itaste vv 3 - How to drive?

[atep32]

So I got an itaste vv 3 today. I generally use Kanger Pro tanks with 1.8 and 2.2 heads. What sort of settings would I be looking at to get the most out of it? Does the wattage sign look like an upside horse shoe?

I am reading the instructions but lets be honest here; I have no idea what I am doing or why

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Kim B.]

So I got an itaste vv 3 today. Does the wattage sign look like an upside horse shoe?

That's the voltage reading. P= wattage setting.

 

[Kim B.]

Here's a chart that should help you with coil ohms and voltage/wattage settings.
http://www.ecigadvanced.com/community/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/power.jpg

When I first started using the iTaste vv v3 I found it easier to use the wattage setting and stay in the 6-8 watts range. Hope this helps

 

[Ladiekali]

I suggest using the p setting for now start off at 6.5 power. You can bump it up to 8 safely without knowing or understanding ohms

 

[bwilson2862]

Thanks!! I needed this also. Just upgraded to the iTaste VV 3 today.

 

[PghPuffer]

This helped me when starting out on this thing

iTaste VV V3.0 User Manual - Best Electronic Cigarette | E Cigarette Manufacturer| Innokin

Mainly tap both buttons at the same time and you get the number of ohms your current topper has (or NON if faulty or not connected), followed after about two seconds by how much juice is left in the battery in volts (this confused me at first because I was seeing this number and thinking "wait I've got my voltage set to something else!").

Hold either the plus or minus button and you'll get a puff count, followed by your voltage(V) or wattage(P) setting (you can release the button after the display lights up). Once the volts/watts come up you can click plus or minus to bump up or down.

Change between VV and VW modes by holding the plus button and then holding the power button for VW, minus button and power button for VV.

I usually start at P=6.5 as mentioned above and then bump it up half a watt until the juice starts to taste a little burnt - give it a few puffs before rendering judgement. Then bump it back down half a watt from that setting.

Oh, and click the power button three times to lock/unlock. Especially if you're going to pocket the thing. Forgot to do this last night and pulled it out of my pocket with a hot topper and the auto shutoff kicked in.

 

[Don Robertson]

I'm not ssure how to tell you to use it. I've developed an issue with mine after six weeks:

When I use mine - at even the lowest voltage setting and with a 2.2 ohm coil (or 1.8 ohm for that matter) it gets "hot" when plugged into the USB charger IF I use it while charging. It didn't do this when "brand new". No use - stays cool.

If I take a 4 second 'draw' - the green light blinks as if I taken a really long 'draw' and it timed out. It just seems to 'time out' at different lengths of 'draw'. Even when OFF the charger - "time out" on a 4 to 5 second 'draw'.

Senile Old Man Don