Nice catch, I was not aware of that! As well as I am most certainly not trying to take business away from RTD! Randy runs a great company over there, but most times at least, with the Provape free shipping, it more than makes up for the slightly higher cost from them.
Quitting smoking with a Provari
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Nice catch, I was not aware of that! As well as I am most certainly not trying to take business away from RTD! Randy runs a great company over there, but most times at least, with the Provape free shipping, it more than makes up for the slightly higher cost from them.
Top coils (vivi nova) or Iclear 30 is a warmer vape and a little tighter draw. Pro tank (Bottom coils) is a cooler, airier vape.
I wouldn't bother with any other clearos since EVODS etc. are similar to Protank in vape, and then you would need a 510-to-Ego adapter to use with the Provari. Doesn't make any sense to do that.
You could also go the carto tank direction (IB Tanked + punched cartos). I think that is what a lot of provari users use.
I would not get anything more expensive for a topper until you try the provari. There are (believe it or not) people who like really lighter PVs, etc. and they find the weight of a Provari not to their liking. You will probably love it, but I would try the Provari first w/cheapest option of "toppers" first to make sure you are going to like the whole feel etc. of this PV
Only certain things on sale at RTD. I get all my batts from them, always have--- but my 18490s not on sale--I just bought some. I didn't see any IMRs on sale. Some of the chargers and other stuff on sale though.
The ECF discount has been discontinued (that was a little disappointment to be honest since shipping on batts is about $6.99 and I used the coupon all the time to help offset shipping)------BUT but I mostly shop at vendors who are proven, and if you order from Randy, you get TOP NOTCH service, lightning fast shipping, batteries and gear you know are authentic and not knock offs, and just quality all around.
So I will never buy batteries and stuff like that anywhere else to save $2 or so.
And I only use AWs because they just perform better.
One more thing to ALWAYS add to your shopping list, that people leave out, and it has caused safety problems:
GET BATTERY CASES! They are about $1.30 each, no excuse not to have cases for all your batteries, always!
GET BATTERY CASES! They are about $1.30 each, no excuse not to have cases for all your batteries, always!
Hi guys....I got the provari mini with a PT2 tonight. Also got provari end cap.
What voltages should I be vaping with? Im using the 2.5 ohm atomizer.
Hope my terminology is right.
Thanks!
What voltages should I be vaping with? Im using the 2.5 ohm atomizer.
Hope my terminology is right.
Thanks!
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Actually it's different with the Protank. There's a little card in the bottom of the box the PT2 came in that gives the voltages. For 2.4 to 2.6 ohms the voltage should be between 3.8 and 4.1. And yeah, Oci had to point that out to me after I tried mine on 4.5 during one of their ohms to voltage discussions. Blech!
Start low and go up. I've never vaped at 4.5v. on a ProVari, even with 2.7 ohm coils. Could just be the juices I use.
The "ohm rating + 2 = volts" formula will give you a ballpark figure. However, I've learned that I prefer a cooler vape, and I adjust the voltage to my flavors. I rarely vape at higher than 4.2 volts. Especially with fruit/fruity flavors, I keep the voltage around 3.6 - 3.8 volts. Higher for my coffee and other flavors.
Don't be afraid to play around with the voltages some. There are no hard fast rules.
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