B&M Says Not To Try Dripping on MVP 2.0. True?

[Astron]

Hi all, I hope this day finds you well and with many tasty vapes.

I want to try dripping because I want to experience better juice flavors. I couldn't care less about sub ohm-ing (not a judgment, this is just for me).

Been reading around looking at some threads here and apparently provided that I keep my coils and such in an acceptable range, I won't *have* to buy a mechanical mod...but my local B&M, a great store that has been right on the money thus far with all my other stuff, is telling me not to try it because it will mess up my MVP.

I don't have a ginormous itch to start this right THIS SECOND, but I do want to get into building coils soon because I want to enjoy my vaping with incremental steady improvements.

If anyone has any recommendations for a serviceable mech mod that won't break my bank, I appreciate it. I'm not looking to vape for sport, so the Best Thing Ever doesn't need to apply.

Thanks a ton, even though I'm sure this is the 84,673,564th topic on this subject.

Have a great day!!

 

[Tinkiegrrl]

I've used drippers on mine. No issues. They may be concerned with liquid leaking into the battery maybe? Shouldn't be an issue with many of the rebuildables though. Unsealed 510 disposable dripping atty's maybe, but my two rebuildables don't leak into the connection at all.

 

[dshgr]

False. I've run several different RDAs on my MVP. Just keep the build above 1.2 Ohms.

 

[Astron]

Thank you both...this confirms what was said about 20 times on another thread I read here.

 

[k702]

Don't know why they would say that... did they try to sell you a mech mod after saying it? If you keep your builds up above 1.3 (1.5 probably would be best just to give you some cushion.) you'll be fine. Keep it clean, don't over drip..

 

[Astron]

Don't know why they would say that... did they try to sell you a mech mod after saying it? If you keep your builds up above 1.3 (1.5 probably would be best just to give you some cushion.) you'll be fine. Keep it clean, don't over drip..

Well, they are selling vape stuff, so I guess they have motive LOL

Their tune changed a little when I said I'm not interested in sub-ohming. And I really appreciate the advice.

 

[Astron]

To clarify, I'm texting with an employee of theirs as I'm posting here. I really really appreciate the advice here. Thank you.

 

[B1sh0p]

Sounds like the shop is trying to make a sale.

 

[bigrf85]

i agree i use rda's on my mvp 1&2 all the time with no issues as long as ou keep the ohms in the correct range

 

[MikeMills]

B.S. I use mine all the time with RDA's.

 

[Astron]

Sounds like the shop is trying to make a sale.

Yep.

They get plenty of my money as it is...LOL. I'm impatient. Any research I do IRL will likely translate into an online purchase (after researching more here).

 

[CShaver]

I used my Igo-W with a .9 ohm build on my MVP 2 with absolutely zero issues.

I will just say, once I got my Nemesis, it was over though

 

[Astron]

i agree i use rda's on my mvp 1&2 all the time with no issues as long as ou keep the ohms in the correct range

Thank you. This has been the consensus thus far.

 

[Astron]

B.S. I use mine all the time with RDA's.

Thank you....I appreciate it.

 

[Astron]

I used my Igo-W with a .9 ohm build on my MVP 2 with absolutely zero issues.

I will just say, once I got my Nemesis, it was over though

I really appreciate it.

And I'm not done buying mods yet....but I want to make sure I can build coils before I buy any serious gear!!

 

[Dampmaskin]

Maybe the clerk got dripping confused with sub-ohming.

 

[B1sh0p]

I used my Igo-W with a .9 ohm build on my MVP 2 with absolutely zero issues.

I will just say, once I got my Nemesis, it was over though

It will fire .9, but only put out 8 watts. As another poster said, the lowest you can go at 11 watts is 1.2ohm.

 

[Astron]

Maybe the clerk got dripping confused with sub-ohming.

I think that's what happened. My cats are intrigued with the vapor I'm already generating....not sure how massive clouds would go over

 

[TheColdHandedVG]

Hi all, I hope this day finds you well and with many tasty vapes.

I want to try dripping because I want to experience better juice flavors. I couldn't care less about sub ohm-ing (not a judgment, this is just for me).

Been reading around looking at some threads here and apparently provided that I keep my coils and such in an acceptable range, I won't *have* to buy a mechanical mod...but my local B&M, a great store that has been right on the money thus far with all my other stuff, is telling me not to try it because it will mess up my MVP.

I don't have a ginormous itch to start this right THIS SECOND, but I do want to get into building coils soon because I want to enjoy my Vaping with incremental steady improvements.

If anyone has any recommendations for a serviceable mech mod that won't break my bank, I appreciate it. I'm not looking to vape for sport, so the Best Thing Ever doesn't need to apply.

Thanks a ton, even though I'm sure this is the 84,673,564th topic on this subject.

Have a great day!!

Did they give you a reason?

The answer is, this is completely 100% false. Like you said, as long as you keep your resistance high, there will be absolutely no issues. It is no different than using a standard clearo. The idea is exactly the same, electrical current passes through resistance wire, heats up juice saturated in wick,

 

[BostonVape]

Maybe the clerk got dripping confused with sub-ohming.

or just another B&M giving out incorrect information. Either way OP.. you will be fine dripping.. I used to drip on my MVP v1 all the time.