I've been using the iTaste MVP 2.0 with the iClear 30 for a while, and I definitely love it! But now I want to move on with a new tank, I really like the Kangertech Subtank mini, I'm just about to buy it, but before that I did some research and I think that my mod can't handle that tank due the wattage, It's that true? If it is, which tank would you recommend me.
iTaste MVP 2.0, doubt about which tank use?
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There are two things at play here.
1. How low resistance can your MVP 'fire'? It might be able to fire the 1.20ohm OCC coil, but it won't fire the 0.5ohm.
2. The MVP maxes out at 11 watts and I would argue that it doesn't quite make the full 11w as well. This means you won't get very good performance from a subtank mini in all honesty.
What can I suggest. Well, when I discovered mini Nautilus (August last year) I found the MVP no longer did the job for me, so I sold it on to a fellow vaper.
You need something the right size (ml's) and the best resistance to then use up to 11w. So, bumping for idea.
(I would use an Aspire K1, but it's a small capacity tank).
1. How low resistance can your MVP 'fire'? It might be able to fire the 1.20ohm OCC coil, but it won't fire the 0.5ohm.
2. The MVP maxes out at 11 watts and I would argue that it doesn't quite make the full 11w as well. This means you won't get very good performance from a subtank mini in all honesty.
What can I suggest. Well, when I discovered mini Nautilus (August last year) I found the MVP no longer did the job for me, so I sold it on to a fellow vaper.
You need something the right size (ml's) and the best resistance to then use up to 11w. So, bumping for idea.
(I would use an Aspire K1, but it's a small capacity tank).
With the max wattage of 11 on the MVP the Nautilus mini is a great tank for it. It was my first mod and tank and I still use them today.
I'll second bigbob's nod to the Nautilus, either full-size or mini.
Mount Baker Vapor has them for about 25 bucks and at that price you really can't go wrong.
Mount Baker Vapor has them for about 25 bucks and at that price you really can't go wrong.
There's also the GS Air and Air M and MS tanks. Adjustable air flow, and only about $10 per tank. I'm using a GS Air now (after ditching my Protank 3) and really liking it. If I can I would like to recommend evape.us - amazing customer service.
I'd go for the aspire min for your MVP 2, or if your adventursome try the Kayfun V4 that perfect for 11 watts 
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