Yes you are right. Do you know how to tell what v firmware i have ? Thank you
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Yes crown tank .25 omh at 7watts. Same thing its like its at full power.
Well there ya go. Just went to look for uprades for firmware and they dont have any for the ipvd2. So for all who has one if you are running around .2ohms you will be getting full power from this thing. I am now in the market for a new mod that has the step down chip. Any suggestions on any ? Thank you its a shame i have to change my build now...was really liking my .28 ohm build there.
It's the watts and volts not resistance. It does have buck(step down) in TC mode. You can run your kanthal in TC mode with the temp all the way up and at 10 joules. When you are doing this joules are watts.
With a fresh battery (4.2v) and no step down, its really running at 62W. Yes, you will need to do the work around in tc mode if you want to vape lower than that.
I really like my IPV4s it goes to .1 Ohm in power & .05 Ohm in TC. Decent battery life I get about a day on mine. @Jvincent516 how do you like your's?
So, I got the Bellus too. They are two different beasts entirely as you can't put beefy coils in it. I love it, but the MT is where it's at for beefy horizontal building.
The lack of the ability to upgrade firmware is the reason I haven't purchased the IPV D2. I learned my lesson with the crummy first versions of the DNA40.
You have a few choices, you can try to work around it by using TC mode, you can build at a higher resistance to compensate for the lack of proper voltage reduction in power mode. Or you can return it, and get something which would be more suitable to your needs.
Personally I would return it if possible. If you like the IPV D2 you could opt for the latest revision which from what I've been reading now has buck in power mode.
You have a few choices, you can try to work around it by using TC mode, you can build at a higher resistance to compensate for the lack of proper voltage reduction in power mode. Or you can return it, and get something which would be more suitable to your needs.
Personally I would return it if possible. If you like the IPV D2 you could opt for the latest revision which from what I've been reading now has buck in power mode.
No i dont from 20 - 35 watts its still like its turned up all the way and i get burnt hits. When i put on the crown tank .25 coil it does just fine. So i tried the temp like you said and it works just fine. Something funny is going on here....think i will rebuild just to rule out if its my build somehow. The fact that the crown is working just fine and its about the same ohms makes me think its my build and not the ipvd2. Will let ya know. Thanks
You weren't aware it wasn't firmware-upgradeable prior to purchasing it? It sounds like a coil issue...possibly uneven heating causing hotspots.
I would agree with the others, it is a build issue, the limitations of the older IPV D2 are real, but if your build was wicking properly it should not be an issue.
Only ones that will have an issue with the older IPV D2 are those that prefer low powered vape, even then it can be compensated for by the correct build.
Only ones that will have an issue with the older IPV D2 are those that prefer low powered vape, even then it can be compensated for by the correct build.
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