Provari V2.5

[vapez85]

I am going to be ordering myself a provari very soon, i wanted to get other opinions on the device and would i get a better vape experience?

[markm]

They are a quality item, head an shoulders above most regulated mods.
However not all of the additional cost can be detected in the vape.
It's going to depend very much on what you attach, how you like to use it, what
You want it to do.
I have one, it spends a lot of its time sitting on my desk untouched.

[vapez85]

Im going to start rebuilding and i like the look of the kayfun lite. So i would ve using that on it aswel as some DCT tanks.

[richo71]

Personally I would get a good mech mod, no pcb to interupt the vape from your kayfun also dont forget the proVari and other regulated devices dont like low ohm coils, Just a thought

[markm]

It would work well with any silica wicked atty as they generally work well
Within the minimum ohms a provari works with.
However you might find it frustrating if you want to try a genesis ss mesh atti, they are
Generally better suited to mech mods.

[vapez85]

Which mechanical mod would you recomend?

[vapez85]

I have been using the bottom coil clearos for quite a while now but i find that the flavour tends to be muted compared to a carto tank. Wow i love the flavour that gives!, i may not get into rebuildables and stick to the carto tanks.

[markm]

Get along to vapefest or if you have a local meet, there should be
Opertunities to try some different things that way.

[vapez85]

Ye id like to go to vapefest

[300]

Provari doesn't use the same frequency & PWM that some of the cheaper VV/VW mods use so you don't get the familiar rattle snake sound while vaping, you might say it gives a smoother vape.

[oldsmokey]

Provari is very well built and gives a smooth, flavourful vape. I think they suit silica-wicked atties the best. I think they work well with Kayfuns. Personally though I do find the Provari a bit of a pain with genesis style atties - they are very sensitive to coil resistance. If you intend mostly to use silica-wicked atties then Provari is unbeatable IMHO, although they are verrrry pricey!

I have recently been using a Sigelei flat head telescopic mod, and that has impressed me a lot. Although it uses PWM it seems to give a nice smooth vape, and the 'rattlesnake' is undetectable to my ears....

[Hardyboater]

Jul 28, 2013 22:25:31 GMT markm said:

It would work well with any silica wicked atty as they generally work well
Within the minimum ohms a provari works with.
However you might find it frustrating if you want to try a genesis ss mesh atti, they are
Generally better suited to mech mods.

Hope you dont mind me jumping in on the thread. Butwhy might you find it frustrating using ssmesh atties on one.What do you mean by frustrating.

Thanks
Hardy

[markm]

one of the joys is playing with low ohms, the 5amp switch limits this.

[Hardyboater]

Jul 29, 2013 12:08:44 GMT markm said:

one of the joys is playing with low ohms, the 5amp switch limits this.

Thanks.is anything below 1ohm classed as low

[4madcats]

The lower the resistance the less voltage you can use with them, otherwise you'll just get an error msgs, E1 /E2 & they won't fire. 
On cheaper mods like the sigelies they won't tolerate anything around the 1.3ohms range just get low load msgs
Don't know if there an absolute cut off point with a Provari, but I've just put a new coil on the OH's Cobra & I normally aim for about 1.5ohms, but Provari is saying 1.3 when it's firing, so it won't go much above 3.2v . . . .  so until the new coil runs in & gets a bit gunked up he might as well be using a Mech mod.