I Think I Went Too Far, Now Im Kinda Scared...

[jwbnyc]

Here's where the MVP freaks hang out:

MVP Owners Group-into the next generation… | E-Cigarette Forum

And an earlier thread:

iTaste MVP v2 Owners Group | E-Cigarette Forum

 

[Panorama911]

Man all it takes is a few martini's and several attempts to get my posting correct!

 

[hashtag]

It is a solid device and the learning curve won't be too steep. I always recommend watching videos to learn about your gear that way you can see exactly what they are doing and get familiar with the terminology in context to your device.

 

[AndriaD]

i think it is, the only bad part is the black with diamonds... not really a look for man jajaja

At least it's not the pink paisley skull or green sparkly butterfly.

Excellent deal, though. I was kinda weirded out by variable wattage/voltage too, but it's not really a big deal -- for a newbie, it's best to use variable wattage, because then it won't matter what resistance your coil is, no math to deal with. Start at the lowest setting and go up until you find your sweet spot. If it becomes too hot, harsh, or burnt tasting, back off half a watt.

Andria

 

[dionysuskiss]

You'll do fine . It was my first vv mod.( The green one) Very easy to learn and use.

 

[dhood]

You'll probably be running the Nautilus mini around 10-11 watts. Here's a good youtube review of the MVP:

 

[speedy_r6]

Don't be afraid of it. It was my first mod ever. My first step into the world of vaping. My first device, period. It was GREAT to use as a learning tool. I suggest you take a quick look at a "safe vaping power levels" chart. They aren't perfect, but they are a great starting point. With mine, I was always using the 2.1ohm iClear 16 clearos and found that the sweet spot to be somewhere around 7-8 watts. I never even bothered with the voltage settings after the first day. I think I played with them for about 20 minutes and decided using watts was easier. I still use my 50w iStick the same way.

I hope you enjoy your purchase, and feel free to ask any questions you have when you get it. We are here and more than happy to help people out.

 

[CJ Garcia]

Don't be afraid of it. It was my first mod ever. My first step into the world of vaping. My first device, period. It was GREAT to use as a learning tool. I suggest you take a quick look at a "safe vaping power levels" chart. They aren't perfect, but they are a great starting point. With mine, I was always using the 2.1ohm iClear 16 clearos and found that the sweet spot to be somewhere around 7-8 watts. I never even bothered with the voltage settings after the first day. I think I played with them for about 20 minutes and decided using watts was easier. I still use my 50w iStick the same way.

I hope you enjoy your purchase, and feel free to ask any questions you have when you get it. We are here and more than happy to help people out.

I like all the reviews bout the nautilus mini... Can't wait to have it


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[Thrasher]

We have faith in you man, we know you can do it

 

[CJ Garcia]

We have faith in you man, we know you can do it

Lol if I do Imma throw a party to celebrate jajajaja


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[Bunnykiller]

if it scares you.... sell it

 

[CJ Garcia]

if it scares you.... sell it

not really, ill just try it and learn it lol

 

[Riff]

When people ask me what a good starter kit is I recommend the MVP 2 and Nautilus mini, so it looks like you're all set to get into a happy vape point. I think I just gave my last (I've had 3-4) MVP to my aunt after her husband's died. If I saw an MVP for 22 I'd buy it.

As to the VV/VW you'll get it buy playing around a little bit. I ended up running the device maxed out on my Nautilus so there's no way you'll try to over power your devices. You are in a safe and easy to play with stage. Vape happy!

Cheers!