The eGo actually contains a 4.3 volt battery. its just the circuitry that makes it lower. I do all of my vaping at 4.3 volts with the regular resistance attys. I drip.
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Thanks. Based on your rec I will hold out for the Infinity Pro. I was reading today that it should be available in roughly a month. In the mean time I am going to invest in a good pass through. Between the PT and my ego battery stash that should last me until the Infinity Pro is ready even if some atty experimentation costs me a couple of batteries.
Thanks again to everyone for all of the great info! I had no idea when I started vaping that it could be such an in depth subject. That is one of the reasons I am enjoying it so much. Nothing at all interesting about an analog and a lighter. In two months I've gotten a light dose of both chemistry and electrical engineering!
Pt is a nice intro 
The ip should indeed be sweet, at an excellent price point, and you will still be able to drop to 3.5v, if a particular atty or liquid needs it. Notcigs provides really good service.
The ip should indeed be sweet, at an excellent price point, and you will still be able to drop to 3.5v, if a particular atty or liquid needs it. Notcigs provides really good service.
I settled on 2 of the first run Provari's last year and just a week ago picked up the Buzz Pro.
I am a dripper and go through a few different juices and also chain vape; it's very nice to have a few of these "smart" pv's on hand for instant gratification..
I'm impressed with notcigs' Pro ... the dial is a breeze and the regulator is doing what one would expect; great vapes on any atty... even LR's. (the Provari has an amp limiter that knocks you off if you go above a certain voltage). It's lighter than the Vari by a lot, but feels like it will hold up well to normal use/abuse.
Not that i don't adore my Vari... Provapes is a solid company imo - they set the standard for quality and technology. I don't begrudge the extra weight and after having the Vari for 78 months, i've learned a lot about voltage, resistance etc with their readouts.
I've had The Darwin and although it has some things the Vari doesn't I prefer the Vari myself... not knocking it.
The Pro Infinity looks like a great choice ... improved casing and same internals as the BP... and the new Top Feeding notcigs VVPV is coming out after that.
I am a dripper and go through a few different juices and also chain vape; it's very nice to have a few of these "smart" pv's on hand for instant gratification..
I'm impressed with notcigs' Pro ... the dial is a breeze and the regulator is doing what one would expect; great vapes on any atty... even LR's. (the Provari has an amp limiter that knocks you off if you go above a certain voltage). It's lighter than the Vari by a lot, but feels like it will hold up well to normal use/abuse.
Not that i don't adore my Vari... Provapes is a solid company imo - they set the standard for quality and technology. I don't begrudge the extra weight and after having the Vari for 78 months, i've learned a lot about voltage, resistance etc with their readouts.
I've had The Darwin and although it has some things the Vari doesn't I prefer the Vari myself... not knocking it.
The Pro Infinity looks like a great choice ... improved casing and same internals as the BP... and the new Top Feeding notcigs VVPV is coming out after that.
4.8 - 5V with 3 ohms -- right around 8W, lots of vapor, nice warmth. When people wonder what HV is like, I suggest trying a true "dumb" passthrough, with 2A USB power supply -- under $25 total (I already have 3 ohm stuff, as an 808 user).
If the PT works well for you, then it's time to look for a 5V mod, or, better yet, a variable voltage, in the future
I've been doing a lot of reading on and searching for PTs. One question - when you say "dumb" PT do you mean one without the built in battery? I have not been able to find such a critter, at least I don't think. Some vendor's descriptions are vague. Is there a specific one you can recommend?
Yes, one without the built-in battery/regulator. It's basically wires running through a tube, with a switch/button, to the atomizer/carto connector. In 808 gear I've bought them from vapor4life, nhaler, vaporsetc. For 510, something like: Smok Tech 5 Volt 510 Manual USB Passthrough (I suspect at least some of the "does not work" comments were from people using LR atties and/or plugging into a PC USB that had issues driving enough amps for even a standard atty. The standalone 2A USB power supply really is good to use, and even then limit yourself to 2.5 ohms or greater -- 10Watts, plenty of power for good vaping).
Got it! Of course I had to try out some of their juices while I was at it. Tobacco and caramel tobacco both sounded good to me. Can't wait to try this thing out.
Now if they would only release the Infinity Pro....
Thanks again markfm!
Now if they would only release the Infinity Pro....
Thanks again markfm!
Markfm, wanted to come back by and give you a big ol' "Thank ya, thank ya very much..." on the pass thru rec. What a difference this thing has made!
I first tried it on my TW mega SR. The results were lackluster, but that is the atty's fault. I don't know if its the "mega" dynamic or what, but it just did not get hot enough. It vaped ok, just on the cool side.
Then I got out my dse-510s and wow! I feel like I'm downstairs on That 70's Show puffing such giant clouds of vape - wow! Several juices I had given up on are now producing clouds and lots of good flavor. Even better that these are $5 attys, so I can just stock up.
I also added one of those ultrasonic cleaners to my collection. So now I have plenty of clean attys to switch out when one gets too dirty. I also bought one of those car cig lighter to USB adapters so I can use the pass thru in the car, which is nice.
Now if I can only hold out for the IP to be released. Only a couple weeks to go!
Thanks again!
I first tried it on my TW mega SR. The results were lackluster, but that is the atty's fault. I don't know if its the "mega" dynamic or what, but it just did not get hot enough. It vaped ok, just on the cool side.
Then I got out my dse-510s and wow! I feel like I'm downstairs on That 70's Show puffing such giant clouds of vape - wow! Several juices I had given up on are now producing clouds and lots of good flavor. Even better that these are $5 attys, so I can just stock up.
I also added one of those ultrasonic cleaners to my collection. So now I have plenty of clean attys to switch out when one gets too dirty. I also bought one of those car cig lighter to USB adapters so I can use the pass thru in the car, which is nice.
Now if I can only hold out for the IP to be released. Only a couple weeks to go!
Thanks again!
Glad it worked out for you . Once you try high voltage, there's a giant difference if you drop back to a normal 510 or KR808D-1 (though I still keep one 808 battery/charger for backup, or use where a small auto is handier)
. Once you try high voltage, there's a giant difference if you drop back to a normal 510 or KR808D-1 (though I still keep one 808 battery/charger for backup, or use where a small auto is handier)- Status
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