Spring tension.....

[Slurp812]

I was noticing the spring didn't seem to be applying much pressure to the battery in my Provari. So I pulled it out and stretched it out a bit and cleaned up the threads on the cap. Everything was working just fine before I did this. Afterwards, I was vaping away, and I realized since I was very sick I hadn't vaped much the past few days, that I was on the 2nd day of this battery. So I checked the voltage, it said 3.4, and no blinking LED. Usually, as other have noticed, it blinks much sooner. More like 3.6, 3.7 volts. The way I have it now the spring touches the battery just before the threads on the cap do. Has anyone else tried this? Any thoughts?

 

[Playa_hamm420]

Ive had to stretch my spring back out a little after using trustfire batts in it. Other then that i get the usual low batt warning @ various stages of vaping.. sometimes it blinks it 3.6 other times it just completely shuts off on me..

 

[conan]

Mine does not blink until 3.4-3.2 . 3.6, 3.7 is way to early. What batteries are you using?

 

[Slurp812]

I have 4 AW IMR 18490s....

 

[nqabassist26]

I use AW IMR 18490s as well and mine always starts it's blinking procedure at around 3.4.

Huh, strange.

 

[Frick]

Agreed, 3.4V is usually when mine starts blinking.

 

[Slurp812]

Last night, it started just blinking @ 3.5 volts. Better than before...