Can I vape a sub ohm coil on my iTaste MVP? If I can is there any precautions to take?
iTaste MVP sub ohm questions
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I'm guessing it won't fire below 1.2 ohms, built in protection on regulated devices.
The lowest ohms i have donecand still got a good vape is between 1 and 1.2 ohms single coil on an agi in dripper mode and atound 1.2 in genny mode
It worked just fine at 4-4.2 volts and heated up quickly but not ad fast as a mech with a good battery but acceptable .
I build most of my coils around 1 ohm and when my mechanical battery dies I screw my Genesis on to my MVP while the battery chargers it works just fine but not as good as the Mech.
You should be fine building coils 1-1.2 and at the sweet spot with 1.5-1.8 @ 4-4.5 volts
It worked just fine at 4-4.2 volts and heated up quickly but not ad fast as a mech with a good battery but acceptable .
I build most of my coils around 1 ohm and when my mechanical battery dies I screw my Genesis on to my MVP while the battery chargers it works just fine but not as good as the Mech.
You should be fine building coils 1-1.2 and at the sweet spot with 1.5-1.8 @ 4-4.5 volts
It will fire anything you put on it from my honest experience I have even fired point 8 ohm it just didn't want to heat it up that well. But the .8 did fire and vape. Just not as well as it should I do not believe the MVP has any kind of built-in protection considering that mine would fire a point 8 ohm coil without trouble
I wrapped 1 ohm coil on my Trident clone that I have been having trouble with and couldn't get it to fire on my Sigelei and put it on my MVP2 and it fired up beautifully which has me confused.
I tried adjusting the pin all the way up with no luck
I tried adjusting the pin all the way up with no luck
The MVP has a 3.5 Amp / 11 Watt limit.
Even if you are somehow firing coils around 1Ω, it is not firing them at your settings. You can jack up a 1.2Ω coil to 5 Volts, but it will only be firing that coil at 3.6 Volts maximum because of the limitations of the regulation electronics.
You are indeed best hanging around 1.5Ω - 2.5Ω to actually experience the flexibility that the MVP's variable voltage/wattage has to offer.
It is pointless to use coils < 1.2Ω on an MVP.
Even if you are somehow firing coils around 1Ω, it is not firing them at your settings. You can jack up a 1.2Ω coil to 5 Volts, but it will only be firing that coil at 3.6 Volts maximum because of the limitations of the regulation electronics.
You are indeed best hanging around 1.5Ω - 2.5Ω to actually experience the flexibility that the MVP's variable voltage/wattage has to offer.
It is pointless to use coils < 1.2Ω on an MVP.
Mvp won't fire below 0.8ohms, and it will only put out ~2.78volts (2.8 before voltage drop).. stick with standard resistances. You'll get more out of it. I was using 2ohm coils with mvp.. now using 0.7ohm in mechs.
Like suspect said ^^^^^^
If you want sub-ohm then you'd best go to a mech mod with a GOOD battery. Research this before you go any further
If you want sub-ohm then you'd best go to a mech mod with a GOOD battery. Research this before you go any further
All great advice. It's a good way to practice your builds, though! I regularly run around 1.2 on mine without incident, but as everyone has said, I'm not getting the range of adjustment I should be. I will be upping my ProTank heads to 1.8-2ohm from now on.
My MVP 2.0 will fire 0.8 ohm coils, but I've found 2.0 ohm microcoils with 28 or 30 gauge Kanthal to be the "sweet spot" for it.
It's limited to 3.5 amps, so while you can get > 11 watts of power with a low(ish) resistance coil in VV mode at 5.0 volts, it will limit itself to a lower voltage if the resistance is too low.
Save the subohm coils for a mechanical mod.
It's limited to 3.5 amps, so while you can get > 11 watts of power with a low(ish) resistance coil in VV mode at 5.0 volts, it will limit itself to a lower voltage if the resistance is too low.
Save the subohm coils for a mechanical mod.
I'll add my experience to this.. I run a 1ohm kfl+ on dna20 device
switched it onto an mvp 2.0, tried at 5.0v. Fires but is definitely not putting out 25 watts.. also.. I wouldn't be messing with that going forward
I'll report back after I try at just above 1.4, which seems to be the sweet spot of just above 15 watts
switched it onto an mvp 2.0, tried at 5.0v. Fires but is definitely not putting out 25 watts.. also.. I wouldn't be messing with that going forward
I'll report back after I try at just above 1.4, which seems to be the sweet spot of just above 15 watts
I think the settings are the ranges with the mvp and vv. It's been a while since I measured, so I'm not 100%. So there's a 5volt limit, but also an11 watt limit. For some reason, it will fire a 0.8ohm coil at 2.7ish volts..I don't get that. I think boost mods shouldn't allow you to fire a coil that can't have its voltage adjusted.
I was about to wait around for a dna30 board, but all these other options are coming around.. I think the dna30 is still my best option for standard resistance.
Edit- still has a 3.5amp limit. I do remember that I measured a 0.8ohm piece of wire around 2.78volts.
I was about to wait around for a dna30 board, but all these other options are coming around.. I think the dna30 is still my best option for standard resistance.
Edit- still has a 3.5amp limit. I do remember that I measured a 0.8ohm piece of wire around 2.78volts.
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