Getting a warm vape from a MVP 2.0?

[DWright]

I recently just bought a MVP 2.0, overall I like it. I do however wish I could get a warm vape off it. Right now I'm just using the original iclear 30 that came with the MVP package. I'm running it at about 9.5-10 watts, ohms read 2.1. I'm just not getting that warm vape I like.

At this point I'm a little confused. Do I need a device with more power or will a different topper help?

Thanks.

 

[VA Vince]

You need a lower ohm coil or more wattage. I use an MVP and a mini nautilus at work on 9 watts but that isn't a warm vape. Honestly, I am not sure you can get a warm vape on the MVP? Heck, even on my mech's I run a 1 ohm coil and thats not warm IMO.

 

[v1k1ng1001]

Yeah, you're going to need a higher power device and a rebuildable atomizer. The cloupor hana clone will take you to 30w for around $60. You may, however, consider the ipv2s which will really warm things up for $120. As for an atty, maybe something like a veritas. Substantial investment in gear and education will get you there if you're up for it.

As for me, I like my fruits on the cool side, tobaccos and desserts on the warmer side.

 

[Sue1971]

I changed out the tip on my iclear 30. I took an old one off a ce5 and cut about 1/4" off the bottom so it will fit when screwed on. To me it seems like I get a hotter vape. Possibly because it's a shorter tip, and also a wider hole.

There is an adapter you can buy to change out the drip tips too to the ones that push in.

 

[FallenRawToast]

Yeah the iClear isnt going to give you "warm" and the MVP will barely give you "warm" even with the right tank.

OFC "warm" is subjective... how warm do you want?

 

[DWright]

Yeah the iClear isnt going to give you "warm" and the MVP will barely give you "warm" even with the right tank.

OFC "warm" is subjective... how warm do you want?

Thanks guys.

Hmm, how do I explain. Kind of like the same warmth you get when you smoke a regular cigarette 1/2 way down.

 

[FallenRawToast]

Thanks guys.

Hmm, how do I explain. Kind of like the same warmth you get when you smoke a regular cigarette 1/2 way down.

You need more than an MVP can do then. You really need to get closer to 1ohm coils to start getting that sort of warmth, IMO.

The version 2 aerotank coils come in a 0.8, yes the MVP can in theory go down that low, but trust me it doesnt perform well there.

Are you intersted in rebuildables? and a 30 to 50w device? Because that is how I see you getting the warmth you are talking about.

 

[DWright]

You need more than an MVP can do then. You really need to get closer to 1ohm coils to start getting that sort of warmth, IMO.

The version 2 aerotank coils come in a 0.8, yes the MVP can in theory go down that low, but trust me it doesnt perform well there.

Are you intersted in rebuildables? and a 30 to 50w device? Because that is how I see you getting the warmth you are talking about.

Ah OK, appreciate it. I think I'm going to try changing the tip first, like suggested. If I'm still not satisfied, I'll look into getting a strong device. Thanks.

 

[Pinggolfer]

Ah OK, appreciate it. I think I'm going to try changing the tip first, like suggested. If I'm still not satisfied, I'll look into getting a strong device. Thanks.

I'd fool around with some coils first, but you really won't get a warm vape from the MVP2. It works great and I'm use to a cool vape as the taste is what's important to me.

 

[Warpigs]

I can actually get a nice warm vape from my Silver Bullet with a 1.5 coil. Just takes some chain vaping and it comes out nice and warm. Which goes well with Blue Moon Ice Cream