ITs decided for me...provari it is and I need help ha

[bloogboy]

So I guess its time to dish out money for my very last pv. Now I would like to know what can be used with the provari, such as cartomizers like the ones from bloog
Or yeti / joye 510 atomizers.
And im very interested in the map tanks. Can I purchase any of the map tanks that will fit the provari without an adapter?
I see on the site theres a 510 map tank e2 mod 2.4 ohm one. and a map tank e2 mod 2.5 ohm kr808d one. Does the provari fit both the 510 map tank and the map tank kr808d?
is there anything else I need to buy alongside the provari?
Is the bigger battery necessary? I feel that the extension makes it worse.

 

[otrpu]

Everything I know of that's 510 thread should screw right onto the ProVari. If you get a tank that uses CE-2 510 cartomizers the tank will screw directly to the ProVari.

Cheers,
otrpu

 

[timandolly]

any cartomizer atomizer tank mod tastes better because you can dial it in from 3.3 to 6 volts. so if you get a cartomizer advertised at 2.5 ohms and is actually 4 ohms you can dial it in for example g 4 cartomizers which failed at 3.3 volts but come alive at 4.4 to 5 volts hope this helps

 

[Mr. P]

Here are some of the tanks that I use on mine.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/196343-my-new-tanks.html

 

[Shaman]

I hope you got an ego adapter with the provari. That lets you use the ego-t attys/tanks as well as the Fog. Only recommendation I've read is not to use LR attys, besides with vv you really don't need LRs. You can use them if you want too but the provari will limit the upper range of your voltage. Anyway, enjoy your new toy.

 

[dormouse]

Buy plenty of spare attys/cartos. If you crank up the voltage on LR attys or cartos you can fry them. You can even fry standard resistance things. Have a lot of spares while you figure out what can and can't take the voltage.

 

[Dalton63841]

Buy plenty of spare attys/cartos. If you crank up the voltage on LR attys or cartos you can fry them. You can even fry standard resistance things. Have a lot of spares while you figure out what can and can't take the voltage.

To be fair it is almost impossible to pop an atty on a Provari due to too much voltage. Amp limiting protection causes the provari not to fire if you try to pass too high a voltage through an atty. It will show an error code, which lets you know you need to lower the voltage to use said atomizer. Not to say that you will never pop an atty, but certainly not with an atty in good condition. Old atties will inevitably pop, no matter what.

Heck, the provari even throws an error code to let you know if the atomizer gets too dry.