the blog i will read and get back to you
and actually my mind is never made up. if i see something in your blog that sways me, then congrats to you. nothing i have seen to this point makes the provari worth what it cost IMO
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and actually my mind is never made up. if i see something in your blog that sways me, then congrats to you. nothing i have seen to this point makes the provari worth what it cost IMO
Yes. I bought a provari the first week I started vaping a month ago--thinking that's just the money I saved a month by not smoking. It's solid, awesome to me. And the fact that I can send it in for repair and the customer service seems worth it to me. It's just my personal experience and need though. I would think different people have different preference.
It's kinda like a trainwreck, just can't stop looking
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?no i said the VTR and lavatube are comparable/slightly better at half the cost. the DNA mods are HANDS DOWN better but more expensive, however their expense is WORTH it to me.
firstly i said the hana modz are flat out better, not cheaper. the VTR wheel problem has been fixed since the end of last year, it is now a fixed wheel, not spinning as it used to be, and there are "color" options for the VTR that are matte so no fingerprint magnet
Hana Modz are only better if you are a high wattage vaper. The VTR and Provar have the same range as far as VV and VW are concerned so try again. As far as the amp limitation goes, with your low ohm coil builds, you will never approach the Provari's 3.5 amp limit.
Well my view is it shouldn't have malfunctioned in the first place.
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the VTR does work as advertised without tinkering. i agree it is more accurate and has higher Hz signal BUT these are not important enough TO ME to double the cost.
more versatile is better to me regardless. i have less restrictions on a DNA20 or 30 mod.
Depends on which mech mods you are buying, if you are buying clones then ok, its cheaper. To answer your question, I like to vape regulated, my power remains constant as the battery voltage drops off, you can't achieve that with a mech mod.
i mean things break. Even Ferrari's will break down.
so IF and when they do, they get fixed and I'd rather be the one to fix them than a factory
IMHO
Don't want to burst your bubble, but none of the mods being discussed can fire a .2 ohm coil. You need a mech for that.
someone else brought that up, not me i was defending AGAINST that point
It's kinda like a trainwreck, just can't stop looking
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I've spent the last little while reading through here, and see more than enough cause to lock this down. This is not the kind of thread I'd like New Members to see when they join ECF.
There have been enough facts provided by a number of veterans here, and they have been argued and dismissed, forcing yet another pointless back and forth that will end up going nowhere.
There have also been posts attacking the poster, and not the post itself. This is an actionable item on here, and will not continue.
This is your last warning.
p.s - The warning is for all, not addressed to slappy3139.
Okay, I've seen the oscillascope readings on the vamo and the ProVari. Here's the question though, will the end user actually notice the fractional second drops in voltage? For the end user to actually notice, that coil has to drop in heat a significant amount. The coil is a physical device which has to change in heat based on the power it's given and cool down during that interval. Does it have time during that interval to change heat and how fast will it drop heat?
You can certainly argue that it's not good for the coil for that to occur, since rapid temperature changes stress metal. However, in terms of the vape, I'm not sure it even matters. You can say it does, but it's the coil(s) that produce the vape. Fractional second changes in voltage probably aren't going to matter in terms of the physics.
You can certainly argue that it's not good for the coil for that to occur, since rapid temperature changes stress metal. However, in terms of the vape, I'm not sure it even matters. You can say it does, but it's the coil(s) that produce the vape. Fractional second changes in voltage probably aren't going to matter in terms of the physics.
Here we go again with the generalities. What companies are building better devices at half the price? When I say better, I mean prove it with numbers. There are a multitude of videos on youtube that prove the Provari is more accurate in voltage output than the Chinese devices. Stop stating your opinions as facts.
you can with a kick
A mechanical mod with a Kick is literally then a regulated variable wattage mod. Your point was moot.
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