I do the same thing when I drive! Luckily it spends more time getting vapes then sitting there so I'm in good habit of grabbing it before I hop out! Thank god too because that would be about a 5 foot fall from my seat to the ground in my truck 
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VW for the ProVari is most likely some time away. They are working on other things right now. I have heard this from reliable sources here and from Provape directly.
Honestly, I don't think it adds much to my vaping experience. When I got my ProVari I was using an eVic, so I figured I would miss the VW. I don't.
Honestly, I don't think it adds much to my vaping experience. When I got my ProVari I was using an eVic, so I figured I would miss the VW. I don't.
I had a vv/vw telescoping mod I don't remember which one because I only had it for a day and it was malfunctioning so I returned it. But I tinkered with the vv and vw sides and tended to use the vv anyways. Get a reliable vv and you're golden
I was hoping for a ProVari for my 2nd year anniversary spending spree. But I do like VW so I don't have to be too exact when making coils. Even with Vamo which is more basic turn it up if there's no taste, turn it down if it's burnt, I know where to start with a clean coil and any given flavor whether the coil came out to be 1.5Ω or 2.2Ω.I'm sure I could deal with VV but for the price I want VW. (Actually for the price and after having an eVic I want the RVW program.)
I'm sure I could deal with VV but for the price I want VW. (Actually for the price and after having an eVic I want the RVW program.)
I understand the sentiment, but, now that I have a ProVari, it really does not matter to me. I know enough to get in the ball park off the top of my head. Getting the same voltage beginning to end of the battery life trumps VW for me.
Couldn't agree more. Provari delivers very accurate vapes everytime you take one.. Even if the battery is almost due for recharge
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