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Need help from former MFS (MyFreedomSmokes) customers
Has any found a supplier or company that has tobacco e-juice like or very similar to MFS Turbosmog, Tall Paul, or Red Luck?
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im still learning the 1.3 as i used to use the 1.2 software, however, VV is variable voltage, VW is Variable wattage- these two are basically for setting it to you voltage of choice pretty much like any other VV/VW device. The RVV .. i believe is the ability to set you voltage in real time based on how long your draw is when you vape. For example, you can adjust the settings to a certain voltage for X amount of seconds and then when you continue your draw it will change in real time to the next level... i hope i am making sense lol
VV is variable voltage mode. VW is variable wattage mode which is the best way to control your vape. Wattage is Voltage squared devised by resistance/ohms. The other could be a averaged measurement and not TRUE RMS but I don't know. True RMS is the best mode as it is the most accurate reading. I can't find squat in egos directions on the Evic about the Rxxxx modes. Let me check something and come back.
Stereo Dreamer beat me to it that is what I got from a review did not find it in their manual. You have to use the MVR software to change those it looks like.
Stereo Dreamer beat me to it that is what I got from a review did not find it in their manual. You have to use the MVR software to change those it looks like.
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Here is a rundown on the different settings on your eVic under the new v1.3 firmware.
VV
This is the Variable Voltage setting, where you can change the the voltage using the ring on the eVic.
VW
This is the Variable Wattage setting, where you can change the the voltage using the ring on the eVic.
RVV
This is for the programmed setting you can do using the MVR software. You can program a custom "vape curve" using Variable Voltage levels, that actually changes over the length of draw. In v1.3, you get ONE of these programmable VV settings.
RVW1, RVW2, and RVW3
These are also for the programmed settings you can do using the MVR software. You can program a custom "vape curve" using Variable Wattage levels, that actually changes over the length of draw. In v1.3, you get THREE of these programmable VW settings.
The advantage to having three VW settings is that different juices taste better at different power settings, so you can dial in your program to your favorite juices. Also, different devices (cartos, attys, RBAs, etc) perform better at different settings, so you can make custom vape-curve settings tailored to your favorite atty or tank or whatever.
Hopefully this will help you sort it out.
VV
This is the Variable Voltage setting, where you can change the the voltage using the ring on the eVic.
VW
This is the Variable Wattage setting, where you can change the the voltage using the ring on the eVic.
RVV
This is for the programmed setting you can do using the MVR software. You can program a custom "vape curve" using Variable Voltage levels, that actually changes over the length of draw. In v1.3, you get ONE of these programmable VV settings.
RVW1, RVW2, and RVW3
These are also for the programmed settings you can do using the MVR software. You can program a custom "vape curve" using Variable Wattage levels, that actually changes over the length of draw. In v1.3, you get THREE of these programmable VW settings.
The advantage to having three VW settings is that different juices taste better at different power settings, so you can dial in your program to your favorite juices. Also, different devices (cartos, attys, RBAs, etc) perform better at different settings, so you can make custom vape-curve settings tailored to your favorite atty or tank or whatever.
Hopefully this will help you sort it out.
thanks that really cleared some stuff up. well with that out of the way would you be able to point me in the direction of some vape curves?
this is mine... for now lol.
keep in mind i normally stay around 1.3ohms - 2.0ohms
* sorry i dont know how to make it larger
I almost never use VV on my eVic--I'm a VW kinda guy.
So here is a screen shot of my favorite RVW setting--I don't think there is any way to upload the file for the evic settings to this forum.
But if you PM me an email, I can send you the file, so you can import it to your eVic, insted of having to type it all in manually...
This setting starts at 5.7w, slowly ramps up to 7.7w and then tapers back down to 7.1w, where it stays as long as I'm taking a draw...
So here is a screen shot of my favorite RVW setting--I don't think there is any way to upload the file for the evic settings to this forum.
But if you PM me an email, I can send you the file, so you can import it to your eVic, insted of having to type it all in manually...
This setting starts at 5.7w, slowly ramps up to 7.7w and then tapers back down to 7.1w, where it stays as long as I'm taking a draw...
Indeed--if all else fails, read the manual.
And much to my surprise, the eVic manual is written in pretty decent "Engrish", and makes sense, for the most part--unlike most other "manuals" produced in China for e-cig products...
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I almost never use VV on my eVic--I'm a VW kinda guy.
So here is a screen shot of my favorite RVW setting--I don't think there is any way to upload the file for the evic settings to this forum.
But if you PM me an email, I can send you the file, so you can import it to your eVic, insted of having to type it all in manually...
This setting starts at 5.7w, slowly ramps up to 7.7w and then tapers back down to 7.1w, where it stays as long as I'm taking a draw...
thanks ill try using thi
I almost never use VV on my eVic--I'm a VW kinda guy.
So here is a screen shot of my favorite RVW setting--I don't think there is any way to upload the file for the evic settings to this forum.
But if you PM me an email, I can send you the file, so you can import it to your eVic, insted of having to type it all in manually...
This setting starts at 5.7w, slowly ramps up to 7.7w and then tapers back down to 7.1w, where it stays as long as I'm taking a draw...
I'm interested to know about this slow start. What are the advantages you find? I ask, of course, because I do the opposite.
I like to bring the coil up to heat slowly because I find it makes for more vapor and cleaner flavor with a smoother throat hit. I don't like strong throat hit..
Thanks for asking about this. Just picked up my eVic today and was wondering the same thing. I'm sticking with the wattage. So far I'm finding anywhere from 7-8 watts on a 2 ohm carto is giving me excellent vapor and flavor on most of my juices.
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| Reg. Date | 2013-10-15 09:30:21 | Hit | 2858 | |
| Different flavors of E-Juice burn better at different temperatures, so Joyetech gives you the ability to change the voltage and wattage output in order to achieve the perfect vapor for your favorite E-Juices. Details are as follows: VV Mode: VV comes from Variable Voltage, it is to say different vapors are available as the output voltage increasing or decreasing. The higher the voltage is, the larger the output current is, so the heavier the vapor that an atomizer will produce. VW Mode: VW comes from Variable Wattage, it is to say different vapors are available as the output wattage increasing or decreasing. The larger the wattage is, the heavier the vapor will be. Besides, the battery will regulate automatically when the atomizer resistance changes so as to remain the same output wattage. 
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Oh my, that's one way to make vape more confusing, so glad I chose something different for my first and only regulated device.
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