Provari or DNA 20 or DNA 30. Poll changed.

[VapingBad]

Apr 15, 2014 10:23:56 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

Any dates on the new Provari? I bet that would be over my budget though?

Well i have a few drippers now which i seem to use a lot at home so sub ohms would be good. My only concern is the size of a DNA 30 but i suppose it wont be much bigger than my VTR.

Ah come on no pink, what about a deep pink?

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I recently built an all aluminium DNA30 75 mm x 38 mm x 22 mm with swappable 18650 and USB charging, it was a lot of work and not perfect, but its nice and stealthy shorter than any 18650 mod I am aware of. Thais much smaller than a VTR or MVP.

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Apr 15, 2014 14:34:41 GMT sloppyvape said:

People seem to forget that what the DNAs are really good at (its not for sub ohms at all) its for high ohms where the beast kicks in,its for the safer side of high volt vaping. No need for a sub ohm coil and mech now a DNA is out and about ,just stick a 3.5 ohms coil on a DNA20/30 and rock it the safer way

For me though on a daily basis a provari wins hands down,Had mine a year now and used everyday Mr reliable Mr sturdy

Why buy a new provari theres plenty on ukv now and then for really good prices.


Forgot to add about the provari,people sometimes sell them due it missing when trying to fire them.(there are 2 points to clean on a provari the brass nipple that connects with the atty and the one that connects with the battery) Use a cloth with a very very small dab of brasso and use a thin small screw driver to reach down into the battery housing to clean the brass point in there.im willing to bet if you buy a used one both will be black and manky .

Why tell people stick a 3.5 ohm coil on a mod that in manufactures data sheet state max coil recommended is 3.0 ohms,plus if you rock as you say it a 3.5 ohm coil max watts you will get is just under 20 while pulling the max 8.3 volts

[davetherayon]

Apr 15, 2014 14:34:41 GMT sloppyvape said:

Forgot to add about the provari,people sometimes sell them due it missing when trying to fire them.(there are 2 points to clean on a provari the brass nipple that connects with the atty and the one that connects with the battery) Use a cloth with a very very small dab of brasso and use a thin small screw driver to reach down into the battery housing to clean the brass point in there.im willing to bet if you buy a used one both will be black and manky .

Amazing innit, that anyone will plop down a lot of loot for a (wonderful wonderful) Provari then get rid if it starts misfiring, instead of spending 2 minutes to clean the contacts. Never had the problem though, mine doesn't leak inside and I use AW IMR batteries that never miss a beat... the only "issue" is when a bit of joose gets into the well and causes the ohmage to drop, so the Provari will refuse to fire, well it's not rocket science to unscrew the atty and give the well a cleanout (another 30 second job).

Oh and on another subject, my first battery mod love, the Vamo died this week. Just won't power up. Though I may dismantle and clean it (physician heal thyself, well thy battery).