is this normal?

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kanefer

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Ok so I have been using the mvp lately and I just decided to use a flavor and so I broke out the old ego with the ce4. I noticed I was getting more vapor with the ego with the ce4 than I was with my mvp and a protank2. Thought it would be the other way around......the ego with ce4 is running a 2.1 ohm coil......the mvp and protank is running a 2.3 coil. I get double the vapor on the smaller cheaper ego and ce4. hmmmmm just doesn't seem right to me.
 

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You already have the answer to your question but I wanted to
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One is a top coil clearo and the other is bottom coil. I get more vapor and heat from my top coils.

OP claiming putting CE4 on MVP not producing as well as on ego :)

not comparing toppers sidexside, but power source

I suggested MVP known 510/ego threading not optimum for air flow... ??
 

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Not sure off the top of my head what the discharge curve for the MVP batteries are, or how much performance is reduced over time. But if you're showing yellow, you may actually not be putting out the numbers listed on the device. Yellow put's you just above MVP's cut-off point, it doesn't last too long before it goes red. At that point the battery at least will start showing accelerated voltage drops, not sure how much of that the VV board can compensate for.

Try charging it and try again. Also the VV/VW aspects are more estimations really. They get close to giving you the stated voltage or wattage, but there's a little deviation for all VV/VW mods.
 
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