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whats so great about provari?
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you can't even get dinner and a movie for 200 bucks anymore,,,,,,
and this is 3 days worth!
and this is 3 days worth!
Nothing new, though, it seems. It seems so weird to me that people spend a lot of time telling people who own and love something why it is a piece of crap. And even weirder when they come to the part of the forum for that particular item to do so. Just weird.
Sometimes i think they may not know they are in the provari forum..
Like if you click on new posts, instead of browsing... Thats why i mentioned maybe that particular person did not realize they were in a provari forum.
Most times if a provari thread is started in general discussion, it gets moved to the provari section.
i once thought $200 was alot of money for a device. But that was because i had never held one, let alone vaped from one.
Bet ya never guessed all this entertainment came with a Provari.
It really is kind of entertaining and enlightening, too.
The provari forum is a great place for info alot of the vets here got me started with a provari and were more than helpful
Glad you like it. I don't need people to know that I made it though. At the very least make the font much, much smaller.
Never really was able to fully enjoy the kayfun style. It's an incredible, intuitive design and an easy build platform, but I either get dry hits or major flooding. I'll get a good build that will be super nice for a day or so, then I start to get problems. That's why I enjoy the simplicity of my steel mesh wicks on the Pyrex RSST. I've thought about giving a steel mesh hybrid build on my Russian 91%, but haven't built up the motivation quite yet. LOOOOVE my Pyrex RSST
Have you tried a Squape? It's a different variation on the Kayfun design.
You got it.
Odd, The first build I tried was one by AndrewWVids:
KAYFUN LITE & BUILDING a COIL - REVIEW - YouTube
It's a great simple build but my builds always measured out to 2.4 ohms which a bit too high for my tastes as I had to jack the battery up pretty high to get a good hit on it.
I then tried the build on page 8 of the Kayfun 3.1 manual by SvoeMesto and that one uses less Ekowool and measures out to 1.8 ohms,so it is my new choice.
http://www.meshweaver.com/temp/vaping/SVOEMESTO_KAYFUN_v3.1ES_USER_MANUAL.pdf
Did you watch the video? Edit: I just watched the video. That looks complicated compared to what I do.what did you use to get 2.4 ohms??that's my perfect ohms
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now that I'm done lecturing newbies in other threads about how bad of an idea it is to subohm on an ICR, what did I miss?
oh, the troll patrol is back...
oh, the troll patrol is back...
I can give a reason a Provari is good. My son bought a itaste SVD. It suddenly started to hit and miss with acknowledging that a tank was attached. Then would read " non" . After taking it apart I realized the soldering job that connected the chip inside had come undone. My husband had to carefully resolder it. I've never had this happen to my Provaris.
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