So my favorite juice is AIVL's April moon. I just got more in the mail let it steep a little loaded it up with a fresh wick inside put it on my new mvp 2 and tasted kinda like I remembered. Then put it on my x6 which I was using the last time I had this juice. BOOM Just like I remembered! I have the x6 at its lowest setting which is 3.3 volts. Put the mvp in the same place at 6.5 watts. Closer but still not the same. Took it down to 6.0, not a whole lot of difference. Whats the deal??? I feel like I have everything almost identical.
Is it possible that the same juice taste different on different devices?
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Why not put the MVP2 in it's VV mode and set it to 3.3V and try that. Good luck and Happy Vaping 
I would say at least 2 variables could make a difference:
1. 3.3V could be different on the devices depending on how accurate they are
2. The amount of airflow your topper is getting can be different on different devices
Happy Vaping
Cheers,
Steve
Yes, yes my friend!!! Take off the vivi nova from one and screw it on to the other!
Variable wattage ain't all that.
Yeah, I said it. Let the flaming begin.
Actually, although the MVP in variable voltage mode is superb (flatline on an oscelloscope just like a Provari), it wasn't so hot in variable wattage mode if you watch the PBusardo review on YouTube.
Yeah, I said it. Let the flaming begin.
Actually, although the MVP in variable voltage mode is superb (flatline on an oscelloscope just like a Provari), it wasn't so hot in variable wattage mode if you watch the PBusardo review on YouTube.
I would say at least 2 variables could make a difference:
1. 3.3V could be different on the devices depending on how accurate they are
2. The amount of airflow your topper is getting can be different on different devices
Happy Vaping
Cheers,
Steve
Ah the airflow!!! That makes sense to me!!! let me try it without the beauty ring!
Variable wattage ain't all that.
Yeah, I said it. Let the flaming begin.
Actually, although the MVP in variable voltage mode is superb (flatline on an oscelloscope just like a Provari), it wasn't so hot in variable wattage mode if you watch the PBusardo review on YouTube.
Hi Bad,
Not flaming you at all. If you look at the points on the follow up review it was pointed out the reason the VW was off was because of a limitation of the device. It won't fire lower than 3.3v or higher than5.0v. So if the combination of the resistance of the head and power setting (watts) you select doesn't fall between 3.3-5.0v needed to get you there, it will be off.
That all being said, I use my MVP2 in the VV mode almost exclusively.
Cheers,
Steve
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I use just about everything in VV mode ... for one I find that the smaller increment in VV mode are easier to adjust (to my taste buds)
..... and b.) Wattage breaks my head/brain for some reason.
..... and b.) Wattage breaks my head/brain for some reason.
If folks find variable wattage useful, more power to them. For myself, I have no use for it. I just think variable voltage is easier and better. I adjust my voltage frequently as I change flavors frequently. I couldn't imagine being happy vaping all of my flavors at the same wattage.
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