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Thanks for the great feedback Count! Good to know the difference in dimensions and the fact the battery is bigger on the 50w istick makes it appealing. The smaller ones are likely not a good fit for my hand.
Interesting that you had some faultiness with one of your mvps. I kind of forgot that I have a situation with one as well. I say forgot, because I've stopped using the bad one for the most part. While my original one still works great and holds the charge quite well, another mvp2 that I bought in October does not hold the charge as well anymore. From a full charge, it goes down to 3.9 almost instantly and the rest of the capacity goes about twice as fast as my other one. Hmmm, maybe I shouldn't be so enamored of my mvps after all! LOL
#5
Thanks for the great feedback Count! Good to know the difference in dimensions and the fact the battery is bigger on the 50w istick makes it appealing. The smaller ones are likely not a good fit for my hand.
Interesting that you had some faultiness with one of your mvps. I kind of forgot that I have a situation with one as well. I say forgot, because I've stopped using the bad one for the most part. While my original one still works great and holds the charge quite well, another mvp2 that I bought in October does not hold the charge as well anymore. From a full charge, it goes down to 3.9 almost instantly and the rest of the capacity goes about twice as fast as my other one. Hmmm, maybe I shouldn't be so enamored of my mvps after all! LOL
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I actually picked up a 50w. I have owned two MVP2's. One developed a fault with the chip (out of warranty--will read resistance, but won't fire); the other is still hanging in there, but I've noticed it will not hold a charge as long as it used to (sometimes for just half a day). Since the MVPs have been my everyday device, I needed to pick something up quick. I had been holding out for reviews on the MVP3, but the 50w came out just a few days earlier and so I ordered one.
The 50w is actually close to the size of the MVP2 in size--it's a little wider than the the MVP2 and a little shorter. The 20w and 30w are just on the small side for my hands, but the 50w is big enough for me to grip firmly. The round edges make the grip comfortable, the fire button works great in the trigger location, and I use my pinkie finger to hold the device from the bottom (much like I do when gripping the MVP). It seems pretty solid, but I suspect that the brick design of the MVP would outlast the istick in the ruggedness department. Still, not a bad deal. I would consider picking up another--but probably after I scrape the funds together for a new MVP3.
thats welding wire please tell me you were'nt really going to try and build coils with that
. . . As such - Based on what ECF wants done, usually "Chit Chat" is kept in one thread where people talk about the vendor/suppliers product line, including forming a special community and then having a contest in another thread . . . So - I guess it comes down to and just depends on what the supplier/vendor and the contest helper can do to keep people interested and on task while keeping the "Chit Chat" alive too . . . Just Sayin' . . .




