Itaste mvp 3.0 pro question

[Esormm]

I got the itaste mvp 3.0 60 w and can't figure out how to make the juice not taste burnt .

Got a itaste mvp 3.0 60 watt with an isub g tank , was wondering what good v/w settings are so that it won't be so hot?

i got the starter kit and the tank that came with it broke within a couple weeks and I didn't really like it anyways , trying to figure out what tank to buy now. Not sure how I feel about RBA tanks though

i got the starter kit and the tank that came with it broke within a couple weeks and I didn't really like it anyways , trying to figure out what tank to buy now. Not sure how I feel about RBA tanks though

Looking for a good sub ohm tank for itaste mvp 3.0 goes up to 60W
-good flavor and cloud and preferably prebuilt

 

[zed888]

I only have the 30w, but I think the interface is the same. You're going to change watts, not ohms. Hold the + or - button until the number on the screen starts flashing, then you can lower the setting with the - button til it's where you like it. The setting will lock in when you press the fire button.

 

[thomas l]

ohms are adjusted by the coil maybe this will help

iTaste MVP3.0PRO e cigarette product
http://innokin.com/manuals/iTasteMVP3.0PromanulN.pdf

 

[State O' Flux]

Resistance, measured in ohms (Ω) is a fixed value, or rather what ever fixed value for the coil heads you have on hand, or the net resistance you build an RBA at.

As @zed888 stated, with a MVP, you adjust wattage... to be suitable for the net resistance, wire gauge and coil count in parallel.
For example if you have a 1.0Ω net resistance, the Ohm's Law parity value at 4.2 volts (an easy number, because most unregulated mech mods use batteries with a 4.2V peak voltage) is 17.6 watts. This doesn't mean you have to run 18 watts with a VW regulated device, but it is a good starting point from which to adjust up or down.

The previously mentioned wire gauge and coil count in parallel come into play as well. These factors will have an effect on the coil temperature.... which makes VW regulated devices more convenient than mech mods... where you have to alter build characteristics to obtain best performance with the Ohm's law parity wattage you're stuck with.

 

[edyle]

Got a itaste mvp 3.0 60 watt with an isub g tank , was wondering what good v/w settings are so that it won't be so hot?

If it's too hot, turn down the watts

 

[edyle]

I got the itaste mvp 3.0 60 w today with the isub g tank , but so far I can't figure out how to change ohms on it and the juice taste burnt .

Well you don't really adjust the ohms, what you adjust is the watts.
The ohms is what coil you put in the isub g tank.
You adjust the watts on the itaste mvp 3.0
When you change the coil in the isub g tank, you may have to change the watts on the itaste mvp 3.0

 

[jseah]

You can stick around 25-30 watts and adjust up if you want a warmer vape. The coil is rated for 30-40 watts so if you go above 40 watts you will run the risk of getting a dry hit.

 

[Panorama911]

I sense this needs to be simplified...Just lower the power(watts) to the lowest setting then have a taste, increase the power until you have the taste/result you like.

You may need a fresh coil if the one used is too far gone?burnt.

 

[Sir2fyablyNutz]

Hi @Esormm. If you're trying to quit smoking and all you've had are the starter kits I'd suggest a Nautilus Mini/Full size tank. It is a great tank and gives great flavor. It really shines with a mod and I vape the 1.6 ohm coils anywhere from 10 to 15 watts. It's a grab and go low maintenance unit. Any other better (subjective) tank would be moving into the sub ohm category. For a starter tank there I would suggest the Kanger Subtank Mini. It comes with 2 factory (purchasable) coils in .5 and 1.2 ohm. I vape the 1.2 from 15 to 20 watts. It also has a rebuild deck should you desire to learn coil building and wicking down the road. The "subtanks" are made mostly for Lung hits, so the first thing I did was replace the wide drip tip on my subtank as I am a mouth to lung vape.

I use both these tanks daily. If you decide on the subtank yo'll have to cut your nicotine in juice probably in half or more, as the Subtanks are juice guzzlers.

Good luck in your decisions and vape journey.

 

[petrotech]

what tank came with it? I prefer the aerotank, a lot of people like the nautilus. there's some many options available out there nowadays...it's hard to choose. what's your "vaping style"?

 

[Esormm]

Hi @Esormm. If you're trying to quit smoking and all you've had are the starter kits I'd suggest a Nautilus Mini/Full size tank. It is a great tank and gives great flavor. It really shines with a mod and I vape the 1.6 ohm coils anywhere from 10 to 15 watts. It's a grab and go low maintenance unit. Any other better (subjective) tank would be moving into the sub ohm category. For a starter tank there I would suggest the Kanger Subtank Mini. It comes with 2 factory (purchasable) coils in .5 and 1.2 ohm. I vape the 1.2 from 15 to 20 watts. It also has a rebuild deck should you desire to learn coil building and wicking down the road. The "subtanks" are made mostly for Lung hits, so the first thing I did was replace the wide drip tip on my subtank as I am a mouth to lung vape.

I use both these tanks daily. If you decide on the subtank yo'll have to cut your nicotine in juice probably in half or more, as the Subtanks are juice guzzlers.

Good luck in your decisions and vape journey.

I just bought the starter kit because it was a good deal , not trying to quit smoking but thankyou ! And I'm not really sure how to do coil building

 

[Sir2fyablyNutz]

I just bought the starter kit because it was a good deal , not trying to quit smoking but thankyou ! And I'm not really sure how to do coil building

If you think you might go into coil building, you tube has a bunch of video's on it. Also I'd suggest the "Kuro Koiler" as a coiling jig (helps wrap coils) and look for a video on you tube as well.

If you're looking to have a grab and go vape I'd stick with the Aspire Nautilus, if you're looking to make clouds then you should go with the subtank mini.

 

[juggler86]

The iSub comes with it, so the OP wad already sub ohming unless they switched the coil.

Since its only 60w I dont know if id go with anything like the Starre or Herakles. If I was you id probably get a subtank mini or delta.

 

[Sir2fyablyNutz]

You might take a look at the Aspire Triton, supposedly it hits the market tomorrow..

Aspire - Aspire Triton

 

[PressPlayVape]

Triton looks like it will be cool and I'm excited to see the addition of an RBA option. For those on the market already the Herakles and Aspire 2 with .3 ohm coils are great. I've heard really good things about the flavor on the Arctic as well but haven't tried that one yet.

 

[TX Foilhead]

Kanger Subtanks are hard to beat for off the shelf ease of use, that's a lot more battery than you need so it should run a real long time.

 

[Mike Geaney]

I am pretty happy with my MVP Pro and full size Natilus tanks using the 1.8 BVC coils. I have the Natilus mini tanks too but I have to fill those too often as compared to the regular. Working well for me.

 

[PressPlayVape]

If you're looking to possibly get into building in the future the SubTank Mini is a great place to start, you can buy the Kanger OCC coils for it until you're comfortable building but it comes with a simple build deck also that you can use and build single coils once you're comfortable doing that. It's probably the easiest way to get into building. I like my SubTank Mini a lot, I think there are a few other tanks that offer slightly better flavor/cloud like the Atlantis 2 and Herakles but the SubTank is right there behind them and the build deck option is a great feature.

Edit: I just saw I answered another of your posts saying pretty much the same thing haha, but like I said, if you're interested in building check out the SubTank Mini on YouTube. At least I'm consistent.

 

[speedy_r6]

Kanger Subtanks are hard to beat for off the shelf ease of use, that's a lot more battery than you need so it should run a real long time.

This. I got my subtank mini the other day and absolutely love it. I am coming from building my own coils and I am still impressed with the flavor and vapor of the 0.5 ohm OCCs. I am actually considering ordering another one, now. My current one sits on a sigelei 150w, and I run it at 25 watts. Battery will last for days.

 

[nancybout]

If I was to buy I would look at the triton!
BUT love the Subtank mini and the arctic so far..... BOTH very very good!
Arctic can be vapes at higher wattage BUT that's not so important! [emoji3]


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