So is this where all the cool cats hang?

[LazyBulldogge]

And if so, can I join?

Just got my order in today - Provari v2.5 silver w/ blue LED, 18650 end cap and yet another Protank to go on top of it.
Damn it seems sturdy, coming from an eVic (which I still love for the variable wattage though)

 

[bilbobaggins30]

Congrats on the Provari! You are now a provari owner, so feel free to join in!

 

[LazyBulldogge]

I must say I'm loving it so far, just seems like pure quality (as was expected, given the price, but still)
NoobVari question though: What's the lowest voltage an 18650 AW IMR will go, before it refuses to fire? And should I just vape till it shuts off by itself, or take it off to charge a bit before it shuts off, for best battery lifespan?

 

[MDV39]

The ProVari will fire at all volts with an 18650. The amp limitation comes in when using lower resistence coils. If you stick to prebuilt coils you should be fine firing. I take mine out as soon as I can after the LED starts blinking mainly because it is super annoying.

 

[LazyBulldogge]

Yeah, it was voltage on the battery due to it running low I was referring to - sorry it sounded like I was talking about amp limit and low resistance coils
Alrighty, yeah I read that it'll start blinking at some point, so that might be my "replace battery" time as well

 

[Baditude]

I'm building coils around 2.0 ohm for my two AGA T2 and enjoying them very much on my Provari's.



Congrats on the Provari!

 

[Chowderhead1972]

Op: 2.8 -2.9v to battery cut out. Blinking will start at 3.3.

 

[eratikmind]

Meoooow . . .

 

[xxThr4sh3rxx]

I just got my 2.5 in the mail today . Question though LazyBulldogge how is the protank? I was thinking about getting one. Whats the vape like?

 

[LazyBulldogge]

Imo the vape is awesome on the Protank. I wrap my own coils, about 2.4 Ohm and vaping them at 3.8-4.2 Volt, depending on the juice I vape.
Nice coolish vape, lots of flavor and nice big clouds of vapor. Some people complain that the draw is quite airy, as did I, in the beginning, but now I wouldn't live without it