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The battery spring is a high use part that gets exercised often. As it wears out, its performance can degrade to the point where the spring tension is not as strong as it was when it was new. Maybe useful spring life was considered when going to a larger spring? Maybe electrical over engineering in consideration of a device that would output more watts, volts, amps and at a potential subohm resistance lower than any previous ProVape device?What is the reason for the larger spring on a P3 ?
Can I use a tatroe stand (smaller spring) on a P3 ?
True dat. The larger springs are hella tight with 18350's. Interestingly, the Performance End Caps (that shipped with the Procyon) go on the P3 and Classic in 18350 mode, easily and fit pretty good. Should have better connectivity confidence than using a small spring end cap. More weight though. On the other hand, the extra little end cap weight may give better device balance in hand depending on the atomizer used.I use the small springs often in my P3's and Classics, especially in the mini configuration, it's easier to get the threads to engage with the 18350 cells with the small spring end caps.
Or just do like me and get lots and lots of batteriesTrue dat. The larger springs are hella tight with 18350's. Interestingly, the Performance End Caps (that shipped with the Procyon) go on the P3 and Classic in 18350 mode, easily and fit pretty good. Should have better connectivity confidence than using a small spring end cap. More weight though. On the other hand, the extra little end cap weight may give better device balance in hand depending on the atomizer used.
November 30, 2016
1. Man On The Silver Mountain - Rainbow
2. Master Of Puppets - Metallica
3. Stone Cold - Rainbow
4. Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith
5. Metal Health - Quiet Riot
6. Soul Stripper - AC/DC
7. Balls To The Wall - Accept
8. Scene Of The Crime - Ratt
9. Hallowed Be Thy Name - Iron Maiden
10. Eminence Front - The Who
11. Do You Feel Like We Do - Peter Frampton
12. Screaming In The Night - Krokus