help with an itaste mvp
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Hi Jared17.
You didn't say what resistance coils you have in the T3D or what wattage you are currently using for them, but let me give you some general information.
You will never get a lot of vaper from it compared to some of the newer clearomizers because of the constricted air flow. It's a good little tank for regular vaping, but if you want a large volume of vapor, you will probably have to consider getting something else. You can increase the amount of vapor by increasing the power some, but you are still not going to see a large amount.
As for the best setting, there is no such thing. It all depends on where you prefer the flavor and vapor. Turn it up, turn it down, there is no one size fits all. I would start around 6 watts and increase from there - if you get a burnt taste, turn it down a notch or two.
You didn't say what resistance coils you have in the T3D or what wattage you are currently using for them, but let me give you some general information.
You will never get a lot of vaper from it compared to some of the newer clearomizers because of the constricted air flow. It's a good little tank for regular vaping, but if you want a large volume of vapor, you will probably have to consider getting something else. You can increase the amount of vapor by increasing the power some, but you are still not going to see a large amount.
As for the best setting, there is no such thing. It all depends on where you prefer the flavor and vapor. Turn it up, turn it down, there is no one size fits all. I would start around 6 watts and increase from there - if you get a burnt taste, turn it down a notch or two.
Hello and welcome to the forum jared. Glad to have you here!
Vapor not smoke. Your t3d tanks will limit the amount of vapor you produce because of the pinhole air holes. If you want more vapor consider getting one of the Kanger Aerotanks or Aspire Nautilus (or mini Nautilus) with the BVC's (bottom vertical coils).
As far as you MVP goes, choose which mode you want to run in. Either wattage OR voltage. Start low and dial it up until you start to get a hint of a burnt taste (we call those dry hits) and then back it down a notch or two.
Which MVP do you have (v2.0, 20 watt, v3.0)? v2 goes up to 11 watts.
Vapor not smoke. Your t3d tanks will limit the amount of vapor you produce because of the pinhole air holes. If you want more vapor consider getting one of the Kanger Aerotanks or Aspire Nautilus (or mini Nautilus) with the BVC's (bottom vertical coils).
As far as you MVP goes, choose which mode you want to run in. Either wattage OR voltage. Start low and dial it up until you start to get a hint of a burnt taste (we call those dry hits) and then back it down a notch or two.
Which MVP do you have (v2.0, 20 watt, v3.0)? v2 goes up to 11 watts.
Why would you consider getting something new? The T3S is a great little tank.
You didn't answer my question about voltage/wattage--this is critical.
You can't have both --you can only run your MVP 2 in one mode--either volts or watts.
It does--but you can't see it.
You have to choose which mode you want to use. Either volts or watts. Do you know how to do that on the MVP?
Also, what's the resistance of your T3D?
Check out this review on your MVP v2. Phil covers everything about this devise.
OK. So you have a dual coil that consists of two 3Ω coils. I suggest you start at 3.8 volts (or 8 watts) and see what happens. Increase your voltage (or wattage) slowly until you get a satisfying vape.
To read more on the subject of volts and watts and ohms, click here: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...85-variable-voltage-wattage.html#post15135653
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