Provari v2 arriving tomorrow - tips please !!

[jlowdo]

TBH Kevin is sending my LT back to me as the pin had been pushed in to far, so can't do a side by side..... i'll be playing around when the battery is properly charged, but don't know how it will compare to the LT, especially with regards to the $$$$ diff...

feels quality... expected a box at least. the LT looks much more 'wow factor' when you open it...

[jlowdo]

proper smoke rings

[jlowdo]

so far, find the control system quite confusing. especially as there are no instructions to tell you what means what and what to do. seems like randomly pressing the button turns on the menu........ otherwise, no complaints so far

[blakey]

Apr 11, 2012 17:29:53 GMT jlowdo said:

so far, find the control system quite confusing. especially as there are no instructions to tell you what means what and what to do. seems like randomly pressing the button turns on the menu........ otherwise, no complaints so far

Have a look here mate, there is a video embedded that shows the menu system www.provape.com/provari-variable-voltage-ecig-s/36.htm

Also , here's the manual www.provape.com/v/images/ProVariManual.pdf

[Sandra (aka Chillax)]

The control will become second nature by tomorrow

[maccafan]

Does it not come with a manual?

Now, did I tell you about a certain scientist who founded the theory of natural selection and wrote "Origin of the Species?"

[alvoram]

I am so tempted to get one, have even convinced the missus to let me get one, once I've been quit 6 months, but 3 things are putting me off the Provari...

1) Cost, although having enjoyed the LT as much as I do, and with everyone saying this is somehow so much better, I could find a way around that, there's always a way

2) The menu system and control. I am different to most in that since I've had the LT i've been changing voltages quite often, I find different juices taste better at different voltages, even in standard boges. And I am also constantly checking the battery level, again not a massive concern.

3) From what I've read, where it can't handle a certain voltage on any particular atty, it displays an error rather than just dropping the voltage automatically. It seems most people think that is better, but it just seems backwards to me. Although I understand that, as with the LT, this isn't really a problem, as it would most likely be burning the atty if it didn't display the error/drop the voltage, anyway, so not really a problem.

I am going to be interested in seeing how others get on with them, and I'm ready to have my arm twisted

[blakey]

Apr 11, 2012 20:00:56 GMT maccafan said:

Does it not come with a manual?

Now, did I tell you about a certain scientist who founded the theory of natural selection and wrote "Origin of the Species?"

Yeah, but if we had internet back in them days we could have save him the bother too

[Karma]

Apr 11, 2012 20:00:56 GMT maccafan said:

Does it not come with a manual?

Now, did I tell you about a certain scientist who founded the theory of natural selection and wrote "Origin of the Species?"

Jlo said that it didn't come with instructions!

Personally I find these instructions that you only sometimes get as good as useless. Something seemed to get lost in the translation of Chinese into English

Just as well we have these forums for help and advice

[maccafan]

Apr 11, 2012 20:04:28 GMT alvoram said:

I am so tempted to get one, have even convinced the missus to let me get one, once I've been quit 6 months, but 3 things are putting me off the Provari...

1) Cost, although having enjoyed the LT as much as I do, and with everyone saying this is somehow so much better, I could find a way around that, there's always a way

2) The menu system and control. I am different to most in that since I've had the LT i've been changing voltages quite often, I find different juices taste better at different voltages, even in standard boges. And I am also constantly checking the battery level, again not a massive concern.

3) From what I've read, where it can't handle a certain voltage on any particular atty, it displays an error rather than just dropping the voltage automatically. It seems most people think that is better, but it just seems backwards to me. Although I understand that, as with the LT, this isn't really a problem, as it would most likely be burning the atty if it didn't display the error/drop the voltage, anyway, so not really a problem.

I am going to be interested in seeing how others get on with them, and I'm ready to have my arm twisted

The Provari V2 has an uprated current rating of 3.5 amps..

That's a lot..Even at 3.5 amps you'll be toasting your throat.. The hardest baddest vaper will probably take it up to 3 amps unless he/she has a cast iron throat..

Apr 11, 2012 20:06:02 GMT Karma said:

Personally I find these instructions that you only sometimes get as good as useless. Something seemed to get lost in the translation of Chinese into English

The Provari is made in the US.

[Karma]

Apr 11, 2012 20:06:02 GMT Karma said:

Personally I find these instructions that you only sometimes get as good as useless. Something seemed to get lost in the translation of Chinese into English

The Provari is made in the US.[/quote]

Ok, shame they didn't give Jlo any instructions with his purchase

[alvoram]

Apr 11, 2012 20:07:57 GMT maccafan said:

Apr 11, 2012 20:04:28 GMT alvoram said:

I am so tempted to get one, have even convinced the missus to let me get one, once I've been quit 6 months, but 3 things are putting me off the Provari...

1) Cost, although having enjoyed the LT as much as I do, and with everyone saying this is somehow so much better, I could find a way around that, there's always a way

2) The menu system and control. I am different to most in that since I've had the LT i've been changing voltages quite often, I find different juices taste better at different voltages, even in standard boges. And I am also constantly checking the battery level, again not a massive concern.

3) From what I've read, where it can't handle a certain voltage on any particular atty, it displays an error rather than just dropping the voltage automatically. It seems most people think that is better, but it just seems backwards to me. Although I understand that, as with the LT, this isn't really a problem, as it would most likely be burning the atty if it didn't display the error/drop the voltage, anyway, so not really a problem.

I am going to be interested in seeing how others get on with them, and I'm ready to have my arm twisted

The Provari V2 has an uprated current rating of 3.5 amps..

That's a lot..Even at 3.5 amps you'll be toasting your throat.. The hardest baddest vaper will probably take it up to 3 amps unless he/she has a cast iron throat..

Slow down... Not sure how long it will be until I can afford one, I'll have been persuaded by the end of the night at this rate

[blakey]

Apr 11, 2012 20:13:04 GMT Karma said:

Apr 11, 2012 20:06:02 GMT Karma said:

Personally I find these instructions that you only sometimes get as good as useless. Something seemed to get lost in the translation of Chinese into English

The Provari is made in the US.

Ok, shame they didn't give Jlo any instructions with his purchase [/quote]

Instructions are found on their website Karma and as a downloadable pdf file

[maccafan]

Ha ha..That was actually a strike against point 3. What I meant to say is that on the V2, by the time you hit the E2 error message it'll be pretty fierce even with a dual coil.

The menu system is really very friendly once you understand it and changing voltages is a doddle. Now that's a strike against point 2..My colleague at work has got one and I usually use it when I am at work more than he does..

I think its very pricey too..

[Karma]

Apr 11, 2012 20:20:32 GMT blakey said:

Apr 11, 2012 20:13:04 GMT Karma said:

The Provari is made in the US.

Ok, shame they didn't give Jlo any instructions with his purchase

Instructions are found on their website Karma and as a downloadable pdf file [/quote]

Perhaps someone could post a linky then for jlo? Would be more helpful?