eVic got it right with 1.2 but what is...........????

[mphsjeep]

Just loaded the new 1.2 version and really like volt, oHm, watts on one screen thing. Never got the need for the whole puff counter thing...silly IMO.

The question....what is this MVR VV/VW business????

 

[GotF1]

Via your computer, you can program the VV or VW amount over time. So that while holding down the fire button, it can step up or down in volt or watts for periods of time determined by you.

 

[SRusackas]

You can only do it through the MVR software on your computer (hence the name) but its a lot of fun for creating voltage and power profiles over the vape. For instance, having the voltage ramp up from 3.5v to 5V over 3 seconds, warming up the coil, or vice versa, rapidly heating the coil and then tapering down to reduce burning of the juice. Theres a lot of possibilities for experimentation.
In the MVR VV setting, you can customize voltage based on the the resistance of the atty you put on automatically. Its got some great possibilities.

 

[mphsjeep]

Ok ok....... at first I was like "great, another puff counting useless thing" but now I'm curious. Could do some cool things with a rebuildable....... will hook it up tonight.

 

[illuxion]

I only use the MVR VW, because my attys are all over the place. In the VV you can set 3 atty resistance ranges and set the voltage by time for each of the 3 ranges. In VW you just set how many watts you want over time. I set it for a 8w hot startup then to fade back to 6w

 

[Disconnect]

I didn't realize the VV had different profiles. Might check it out, I want more than 1 profile

 

[Bubba]

Ok been wanting to ask:

Better to start it hot and fade back towards the end, or start slower and build gradually to peak? I could see it either way.

Someone who's using this should post their "program". I started to fiddle around with it but haven't finished tweaking yet (do we ever?)

 

[illuxion]

It depends on the atty. I use the ramp up for my gurgly attys(which most are) and just use straight wattage for my non gurglers. The hot beginning gets them going then I back off and they don't taste burnt. When I try to ramp up with my non gurgling attys I either get a hint of burn then it's ok, or if it's too low the hit starts out ok then disappears. Everyone has different tastes though. One of my friends that I converted is into LR and tons of power with tobacco flavored juice, I'm a low power sweet juice user. My go to all day vape for about 5 months is TV Butter rum.

 

[KraKsX]

I like 8 Watts... I use the bouncing technique

9...7...8.5...7.5...8...8...8...8...8...9...9...

This pulses, i think better allowing the flow of juice (wicking),

but what do I know, try it if you think its interesting.

 

[Bubba]

I like 8 Watts... I use the bouncing technique

9...7...8.5...7.5...8...8...8...8...8...9...9...

This pulses, i think better allowing the flow of juice (wicking),

but what do I know, try it if you think its interesting.

I'll give it a try, can't hurt right?

Are all these at .5 sec?

 

[SRusackas]

Edit: post deleted. Duplicate post.

 

[SRusackas]

So far my favorite is 5W for 1sec - 10W for 1sec then 8w for 3 seconds. I usually only take 3-4 second Vapes so this heats without burning, ramps up and back down relatively quickly. This seems to give me a nice smooth vape on my Vivi Novas.

 

[Plumes.91]

Silica wicks get programmed to hot, then progressively cooler.
Because I want it to use up the juice by the coils efficiently,
then whatever small amount of juice that slowly makes its way to the coil during draw, demands a cooler temp.
this allows you to get a good full mouth of vapor
while avoiding the burnt taste from over powering the quickly drying silica.