Do you like that long drip tip? Mine kept getting real hot
I've only tried it tonight. Is it the drip tip getting hot?
The Provarinati Saloon IV - Back Alley
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I've only tried it tonight. Is it the drip tip getting hot?
Well the whole thing does, but it seems to travel up the drip tip real fast
but I think I set it up at .3 ohms, and that might have something to do with the heat 
Well the whole thing does, but it seems to travel up the drip tip real fast
That could be. I'm using an 18350 battery, so I won't be building that low. It's 1.2Ω.
Look at the widdle teeny dwipper!
Refresh my memory please............which dripper is this?
Is the one on the right just satin black? It looks light in the pic. I think a flat gunmetal finish would look awesome... I may have to get my v2.5 media blasted and re-coated when I get a P3.
No, it's a bronze. They look weird in pictures, no matter what kind of lighting.
Alternatively, I may try out the sanded look. I think it turned out pretty well for this guy, and gives it a bit of a tough / rugged / working man's look:
Provari top cap removal and giving a brushed finish - Imgur
Provari top cap removal and giving a brushed finish - Imgur
Trying to order a Reo tonight and the site won't log me in
I PM'ed Rob to see why...
He's not going to be able to take PayPal soon I wanted to order before he switched...
Had my cart ready and couldn't log in to pay
Major bummer.. Maybe he'll answer me tomorrow...
HB,
Rob got the dreaded cease and desist notice from PP - stop selling ecig stuff. He's switching to a credit card processing company but it may take a bit to get the site back up. What a pain....
OK I give up.
Looks like that little spring was just "press fit" - I don't think there's a ledge like the ProVari cap has for the spring to thread in.
So...anyone have ideas on getting a spring in? I've tried about 300 times, it won't stick.
Anyone "glue" in a spring?
Or have a source for tiny little springs so I could get one to replace it (I think maybe it's deformed now).
The ProVape spring is definitely bigger, but I could try it - I have one somewhere...
Someone else's photos:
I used it anyway for a minute, with the spring just "in there" but not attached. And it IS really nice looking, and fits and threads perfectly on the 'Vari...
Train, I have two of these M1 endcaps and haven't had a spring come out. However, I did just intentionally remove a spring on purpose and replaced it.
I noticed the bottom of the spring for the M1 has a flattened spiral, I used my needle-nosed pliers and widened that spiral a little bit. Then used the method for spinning the spring back in just like on the regular ProVari endcap, but like you found this didn't seat it. I then took my tweezers and pushed around the outside edge of the spring where it seats into the hole, and noticed the outer edge of the spring was still sitting above the indentation. So I went all around the outside and now the spring is re-seated. Hope this helps
Lol glueing the spring to the cap is a terrible idea. Last thing you want is for something to the coat and insulate the spring from the end cap
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