Closed/Sold (US) - Selling - Provari P3 Beta

[coaldriller]

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Selling: Provari P3 Beta

Condition: Good

Known flaws: *None*

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Description:
Up for sale is a Provari P3 Beta. Has been used very little and in great condition. Has been updated to latest firmware.
**(Does not come with any of original packaging)**$75.00 plus Priority shipping to Conus only.

Willing to ship to: USA

I reside in: US
Other:

Shipping add-ons: Priority with tracking

Price: $75.00

Shipping cost: $6.80

Ships: Immediately

Payments accepted through: PayPal



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[coaldriller]

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[Katdarling]

Wooo Hooo! Provi Bump!

 

[gpjoe]

Pardon my Provari ignorance, but this is a 20w device that fires down to .5-ohms?...and accepts any size 18mm diameter battery?

 

[coaldriller]

Pardon my Provari ignorance, but this is a 20w device that fires down to .5-ohms?...and accepts any size 18mm diameter battery?

Yes, I believe your right.


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[dsheik]

Is it just the lighting/angle or does the OLED screen have what looks like a line that doesnt lite up

 

[gpjoe]

Yes, I believe your right.


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Thanks

Is it just the lighting/angle or does the OLED screen have what looks like a line that doesnt lite up

99.999% sure it's just the picture. I have had the same thing happen when taking pictures of some of the mods I've sold, but I'll let the seller verify.

 

[coaldriller]

Is it just the lighting/angle or does the OLED screen have what looks like a line that doesnt lite up

It's just the camera. Led works as intended. Don't know why it does it, but it does the same with the DNA40 as well.

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[HBcorpse]

Is it just the lighting/angle or does the OLED screen have what looks like a line that doesnt lite up

Those types of displays are lit up by repeatedly flashing lines of elements...so when you take a picture, you're freezing that pattern in time, and you get to see the "blank spot" in the cycle.

It would be like flicking a light switch on and off really fast...and if you blink in the right rhythm with the lights, you might only see the lights on or off, depending on how in sync you are with the flicking of the light switch.