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I have my provari for a month now and it's my first VV device. From what I can say I usually go for 1v higher than the ohms and work from that. I usually find my sweetspot pretty fast because 0,2v too less can make a huge difference in vapor production just like 0,2v too much might make the juice taste burnt
There are a lot of variables to get "max vapor". but a big part of it would be the liquid you use, I suppose you might know this already but liquids that have VG (vegetable glycerin) will produce more vapor, even a pg/vg blend will do will in that regard too. Nobody can tell you what type of vape you will like but what I like at the moment is around ten watts, you are kind of limited if you use the standard coils that come prewound but to get to ten watts you would need to set it at 4.2volts with a 1.8ohm coil, actually it comes to 9.8watts but pretty close. I would buy a couple resistance coils and see what ya like. It would actually be a little better on the battery life if you used a higher resistance coil but the highest wattage you could achieve with the 2.4ohm coil would be around 7.3watts. Good luck, hope you find what your looking for.
r77r7r That chart is a tremendous help. Atavan, seems like you're working with batteries I know nothing about. Where these hight voltage/high amperage batteries come from? Do you have to make a box or are they "stick" batteries like my Twist?
Honestly all you can do it start out low and work your way up. Eventually you will find a spot where the flavor gets burnt. Dial it back at that is the most vapor production that is worthwhile. Unless you like burnt juice and blown coils. All the charts in the world really don't mean much once you get the PV in your hand. Trust me it will quickly let you know what the best voltage is for each juice and cartomizer/atomizer.
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