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Pinggolfer

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$35.90 shipped from Complete Vape.
Price is $39.89 but you can get a 10% off coupon on their Facebook page. Not sure what stock is like by now. When I ordered my second last Thursday they only had brushed black and a few of the Energy models in stock.

No problem getting a energy model for such a great price.
 

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Has anyone had a problem with the pin inside the 510 connection of their MVP dropping or getting pushed down (or know of anyone who has had this happen to their MVP)? I just had this happen with my iTaste vv 3.0 that is only about 4 months old...I've been thinking of an MVP for a while now but am worried that this could be a problem with innokin's not just my iTaste!

The problem you talk about has happened on the MVP2 and it's the same fix as with the VV3's. Take a small pen knife and gentle lift up the pin slightly. To me it's no big deal. It usually happens with knock off clearomizers more then with named products. I hardly ever had a problem with my Kanger Protank 2 and Mini Protank 2's. Now I'm mostly using carto tanks which use the 510 connector and I have had no fire pin problems with the VV's or my MVP 2.
 

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Does anyone else flip flop between different holding styles. Sometimes I use my thumb as youse say and sometimes I use my pointer finger and then I'll use my flip a bird finger to fire the mvp while covering the air flow of my KFL+ with my pointer. And I constantly switch hands also.

I use all the fingers, one handed, two handed :evil:
 

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$35.90 shipped from Complete Vape.
Price is $39.89 but you can get a 10% off coupon on their Facebook page. Not sure what stock is like by now. When I ordered my second last Thursday they only had brushed black and a few of the Energy models in stock.


I just paid $87.09 for my MVP v2 ! Got to love NYC brick and mortars :laugh: I own a business so I try to support local businesses but in the vape industry I just might have to give up on that. I am now realizing its a constant 25% or greater markup on EVERYTHING in local stores over here.
 
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Mine range from 1.8-2.2. Were you blown away by the upgrade from your spinner to your mvp ? I think I was expecting to much...way too much. Appreciate the help buggainok

Expectations do play a part I think. I don't think I was "blown away" by the difference, but I could tell a difference. What I really like about the MVP is the long battery life compared to the Spinners. I'm retired and can vape any time I want to, and I think I must vape a lot, lol. It seemed like I was constantly switching out my batteries with the Spinners. And then, when I got in the car to run errands, I was afraid the battery would conk out while I was driving, so I always took the extra one with me. It gives me a real feeling of freedom to know the MVP will keep going so long.
 

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Does anyone else flip flop between different holding styles. Sometimes I use my thumb as youse say and sometimes I use my pointer finger and then I'll use my flip a bird finger to fire the mvp while covering the air flow of my KFL+ with my pointer. And I constantly switch hands also.

For me, it depends on the atomizer I'm using. My RSST threads on with the wick toward the rear of my MVP, so my index finger is my trigger finger. For my iClear 16, Protanks and EVODs, I press with my thumb since orientation doesn't matter with them. Same with my Octopus RDA.
 

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Has anyone had a problem with the pin inside the 510 connection of their MVP dropping or getting pushed down (or know of anyone who has had this happen to their MVP)? I just had this happen with my iTaste vv 3.0 that is only about 4 months old...I've been thinking of an MVP for a while now but am worried that this could be a problem with Innokin's not just my iTaste!

The dreaded 510/ego connection problem. Well documented and one of my personal pet peeves.

http://http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/variable-voltage-apv-discussion/473345-itaste-mvp-v2-owners-group-158.html#post12351243
 

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Have you tried the "trick" of cupping your MVP2 in your hand (like a walkie-talkie) and using the first joint on your thumb on the fire button?

I can't get use to using anything besides a thumb on any mod. This drives me insane on the SVD since the screen is now opposite my view.
That's how I use the MVP as well, for the SVD, again the thumb does the trick, I just lock it and forget going crosseyed trying to see the screen :) Nothing to see anyway when you're firing it. :vapor:
 
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I have found a sweet spot for my 0mg chain vape tank - 1.8ohm @ 3.4 v / 7.0 w.

Now I will have to make a note of V & W for each tank lol Do they offer vapes with memory ? Save settings for each tank lol

Set the watts with the P button to 7.0 and don't touch the U button. It will automatically keep 7w no matter what ohm topper you put on it.
 

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My Titanium Blue MVP 2.0 should be on the way soon. I was a little hesitant to buy it because of pbusardo's review where he mentioned the button. But after looking around here and talking with a friend who has one it doesn't seem to be an issue anymore.

However, in pbusardo's review when he shows the charts I'm a bit concerned about how accurate the wattage output is.

Have you guys found this to be a big issue?
 

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My Titanium Blue MVP 2.0 should be on the way soon. I was a little hesitant to buy it because of pbusardo's review where he mentioned the button. But after looking around here and talking with a friend who has one it doesn't seem to be an issue anymore.

However, in pbusardo's review when he shows the charts I'm a bit concerned about how accurate the wattage output is.

Have you guys found this to be a big issue?

The problem with any variable wattage output is it depends on how the device "reads" the coil. A fluxuation of as little as .1 ohm can really make a difference on the calculated voltage. Also you need to take into account how the device rounds up or rounds down. When pbusardo does his calculations, he does his calculations on his "lazybox" which has set ohm resistances in them. If the MVP misreads them +/- .1 ohm, then the calculation will be off.

Now, most of the issues in Pbusardo's video regarding the MVP2, I find, deals with running into device limitations on low ohm coils.

Realize that the minimum the MVP 2 can adjust it's voltage is 3.3 volts. If the wattage calculation requires less than 3.3 volts to set it's desired wattage, then the device will simply fire 3.3 volts and over fire the coil.

The device really has a sweet spot of 1.5 to 3.0 ohms. If you go any lower you will get into some limitations in the voltage regulator circuit.

I normally use 2.0 to 2.5 ohm coils on my Kayfun and vape between 8.0 and 9.0 watts and have no issues whatsoever.
 
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