An observation between MPV 2.0 and DNA 30 with PT3

[Stringplucker]

As the title suggests, I have both a MPV and a dna 30. One thing I noticed, other than the increase in power, is that I don't get the coil pop on the dna that I get with the MVP...both with the same setting of 8.0 Watts.

I wonder what the two look like hooked up to a scope, to see the wave pattern. I'm guessing the MVP is less constant than the dna is.

Oh well...just an observation of mine.

 

[itsrayray]

The mpv is pulse width modulation, rattlesnake sound kinda. Where the other is regulated straight voltage.

 

[Stringplucker]

The mpv is pulse width modulation, rattlesnake sound kinda. Where the other is regulated straight voltage.

Then my observation makes sense...thanks for the info!

 

[plant]

The mpv is pulse width modulation, rattlesnake sound kinda. Where the other is regulated straight voltage.

This is not true and both devices should be exactly the same at the same wattage with the same build. Sometimes you get pop sometimes you don't, coincidence.

 

[itsrayray]

This is not true and both devices should be exactly the same at the same wattage with the same build. Sometimes you get pop sometimes you don't, coincidence.

What I said is true. I never said it caused it.

 

[plant]

What I said is true. I never said it caused it.

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[itsrayray]

Well I apologize then. Couldn't just said it the first time.

 

[herb]

The MVP is far more consistent than most other APV's and Baditude said it is very similar to how the Provari works , no rattlesnake effect .
A few veterans also said it's very close to a Provari vape because of it's electronics .

There's a thread titled "what comes close to a Provari " in the (ask the veterans) forum.

 

[Stringplucker]

I can take the PT3 off of the DNA, where it doesn't pop, and put on the MVP, where it does. It's not bothersome, and has yet to change my vaping experience. It was just an observation.