itaste mvp v2

[RCBEAU1911]

Just picked up a itaste mvp v2 as my on the road vape mod.

Love the mod so far but hate the iclear tanks. The vibration in the rig down the interstate is vibrating the tank loose and leaking.

Need some suggestions for a tank that maybe screws together Where it won't leak. Also would like a RDA for trying new flavors before I fill a tank. Maybe a nimbus?

I prefer 100% vg juice for vapor production

 

[Bunnykiller]

Dont know of any tanks that are resistant to vibration of that degree... do you think a can coozie ( thick foam type) would be a partial solution to reduce vibration while you are not using it?

 

[Nologicone]

Back in the days before portable CD players had good anti shock technology, we would make a form "envelope" to wrap it so the song will not be skipping in the car Form wrap the MPV, leaving an opening so you could still fire the mod? Just a thought.

 

[tragictaste]

A good solid carto tank will probably be harder to jar open. Its not threaded so you must apply a single direction pressure to get the end caps off, so the vibration shouldnt do much. As far as a dripper goes, it may be convenient for you to try sone of the disposable attys for convenience, Im partial to the 306 kind.

 

[GeorgeIIII]

Just picked up a itaste mvp v2 as my on the road vape mod.

Love the mod so far but hate the iclear tanks. The vibration in the rig down the interstate is vibrating the tank loose and leaking.

Need some suggestions for a tank that maybe screws together Where it won't leak. Also would like a RDA for trying new flavors before I fill a tank. Maybe a nimbus?

I prefer 100% vg juice for vapor production

I also got an Itaste MVP recently and know of several other who have. My suggestion: get rid of the Iclear tank. It's NOTORIOUS for leaking. Plus the wick system soaks up too much of the ejuice and you don't get as many puffs out of it. I just started running a Pro-Tank II on my Itaste with a plastic drip tip, and I don't have leakage problems anymore. The PT tank is glass, so you can also vape on those wonderful citurs flavors without fear of cracking the tank. Only thing to watch with the plastic tips is that they do break easily, but they're a lot cheaper to replace than plastic tips and don't leave the funky metal after taste. Hope this helps.

 

[Catuela]

I agree with the others in here, isolating the PV from the vibration will probably be your best bet, then you never have to worry about regardless of what device is attached.

 

[Rossum]

Just picked up a itaste mvp v2 as my on the road vape mod.
Love the mod so far but hate the iclear tanks.

Which iClear tanks do you have? Are they the iClear 16s that come with the MVP 2 kit? Those are cheap "starter" tanks. Try an iClear 30S. That tank rocks on top of an MVP 2.

Plus the wick system soaks up too much of the ejuice and you don't get as many puffs out of it.

All the iClear tanks produce lots of vapor. Lots of vapor production means lots of juice used. The fact that some of the juice is temporarily stuck in the wicks does not make it go away until you vape it.

I just started running a Pro-Tank II on my Itaste

I tried running a Protank II on top of my MVP. It was a very tight draw because it couldn't get enough air and the tank would start misbehaving (gurgling and eventually flooding) in a matter of an hour or two. My Protanks have been relegated to other devices, where they can get enough air.

 

[Mark Anthony]

Protanks do work well on an MVP 2.... Been using them for months without leaking or gurgling or tight draws. Try keeping the unit in a shirt pocket.... That might cut do some on the vibrations and leakage.

 

[Rossum]

Protanks do work well on an MVP 2.... Been using them for months without leaking or gurgling or tight draws.

Gotta be some difference between your setup and mine then. You're talking about a full-size Protank II, right? The Protank II Mini is a different animal; it works fine; it just lacks appropriate capacity.

 

[Jazzi Mike]

You can use a 510 dripping atomizer if you don't want to build your own coils. Avid Vaper : Personal Vaporizers and Accessories and EmpireMods are good places to look for premade dripping attys

 

[Tinkiegrrl]

I haven't had any issues with my iClear 30, but my iClear 16's leak a lot. Did you get the 30 kit, or the 16 kit? It's a pity about the 16's. I like their flavor better, but can't stand the leaking. For the 30, the only time it leaked was when the coil got really gunned up. A cleaning and dry burn would stop it unless the coil could no longer be saved. Then, I switch it and it vapes fine.

 

[rastapete69]

I personally use a Trident RDA clone on my MVP when home and after trying multiple tanks for the road, have found a Evod recoiled with a microcoil and cotton wick to be my go to setup.

I vape a lot of 100 VG and find the bottom coil perfect

 

[TheKiwi]

Heh. Took 5 puffs off the iclear 30s that came with my mvp2, and into the trash it went. Leaky, and it had the tightest draw ever it was just plain unbearable. Still have 2 brand new coil heads sitting in my box chilling. Pt2 or evods still my choice for clearos. Unless you wanna consider a aspire BDC. The rebuildability is an issue though


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[TheHoneyBadger]

take a triangle file to the post of the ego/510 connection on the mvp. double the number of holes and make them all deeper. much better airflow when using a protank. i also like to bore out any airholes that i can with a pin file.

 

[Rossum]

Heh. Took 5 puffs off the iclear 30s that came with my mvp2, and into the trash it went. Leaky, and it had the tightest draw ever it was just plain unbearable.

Funny how different people seem to have different experiences with gear, particularly tanks. IMO, the iClear 30S is the best tank I've tried, and I've tried the UniTank (produced dry, harsh vapor), Protank II (flooding and gurgling), Protank II Mini (good, just too small), iClear 16 (good, but too small, a bit leaky, and gets too hot if used heavily).

Still have 2 brand new coil heads sitting in my box chilling.

Assuming they really are i30S coils, I'd be happy to trade you a pack of 5 Pro-Tank coils for them.

 

[unclewall]

I have a MVP with a iClear30 tank and love the 30

 

[stephreyn]

I have a buddy who drives a cement mixer and his tanks would rattle loose off his mvp while driving also. He solved the problem by getting a neoprene cell phone cover and fitting it around the mvp and cutting a hole for the tip and buttons. He didnt cut a hole for the variable adjustments, since hes a set it and forget it guy. I don't know if that would solve the tank rattling apart but it helped him.

 

[RCBEAU1911]

Ya they are the iclear 16 tanks

 

[Nologicone]

2nd day using the MPV Energy 2.0, it's a nice mod. For the amount of power it packs, it's a pretty compact setup. Working range is narrower than most mods out there at 3.3-5.0v but with a Mini PT2, it's a great match when I'm out and about. 1 tank done and the battery is still 4.0v. Running 3.7v on my 1.7 ohm coil.

Oh, I had to edit the post to add this:

The MPV Energy is willing to fire one of my micro coil which is 1.1 ohm. That made me very happy because I will be able to run it at a lower voltage, maximising battery life when I have no access to a charging point. My Vamo V5 will not fire anything lower than 1.2 ohm. Mainly the reason why I like low resistance coils slightly around 1 ohm.

 

[cocacola31173]

Get one of these...IBTanked - Get Tanked With Us! Once they get a grip there is no way its coming loose. Very tough too.