provari, advise needed

[VE Jason]

Good advice Spikey and boy can you type fast

[bardle]

thanks for your advice.. its going to be ordered,, your knowledge of the rib device. is that seems extensive.. or re tracted?. no thankd to you all. for good ad
vice its taken on board..
great forum lads and lasses

[AndnAnge]

Thanks Jason, oh and Bardie, they are telling the truth

[VE Jason]

Just one other thing Andy....

If you are using any atomiser/cartomiser on the Provari - just use standard or high resistance, low resistance are not needed and would just be wasted.

[AndnAnge]

Nice tip thanks

[spikeychops]

Good advice Jason.

andy (nAnge), press the button 11 times and you'll see 'C b' on the display, this is Check Battery. It will show the current voltage of your battery. As Jason says, it doesn't really matter what figure this shows, as the electronics will regulate the voltage at whatever you have selected it to be. It only really gives an idea of how long until you want to start thinking about changing the batt.

Like Jason, i change mine as soon as the button starts to slowly flash, or sooner if i check the battery (11 presses, C b) and it's reading somewhere around 3.5.

[bardle]

hey jason i just got 25 offa you. wat you saying .. branson

[spikeychops]

Jul 28, 2011 20:31:49 GMT VE Jason said:

Good advice Spikey and boy can you type fast

Heh..years of arguing on another forum have loosened up my typing fingers Jase! (good job there's spell checkers!)

[AndnAnge]

Thanks Spikey

[VE Jason]

You will still be able to happily use them with your other batteries

[ian]

I agree Jason,but if you do have a stash of LR atomisers that you want to use up you can use them between 3.3-3.7v.I agree that they are not needed though as the Provari does make everything LR if thats what you choose.Its also a great device for making your atomisers last longer,as they fade a little just up the voltage to keep the performance.

[spikeychops]

Jul 28, 2011 20:33:48 GMT bardle said:

thanks for your advice.. its going to be ordered,, your knowledge of the rib device. is that seems extensive.. or re tracted?. no thankd to you all. for good ad
vice its taken on board..
great forum lads and lasses

Lol...my wife and i are coming up on our 21st wedding anniversary end of August, so you have to be open minded to keep it fresh mate!

[spikeychops]

Jul 28, 2011 20:43:39 GMT AndnAnge said:

Thanks Spikey

Any time mate.

[spikeychops]

Jul 28, 2011 20:30:57 GMT VE Jason said:

Jul 28, 2011 20:20:11 GMT bardle said:

now then jason stop it. i tried the 510, drip stuff, your mint choc was ace.. but i . dont wanna be dripping my stuff all day. wanna just fill one of ur dual coils and vape. simple as. we are all of different tastes.. can i have a discount for vapa holics please / go on mate. i buy u a new buggatti v.. urs is dirty

Now, you have found the Provari's weak spot - Dual Coils.

Not really a weak spot as such because the Provari has inbuilt safety mechanisms, but I have personally found that I can't go over 4.2V with a dual coil, without an 'error'.

The thing with the Provari is - everything becomes a dual coil because you can adjust the voltage accordingly.

Same here.

As you say, not a problem as even a cheapo standard whatever becomes or performs the same as a LR carto with the right setting.

I either get an E1 or an E2 error if i try to go higher than 4.2v using LR stuff.

[bardle]

happy anniversary mate.. god bless jason.. you bad man.. provari ordered.. thanks for ur help. please ban griz juice!!