Help Charging MVP2

[mrdfield]

Hello,
My problem is with my MVP 2 when i attempt to charge it it will reach 4.2 but the green light never goes out
and i have had it on the charge for over 6 hours to test italso when i check to see if it is at 4.2 it s with the charger still plugged in
when i remove the cable and check it drops to 4.1 i used it today as my only vape and it went from 4.1 to 3.9 in 3 hours
Wondering if this is normal and since the green light does not go out how long after it hits 4.2 should i leave it on the charge
Im pretty sure it still must need some time to fully charge after hitting 4.2
Ive had this for 3 months so i am wondering should i just buy another one or is most of this normal
thank you for your replys

 

[Miata GT]

My green light will stay on for awhile, maybe longer than 6 hours. I'm not used to seeing the voltage drop like that though in only 4 hours. What device are you using on the top? At what ohms? Just for S&G when I got my MVP I would reset the puff counter at each charge so that I would know about how many vapes I had left in the battery. I typically got over 900.

 

[mrdfield]

Hi thanks for the reply,
I use a kanger protank 2 with 2.2 coil

 

[mrdfield]

Do you charge with the device off or on or does it matter

 

[porkchopbun]

I think this is known issue with some of MVPs

it's mention here in MPV v2
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/variable-voltage-apv-discussion/484548-itaste-mvp-v2-owners-group-compiled-list-tips-11.html

Mine doesn't exhibit this issue, maybe I was lucky or I got newer batch. I'm pretty sure I got newer revision because my doesn't wobble when I put it down and the firing button isn't hard to push like some others mention.

 

[r77r7r]

As always, next thing to do is place a call/email to your supplier- that's part of what you pay him for.

Both my VV-V3's charge slowly. I'd imagine if my V3 (800MAH) takes over 4 hrs, your would take much longer. price you pay to vape all day.

You can try a different cable from around your home and use a wall (AC) adapter for the best charging scenario.

I would say that Innokin has battery/circuitry issues they need, and probably will, address in the future. My first V3 wouldn't even try to charge past 3.8volts, and then died quickly.