The Magneto or the MVP?
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Are you planning on doing rebuilds also or just using a protank?
Unless you are planning on doing sub-ohm vaping (hopefully you understand the principles if you are), the MVP would be the way to go. You can still use rebuildables on the MVP, down to around 1.2 ohms. Otherwise, the only benefit to a mechanical mod, the Magneto, would be smallish form factor, a sleeker look (no screen, one bottom button), and the capability of swapping batteries. The MVP battery can't be replaced unless you are technically inclined.
Well, it sounds like your financial funds have made the decision for you. No batteries and no charger = useless mechanical mod.
Seriously, for a new vapor like yourself, the MVP represents the best upgrade for you for several reasons when compared to a mechanical mod:
Seriously, for a new vapor like yourself, the MVP represents the best upgrade for you for several reasons when compared to a mechanical mod:
- A regulated mod will have built-in electronic protected circuitry within the processor. It will protect against short circuits, over discharge of the battery, warn you when the battery charge is too low or when the battery needs to be recharged. A regulated mod will refuse to fire when there is a short circuit present, protecting itself and YOU.
- A mechanical mod has NO protection built-in. YOU will be the only protection by knowing how to recognize a short circuit, understanding the different battery chemistries to use in a mod, always practicing safe battery habits, and using common sense.
- A regulated mod will keep your vape consistant the whole time you use it regardless of the battery's charge level.
- A mechanical mod depends solely on the battery's voltage level. The vapor will be best with a fully charged battery and go down-hill from then on.
- A regulated mod allows you to adjust the voltage to the juice attachment. This can be useful to adjust to different resistance of juice attachments, and also adjust to specific individual flavors. Few juice flavors taste their best at a single fixed voltage, variable voltage allows you to adjust the voltage higher or lower to find the flavor's "sweet spot" - that won't be available with a mechanical mod unless you also use a Kick; and if you use a Kick you might as well have bought a regulated mod in the first place.
- The MVP comes with 1 - 2 clearomizers in the kit, along with the necessary charging cord. A mechanical mod will require you buy a charger and multiple replaceable batteries - added expense.
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Sooo, you probably want the MVP then. Save up some money for a few months then you can get the Magneto, batts, and some rebuildables if you want to get into that.
HaHa, this one's easy -- you answered your own question !
get the MVP and enjoy dependable, simple vaping while you ponder your next move...
- Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 - 101 Vape
- Adapter - 510 Battery to eGo Cartomizer
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I am technically inclined. I was planning on buying the MVP, using it for a few months, and then getting either a Magneto or an even better mechanical mod.
The ego batteries just aren't cutting it anymore. My vapors are starting to "burn", even after I clean the tanks. It's most likely because the voltage and wattage of the ego battery is too high, but as it is not a twist, it is unadjustable.
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The ego batteries just aren't cutting it anymore. My vapors are starting to "burn", even after I clean the tanks. It's most likely because the voltage and wattage of the ego battery is too high, but as it is not a twist, it is unadjustable.
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Due to the flavor wick in protanks the coils tend to buildup gunk under the coil so when you clean it it will appear clean but have a buildup underneath that you can't see. Try dry burning until the is no smoke or burnt smell from it.
Also get the MVP its solid and works well with most coils whereas the magneto and other mechs need coils made to work with them basically. If you aren't going to be rebuilding lower ohm coils on your protanks and such the magneto will only work slightly better than your egos.
You won't regret the purchase of the MVP 2, it's a great device. Even when you do get your desired mech you'll have it as a back-up. Happy Vaping! 
I'm going to buy a couple of new heads for the Protank and see if that helps.
I've been told that taking the flavor wicks out can help, but with my last tank (Pyrex glass EVOD tank) I took the wicks out, and I ruined it because it flooded. So I'm not going to risk doing it again.
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I am going to be getting the MVP. Maybe I'll post a pic of my setup after I receive it.
Thanks guys!
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Thanks guys!
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Also you can replace the flavor wick with cotton if you want to. If you replace it with cotton use less cotton than you think you need it doesn't take much, I've heard some use the cotton from qtips but I bought a bag of organic cotton balls that will last me forever and are very cheap.
you can essentially adjust your ego power by what Ω coil you use for atomization
did you get one of those little cards inside your kanger device box ?
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resistance > voltage
1.8--2.0 > 3.1--3.7
2.1--2.3 > 3.1--4.0
2.4--2.6 > 3.1--4.3
2.7--3.0 > 3.1--4.8
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you can essentially adjust your ego power by what Ω coil you use for atomization
did you get one of those little cards inside your kanger device box ?
- - - -
resistance > voltage
1.8--2.0 > 3.1--3.7
2.1--2.3 > 3.1--4.0
2.4--2.6 > 3.1--4.3
2.7--3.0 > 3.1--4.8
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I did yes. How would I adjust the resistance of the coil on the Protank? I'm pretty sure the resistance is 2.4 ohms.
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That's what I heard, I just didn't want to go through the trouble. It was only a 5 dollar tank. I may try it when I have time.
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I also suggest the MVP.... It comes with everything you need to get started. I've been using mine for about 2 months now and I love it. The price at 101vapes is awesome and you can dial in your sweet spot with the vv/vw functionality of it. The decision is yours... I'm just adding my 
to the mix. Good luck!!
to the mix. Good luck!!
well an ego battery puts out 3.3v-3.4v - an evod battery 3.7v
by the 'chart' , 2.4Ω coil could/should be up to/around 4.3v
if you just drop down to 1.8-2.2Ω, you would be in the ego sweet spot
your protank coil is probably 2.5Ω
good luck - let us know
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