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[Herbie]

From Skycigs at the end of Feb,to a Riva Deluxe via an Ego C Twist ( well worth the extra money for a way more satisfying throaty hit) I've now ordered a Provari with 18650 batteries!!! I've done 3 weeks off the stinkies and I'm sure vaping is the right thing for me, so, I figured I'd treat myself and go for what seems to be considered a very good way to really get the most out of vaping..
However, I already ordered 3 Kanger Pro Tanks for my Riva setup, and I'm wondering how they'll work out with the Provari? I'm ready to block an air hole if I find it too airy, but wonder how it'll be with the Protank resistance?

Lastly, I have to say how much I've been loving the Maple juice from Mountain Vapor in the USA, I got 2ml samplers from Archangel Vapor and absolutely lo ed them, so have ordered a few 30ml bottles direct from the Mountain Vapor site..
I ordered some GVC before I went on holiday but it didn't arrive in time, if its anything like this Maple juice then I'll be very happy!!

I'll do an in depth review of the plethora of juices I've tried in the past two weeks once I'm back from my hols..

oh, lastly, any views on the Z-Atty Pro?  Or will my protanks be good for now?



Cheers all.

[sleepyduck]

Way to go, Herbie!

[Super-Shiny]

Well done

Protank will work great with the Provari.

[Herbie]

[Chrissie]

I've not got a Provari myself, but I'm sure you will love it, Jake

[sjs]

3 weeks from skycigs to Provari

LOL I like your style

[punisher]

i second that a man with style (hmm i wonder if the wife will let me have one )

[dave]

You are certainly not hanging about Herbie !
I'm sure you will like the Provari - built to last
I'm not sure about the Z-atty pro though - if you want to get into oxidising and coiling your own mesh wicks, most would say there are better choices. Might be best to start with a re-buidable silica wick attie if you want to try making your own coils - they are a lot easier and there are some very good ones about.

[Herbie]

Apr 12, 2013 16:54:53 GMT dave said:

You are certainly not hanging about Herbie !
I'm sure you will like the Provari - built to last
I'm not sure about the Z-atty pro though - if you want to get into oxidising and coiling your own mesh wicks, most would say there are better choices. Might be best to start with a re-buidable silica wick attie if you want to try making your own coils - they are a lot easier and there are some very good ones about.

Thanks Dave.
luckily, I placed an order directly from Provape and after making me jump through a number of hoops as I am on holiday in Thailand, they then informed in that despite me providing all the correct banking info they requested, they would not accept ANY orders from Thailand, even though the delivery address is in the UK..So, the Z-Atty got cancelled along with the juices and other things I spent hours choosing...
I'm not really into the idea of oxidising and coiling just yet, so I'll stick with the 4 Protanks I've ordered for now.
what re-buildable silica wick atties would you suggest looking at?

[neilg]

Hi
I would highly recommend the Spheroid I've got two they are amazing and easy to wick
Also the kayfun mini has had loads of great reviews and when I've got the cash it will be mine
Hohhh yes it will be mine Murrah Murrah

[neilg]

Ohhh and the Provari are superb I've got two my first was from last years vape fest second was from Provari usa ended up costing nearly the same as the uk but a lot of messing though handy for when you rebuild atties to read what ohms ya coil is

[matt1988]

Awesome! I would love to have a Provari, but the Mrs won't even let me have a Vamo or even a new clearo without telling me I'm spending too much! May treat myself if I make it a year, but I bet the oh will moan I'm still vaping at that point!

[dave]

Apr 13, 2013 2:22:35 GMT Herbie said:

I'm not really into the idea of oxidising and coiling just yet, so I'll stick with the 4 Protanks I've ordered for now.
what re-buildable silica wick atties would you suggest looking at?

I'd agree with neilg the Spheroid and the Kayfun are excellent, but expensive and take a bit of getting. If you want something cheaper to try first the Igo - L is decent and not too hard to re-wick.

[mrclive]

Can anyone provide a list of links to all these devices you're chatting about? I'm in the noob section and haven't a clue what any of this stuff is about. What am I missing out on?

Links please!

[Moggy]

Apr 15, 2013 7:04:02 GMT mrclive said:

Can anyone provide a list of links to all these devices you're chatting about? I'm in the noob section and haven't a clue what any of this stuff is about. What am I missing out on?

Links please!

www.vapistsvapourizers.co.uk

They stock most of the items discussed here, when they are IN stock