a few drops of juice into the atomizer and vape it for several hits, then must refill again to vape.
It's said to produce the best flavors from your juices, but I found it messy and time consuming. Personal preference.
Just my 
I'll take a carto/tank over anything for easy and convience. Fill it up, great flavor, YMMV
I'll take a carto/tank over anything for easy and convience. Fill it up, great flavor, YMMV
Thanks for posting this. I was trying to figure out exactly what dripping entailed and this summed it up well for me. I think I'll be going the cart or tank route as this just seems like a lot of work.
I use cartomizer tanks 99% of the time. All of my favorite juices are in cartomizer tanks, so I have no need to drip them. You may find dripping useful if you order a bunch of sample size juices and don't want to waste cartomizers. Alternatively, you can pull the polyfill out of a used cartomizer, but it's not as good as a bona fide atomizer.
I'm gonna stay with atty tanks. Ody clone is my next purchase. I dislike dripping and cartos dont taste right to me.
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