Dripping on the MVP 2
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I do. People might say it "looks" funny, but looks aren't everything if it works and it's whatcha like, right? Are you looking for a rebuilding dripping atty (rda)? Or are you looking for something like a "bridgeless" atty, which looks similar to a cartomizer, that's ready to go, just drip and vape?
For something that you make the coils yourself, the IGO-L is inexpensive (around $10-$15) and simple to build on. Keep your build in the standard ohm range (1.5-2.5 ohms), that way it will fire on the MVP2. Otherwise, bridgeless atty's run a lot less than that and require no coiling skills or fiddling around whatsoever.
For something that you make the coils yourself, the IGO-L is inexpensive (around $10-$15) and simple to build on. Keep your build in the standard ohm range (1.5-2.5 ohms), that way it will fire on the MVP2. Otherwise, bridgeless atty's run a lot less than that and require no coiling skills or fiddling around whatsoever.
You can drip on any sort of mod really. The only consideration is if your coil's resistance is within the tolerance of your mod. The MVP2 can fire coils as low as 1.2 ohm, but somewhere near 2.0 ohm is best.
And IMO an rda looks nicer on the MVP2 than a typical clearo. Hypatia has it right, the IGO is a great rda to get started rebuilding with.
And IMO an rda looks nicer on the MVP2 than a typical clearo. Hypatia has it right, the IGO is a great rda to get started rebuilding with.
MVP2 can fire coils as low as 0.8 actually, the board inside however will not allow the voltage/wattage set you have to stick. It will lower it so that it can fire it.
However, I always tell people who are firing on a MVP with an RDA or an RBA to use coils above 1.5 so they can get the best performance from it. I use my Kayfun and my Vortex RDA on the MVP2 and it works fantastically
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