undecided provari or buzz pro

[Lady M]

I think both devices are good mods. I do want to point out some things I wished were addressed in the design of the buzz. One is there is not a thermal shutdown protection so when the button rears its ugly head it and sticks on it will stay under load. The other is the way the Buzz pro connector top is made in such a fashion that you have a screw underneath that attaches the hot wire to another screw with gaskets/oring that must be maintained for tightness to keep the juice from drowning the electronics due to flooded carto's. Again they are both fine devices but I look at the whole device from an engineering/design aspect. Each has to form their needs and proceed from there.

My concern is just what you posted had a cartomizer leak and when I cleaned up my Buzz Pro I looked at it from the engineering stand point and I can see a future problem area so sealed connector is going on today. I'm trying to be proactive here and avoid a problem should that screw loosen up from normal use.

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[Lady M]

Your welcome! I have 2 buzz pros and 1 Provari. The Provari is just a regular v2.

Buzz one is purple with a 901 cap for dripping


The other is my baby. It's Rootbeer in color and engraved. I call it my beer buzz

Very nice I love that purple color mine is green.

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[Doggin]

Blueaussie I appreciated your comments and wondered from an engineering standpoint what PVs do you like best?

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[Lady M]

Ok here is my Buzz Pro with Shortie sealed 510 To 510 this at least will keep even a drop of liquid from getting on that Screw head

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[bamsbbq]

Blueaussie I appreciated your comments and wondered from an engineering standpoint what PVs do you like best?

He seems to love his provari

Bams needs a BAM!!

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[Moorea-Phiniac.com]

Very nice I love that purple color mine is green.

Really, had they had green option I would have chosen that instead of my purple. Do you want to trade

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[buzzkill]

I think both devices are good mods. I do want to point out some things I wished were addressed in the design of the buzz. One is there is not a thermal shutdown protection so when the button rears its ugly head it and sticks on it will stay under load. The other is the way the Buzz pro connector top is made in such a fashion that you have a screw underneath that attaches the hot wire to another screw with gaskets/oring that must be maintained for tightness to keep the juice from drowning the electronics due to flooded carto's. Again they are both fine devices but I look at the whole device from an engineering/design aspect. Each has to form their needs and proceed from there.

The Buzz does have thermal shutdown internally on the IC , No device I know of has battery over heating thermal shutdown If that is what you are referring to ?
If the button sticks the IC would have to over heat, we are looking at a timed shut of device for the future.

There is a o ring under the screw and washer that seals the top cap , If it is loose yes juice can get in there BUT we seal the PCB with an acrylic sealer as well.

FYI

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[STR8V8PING]

Provari has two thermal shutdowns

16 Second Cutoff
If the button is held down for 16 seconds or longer, the ProVari will shut itself off until the button is released.
If you forget to turn it off before storing it in your pocket or bag, this protects you and prevents the device from activating.

Thermal Monitoring
Shuts the device off if it detects a high temperature condition.
Once the device cools off, it will resume normal operation.

If this error occurs the ProVari will alert you by displaying E3 on the digital display.
Fix: Let the device cool off for several minutes before using again.
(This is a very rare event and something you will most likely never see.)

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[M.I.T.W.]

Yeah, I was going to say that neither my original Buzz (808/901 cap) nor my Buzz Pro (510) nor my Infinity Pro (510) have ever leaked juice inside. I have been pretty sloppy with them too.

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[STR8V8PING]

The adapter is needed to accommodate the 801 fusion. I wish it was not. That is one of the things I like about the Buzz, I can have an 801 top cap and not have to use an adapter for the fusions. However you can not see the adapter on the mini so I guess it isn't a big deal.

Yes, we have done as many customs as we have stock designs. There is an additional $5 fee for us to do custom work and when you are ready you just need to shoot an email to info @ phiniac.com (just remove the spaces) For the most part we get them out the next day, however we have had a few busy days recently so contacting us 2 - 3 days before you want it shipped is helpful.

Awesome,I will be getting a custom design when the time comes then .Thanks . Do i need to send a picture or something of the design ?

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