Those Billet Boxes are intriguing, I have been curious about them for quite a while now, but with 21 ProVari's, 10 REOs and a couple other mods, I just can't ever seem to pull the trigger on one when they come up. What I have really been interested in is getting or making a box mod with a ProVari board in it, a V2.5 board, even watched a video on the build about half a dozen times. Maybe my time would be better spent just laying one out on paper and going for it.I do remember reading that, and I will keep monitoring the thread, maybe I will change my mind, but I have 12 - 2.5 Provari's all the metallic finishes (none painted), I have 4 REO Woodvils, 4 REO 14500 Mini's and 2 REO Grands. (I love the REO's by the way) I still want more REO's, like a few more Grands, the other REO Mini's, and the up coming P-67. Until today I only had 2 Billet boxes, just got this today, I am going to try to order one more every month, for the next several months.
KAS
There are some good folks out there, this really made me feel good.
Others may come along with more or even better options, but these atomizers will allow you to drip and sample your different flavors:Hopefully I can ask you folks a question...
So...I have been vaping for awhile now, but I have definitely been a low-tech type vaper, nothing but tanks and coils (and cartos, of course, wow what a pain those were), I have never built/rebuilt anything and don't want to start. Right now I am vaping exclusively on Provaris/Kabukis...out of all of the millions of tanks I have tried from the old viva nova to the kanger subtank I like this combo the best.
Anyhoo, I have a lot of juices gathering dust that I need to at least try, but don't want to waste a $4 nautilus coil if I don't like the juice. Is there a cheap, simple (I can't do coil builds) way to sample juices? Vaporbeast had a $1.77 sale on the aspire viva nova, but I missed out.
Oh, and must work on a 2.5...odd how I had one of these 3 years ago and am now falling in love with it again (should have never sold it). Something about the $25 50-watt chinabox mod + subtank combo just no longer sits well with me and now I'm going wayyyy back to 4.2v vaping on an old-style mod. I guess I'm a hipster vaper now
Oh, and now I am fighting the urge to get a Glovari 2.5 for the nightstand. I really need another 10% Provape sale.
I never seen the sealed ones before
Yea I guess they would be better.
The top one shows a good picture of what I am talking about
With your V2 and V2.5 ProVari's, there is no need to be concerned about juice leaking past the atomizer and into the catch cup where the center pin is, these mods were born of this, designed for it actually, from the days of cartomizers before tanks were widespread. This is one of the main reasons why I count on the ProVari for longevity. The center pin is fixed, and sealed to guard against leakage past it. With cartomizers, the juice could leak down, and be sucked back up into the carto and vaped. All part of the design, and function of the ProVari from the very beginning. When you go back to a different atomizer, simply roll up a small bit of paper towel, or some loosely wadded cotton, and twirl it around inside the catch cup to wick up any remaining e-liquid. A bit of cotton wet with a little isopropyl alcohol will help further clean up any remnants.
Just thought I'd tell you, if you hadn't seen it, check out the P67 thread on Robs sub-forumThe billet box, with a billet bridge, uses Aspire BVC coils, it is a fantastic vape (to me anyway) I also ordered a Sophia V2 that I want to try in the BB, but not sure if it will work better than the V1, until I get it, nobody has tried it yet. I always thought that a provari 2.5 board in a bottom feeder box mod would be awesome, but I would never take a board out of one of my 12. If I ever was going to try to make a mod, that is what it would be though.
KAS
There's a wick in thereThere is a baby wick in the 510 attys...the pic on the right shows it best
and a very old thread in the Modding Forum for rebuilding them :
Rebuilding your 510 Atomizer Step by Step - 801 & 901's too!
