Ipv mini2 70watt

[Lucas1979]

just ordered a ipv2 mini 70 watt can't wait for it to arrive does anyone have one and what do u think

 

[jefsview]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/variable-voltage-apv-discussion/646410-ipv-mini-v2.html

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ssion/655084-ipv-mini-v2-battery-problem.html

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/variable-voltage-apv-discussion/625973-ipv-mini.html

 

[BigCatDaddy]

I've got one and IMHO, they are pretty friggin' awesome!! I'm running a stainless steel Derringer on it right now with a 0.28 Ω build at 50 watts. Big vapor...wow!! I've had it for about 3 wks. now and no problems whatsoever. Enjoy!! Nice little mod!!

 

[juggler86]

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Thats the only reason ive sent mine back more then once. All attys/tanks are suppose to sit flush none have on the 3 ive had. It aint much, but that gap drives me crazy.

 

[koolmacvee]

just ordered a ipv2 mini 70 watt can't wait for it to arrive does anyone have one and what do u think

Great little mod.

 

[k702]

yeah tanks sit a little crooked on mine, barely noticeable unless you're ocd about it. and not all can sit flush because the adjustable 510 only goes down so far.. My tugboat for instance leaves a small maybe half mm gap.

The only problems I've had with it is the finish wears away quick. It was only a few days before there was a nice strip of the finish gone from under the atomizer where it scrapes when screwing down (because the 510 is slightly crooked) And the end cap for the battery is really quite janky. be very slow and deliberate when putting it on as it appears to be a soft metal and I'm sure those threads would tear up real easy if you cross threaded it.

I am looking into getting a custom wrap for mine from jwraps I would suggest doing the same. scratches and dings will show and fairly fast especially if you keep it in your pocket.

As far as performance it is a champ.. You kinda need to keep an extra battery around especially if you're a high wattage low ohm vaper. I can get about 12 hours out of one battery with a 1.2 ohm single coil set up in my tugboat.

 

[DingerCPA]

I got a jwrap right away for mine (actually I'd bought the original Mini and got 2 wraps) I noticed that the battery would not slide in easily - like it was catching on something. Also noticed the end cap was "difficult" at times. Appeared that the back seam was a bit out of alignment. I squeezed as hard I could and heard a little "click" The batteries go in a little better, and the end cap screws on more easily.

I have decent batteries, but nothing yet that I'm willing to drive over 10 amps on any build. It's fine for me, but I have about 5-6 mods in rotation at any time.

I think my toppers sit a little crooked, but not enough to bother me. Had I to do it all over again, I probably would have bypassed the Mini2, as I have plenty of other mods.....

 

[Bigflyrodder]

I had one of the original IPV Mini 2s and loved it, passed it to a friend who is new to vaping and wanted to move up from a starter Evod rig. Loved that little box though, may just have to replace it.

 

[Dickyjim]

I have an original mini 30 watt that has been used heavily for 3-4 months and everything is still good and working. I agree with the above about the battery cap threading it seems like a really small thread and is hard to get started on straight.

 

[poetruck]

I bought an IPV mini 2 the same time as the I stick 50 watt. The Istick shot craps in less than a month. The IPV is absolutely flawless! as soon as I can I want to get another one. You made a wise decision.

 

[jseah]

I have had the silver one (the Year of the Goat edition) for a couple of months now and the finish is perfect. The only scratch on it is a little nick at the bottom of the mod and that is where the mod hit the asphalt when it fell out of my jacket pocket.