You won't be sorry. As much as I love the VV3, two of them became gifts for friends and the third became a spare at work. I simply like the MVP 2 because it does everything the VV3 does and does it "more"
iTaste VV V3.0 Pros and Cons?
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You won't be sorry. As much as I love the VV3, two of them became gifts for friends and the third became a spare at work. I simply like the MVP 2 because it does everything the VV3 does and does it "more"
I just received my ego 1500 mah vv. it's the length of a 900mah bat, just fatter. It fit very nice in my hand and voltage is between 3.2 and 4.8 my sweet spot with my single coil 2.2 ohm ismoka is 3.8 and the duel coil 2.0 ohm iclear 30 is 4.4. I paid 25 shipped on ebay
Im not sure if the Ego c twist has enough power for dual coils though :/ How many volts would be necessary?
HELP! I bought a buddy of mine the iTaste VV v3 for christmas and all of a sudden it stopped working. It won't turn on unless its plugged in and all it does then is go through the light show (green, yellow red flash) over and over again and never stops. Anybody have any clue what the issue could be? Thanks ya'll
I'm not impressed with my V3's so far. My first one is being returned now. Wouldn't charge past 3.8v. Would then drain in 2hrs. This after 4.5 hr charge time.
My second one has a bad charge- to- usage ratio also. Again 4.5 hrs to charge, 6hrs until yellow @ 7.5W.
I don't use them as Passthrus.
But, they're well built it seems and work well. I like having all the features after coming from using a common eGo for almost three yrs. I'll try getting a 3rd one for my daily rotation.
Most problems I've seen was the eGo threads aren't making some clearo users happy.
My second one has a bad charge- to- usage ratio also. Again 4.5 hrs to charge, 6hrs until yellow @ 7.5W.
I don't use them as Passthrus.
But, they're well built it seems and work well. I like having all the features after coming from using a common eGo for almost three yrs. I'll try getting a 3rd one for my daily rotation.
Most problems I've seen was the eGo threads aren't making some clearo users happy.
Uh....
On the left is a PT/PT2 head. On the right is a PT3/Aerotank head. Tell me how the PT2's tube us going to seat on that upper gasket?
Just said I'd heard it worked. Never said I'd seen it done or done it myself.
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A couple pro's I haven't seen mentioned.
-There is a menu option to test the head resistance without firing the battery.
-The iTaste has a standard micro USB connector for charging, so you don't need a proprietary charging cable like eGo batteries.
-There is a menu option to test the head resistance without firing the battery.
-The iTaste has a standard micro USB connector for charging, so you don't need a proprietary charging cable like eGo batteries.
I just got my $25 itaste vv in the mail yesterday. Cheap shipping and it came really fast!
I now have 2 itastes. They are perfect for when I'm at work or out of the house. One will generally last me through the work day, but not much more. Definitely need 2.
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The PT2 heads have the same base and threading as the PT3 dual heads, so they will screw into the base. However you may get some leaking by the center post. The rubber grommet is to prevent leakage from the tank to the airhole. On properly fit units, the center air shaft will mate with the top of the head and the gasket will prevent leakage.
When you put on the smaller head, the center air shaft won't fully move the gasket down. As a result, the rubber grommet will still be resting somewhere up the chimney on the shorter single head coil.
Depending on your juice, there may be sufficient clearance for liquid to seep into the air chamber via the grommet since the grommet isn't sitting flush with the top of the head.
You could always lift the rubber gasket up onto the chimney so that the airshaft pushes the gasket down the chimney as you screw base onto the tank. This won't create a full seal, but should seal it enough to "minimize" any serious leaking, although some is always possible.
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Im just not gonna worry about the Itaste right now. Its battery is far to small for my liking. eGo C Twist is gonna be my first VV battery 
I don't know... I found that the passthrough feature on the iTaste VV v3 canceled out the low 800 mAh battery. I liked having something sleek looking. There IS a Mega Ego VV/VW out there. I think Mad Vapes sells them? Those may have a higher mAh rating and allows you to check out VW too.
Uh....
On the left is a PT/PT2 head. On the right is a PT3/Aerotank head. Tell me how the PT2's tube us going to seat on that upper gasket?
The coil on the right may be an Aerotank head, but it won't fit a PT3. Below is a pic of a PT3 coil. I have PT2's and PT3's. I have used PT2 coils in a PT3 tank with no issues.
The head in the Sunvapers pic is the original PT3 head. My understanding is that Kanger decided the short chimney on that head was a mistake and the new dual-coil heads that they introduced with the Aerotank are what's now recommended (and shipping with) the Protank 3 as well. In fact, here's a pic directly from szkanger.com:
Interesting. You are 100% correct. I checked kangertech.com and this is exactly what their site now shows. I bought 50 heads last month. I haven't had any problems with leaking, but I have had a couple that didn't work quite right.
The head in the Sunvapers pic is the original PT3 head. My understanding is that Kanger decided the short chimney on that head was a mistake and the new dual-coil heads that they introduced with the Aerotank are what's now recommended (and shipping with) the Protank 3 as well. In fact, here's a pic directly from szkanger.com:
Ouch. An I thought I was bad buying 6 (of the new style for my Aerotank) at my local B&M last night. That gets me a total of 10 ('cause I bought a spare Aerotank as well). But I intend to learn how to rebuild them.
I literally just ordered one from 101vapes like five minutes ago. This will be my first vv device and to be honest I'm pretty nervous about how I'm gonna like this thing. I mean yeah I got what seems to be a great deal on it $25.99 but dang it, who would guessed that getting out of my fixed voltage rut would be so uncomfortable?
I literally just ordered a new Joyetech Ego-C Twist 1000mah VV and the batery isnt gonne die in 3 hours Haha
VV and the batery isnt gonne die in 3 hours Haha
That was what I was originally going to get because I too don't like the idea of having anything less than 1000mah but the pass through and great rerviews are what got me to go with the iTaste vv3. Guess I will squirrel away some more cash and give the Joyetech ego-C Twist 1000mah a try next. Hey, I'm just happy to be getting my first vv. I sure hiope you like the Twist and hope to see you sharing your love for it with the ECF communityI literally just ordered a new Joyetech Ego-C Twist 1000mah
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