Finally quit the stinkies: Mvp or VTR

[sokka]

I have a VTR and used for couple of weeks and left there collecting dusts. The only time I use my VTR is when I build the new coil or dry burn. It is very solid built mod and fires 0.8 ohm but it's kind of too heavy for me to bring out and about. If you don't like heavy mod I would probably recommend you look for something different. If you are looking for general use not sub ohm or high watts, then MVP should do the job. Mind you that MVP has the battery built-in so you cannot actually bring out with you while charging. Prox for VTR is that it uses 18650 which you can still use the mod while your other batteries are charging.

 

[WombatNipples]

Go with the MVP v2 it's a fantastic mod. I use mine almost as much as my provari... Almost....

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[dice57]

Personally I vape all my regulated mods at max 15 watts. If I had to settle for lower watts I'd be vastly disappointed. The juiciness and flavor of the vape at 10 watts is just severely lacking to me. The main reason people don't vape higher than 10 watts is that their atomizers cannot wick well enough or supply enough air flow to handle higher watts and get dry hits. But with a good rba with a decent build, that is not a problem. I've been contemplating getting a DNA20 mod, but feel it may leave me dissatisfied, so kind of waiting for the next DNA upgrade to come out.

 

[Mrs C]

I'm currently using the VTR and I love it! However, there is one caveat, the rotating 510 connection. For some, including myself, it gives erratic ohm readings. Supposedly Innokin has already issued a fix and newer VTR units come with a fixed 510 connection that does not rotate. I'm still waiting for my b&m to see if they can get me a replacement unit. I personally don't like using the extension adapter because I got the VTR specifically because of where the tank sits. Running a cobra clone on mine and it fits perfectly. I would still recommend the VTR but I personally would like an MVP (like I don't have enough mods already lol) just because I've heard a lot of good things about it.

They have fixed it on the newer units. That wheel is now stationary. I like the feel of the VTR better. The rounded edge on the tank end fits comfortably and index finger reaches the fire button perfectly. The MVP just felt awkward. If there is a difference using the long adapter vs a shorter one with a mini PT, I haven't been able to notice it.

 

[ixclr8]

Mpv is a good starting point. like others state. we are chasing the perfect draw of flavor and vapor...

 

[LarryPer]

Can you use a ProTank or Evod on a VTR?

My button broke on my Mvp now its a paper weight

 

[nate806]

I've actually been looking on upgrading from my tore up VAMO. I, too, was stuck between MVP or VTR.
the biggest thing imo was that the MVP has an internal battery where as the VTR battery can be replaced down the road.
Maybe it's not a big deal but im glad you started this thread. im sure we'll both learn something =)

 

[K_Tech]

Can you use a ProTank or Evod on a VTR?

My button broke on my Mvp now its a paper weight

You have two options for the tanks that don't fit into the VTR's "cage" (or whatever it's called). You can either mod the VTR with a dremel (It's been done) or buy the extension piece for the VTR, and your tank sits on top of the VTR.

 

[foliagegreen]

You have two options for the tanks that don't fit into the VTR's "cage" (or whatever it's called). You can either mod the VTR with a dremel (It's been done) or buy the extension piece for the VTR, and your tank sits on top of the VTR.

the extension adapter comes with the vtr. and to the poster who asked if a protank fits in it, it does. as for the evod, you can use the adapter.

 

[kinggirl]

Awesome. Definitely a +1 for the mvp. This has all been really helpful. Getting the mvp will also allow me to spend the money saved on some more juice. Lovin it.

Any suggestion for juices or vendors I should try? Surprisingly im really enjoying the fruity flavors especially strawberry. Oh and redbull.



Interesting point. I have had my twist for about 3months and in that same time my gf has gone through 3 twist. What is the life expectancy of a MVP2? Is it common for them to die?

I like moo juice from mt baker vapor. It's great!

 

[slicknick]

Depends on how much you want to spend lol. I would say the MVP, the ... battery lasts forever. Well, 3 days actually.

 

[rbding]

I have both and love both. only thing I noticed is with the piece that adds length it changes the ohms on the vtr

 

[goodoleboy45]

I quit smoking in august. I just got the mvp 2 and its a great mod. I got a igo l dripper on it at 1.4ohms set at 10 watts and it last two long days with no problems before charging. Great flavor and vapor. A friend ordered the vtr and it is doing great for him BUT he is still packing battery`s around. That's not needed with the mvp

 

[tmillin]

I quit smoking in august. I just got the mvp 2 and its a great mod. I got a igo l dripper on it at 1.4ohms set at 10 watts and it last two long days with no problems before charging. Great flavor and vapor. A friend ordered the vtr and it is doing great for him BUT he is still packing battery`s around. That's not needed with the mvp

Igo dripper? Is that similar to the X1 I have on mine? And 10 watts? Hmmm my X1 shows 2.2 ohms I haven't tried it over 8 watts yet time to crank it up a little lol

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[Joka]

I love my Igo-L on my mvp v2, its what I run as my everyday user

 

[vaprstang82]

I have the MVP 2 with a PT2 and love it I can get almost 5 days out of it. It's a great starter to get into mods with. Hope this helps. Vape-on!


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[Neverside]

Well I was looking at some high drain panasonic battery 2400mah for VTR(specifics not on hand as I'm on my phone). Would that not last considerably longer than my 1000mah twist?

 

[Dfinch]

I went with the VTR after handling one in person. It is heavy but not uncomfortably heavy, IMO. The recessed tank cradle makes for a very compact, portable, protected unit.

It's my first experience with 18650 batteries, so that has been a bit of a pain. Still figuring out the charger since neither battery will show a full charge even after 12 hours. I wish the VTR showed battery voltage. Time to get a meter.

The MVP 2.0 seems more user friendly in that regard, but potentially more fragile. I need something rugged and the VTR easily fits that bill.

 

[dripdaze]

Congrats and enjoy the VTR. You really should get a basic multimeter for monitoring your batts.

 

[Stosh]

Congrats and enjoy the VTR. You really should get a basic multimeter for monitoring your batts.

This ^^^^ !!!

A basic multimeter costs about the same or less than a ProTank, and may also be easier to use from what I read about the ProTank...