looking for help

[Cody Schneider]

I'm new to vapin love got an MVP 20w and aspire nautilus. im trying to understand how to properly setup the MVP for my tank I have a basic understanding but I want to be able to get the best setup

 

[dhood]

Welcome and congrats, Cody. Your MVP and Nautilus should work very well together. You probably want to set the MVP in wattage. Once you get the tank filled and you've primed the coil, let it sit for a few minutes for the wick to saturate. I'd start around 9 watts and slowly turn it up. If it tastes slightly burned, turn it back down. Some people like 9-10 watts on the Nautilus, I prefer around 13. Any higher and it tends to burn for me. Good luck. I'm sure others will jump in with advice. There is plenty of experience here to draw off of.

 

[Rsunderl]

Hi Cody and welcome aboard!

dhood has given some good advice there. I might just add that vaping isn't like smoking. Use gentler drags with vaping and longer ones. About 4-5 seconds is right for most folks.

Oh and give the wicks a few seconds between drags to get the coil wet again.

Hope it helps and Happy Vaping!

 

[Cody Schneider]

Let me rephrase that I understand the difference from smoking and vaping I'm more trying to understand my equipment to get the most out of it .when you change the volts is it set with volts (or watts) ive been using it now for about a month and have its ok but know there is more that im not understanding but great advice ty

 

[Cody Schneider]

To be more accurate I'm trying to understand the MVP 20w how to work it

 

[roxynoodle]

Change it to watts because it allows more fine tuning and consistancy.

As for where to set it, that's going to depend partly on what tastes good to you, and partly on each juice.

 

[Cody Schneider]

So if you use watts to adjust it will be in watts or vice versa

 

[Susan~S]

To be more accurate I'm trying to understand the MVP 20w how to work it

Here's the User Manual and here's PBusardo's review on it. The review starts around 20:00.

 

[RamShot Rowdy]

You seem to be confused about Watts vs Volts and what these adjustments mean. I recently replied to a similar question about an iStick, which is the same type of device as the MVP, hopefully it will help.

Mods (Advanced Electronic Cigarettes) come in two basic types, unregulated and regulated. The iStick is a regulated mod.

On an unregulated mod the power from the battery is supplied directly to the atomizer (Coil, head, etc.). There is no way to control the output power of these devices. These devices will also get somewhat weaker as the battery drains and the voltage drops.

On a regulated device, like the iStick, an onboard computer controls the power supplied to atomizer. The power supplied to the atomizer is independent of the battery voltage. Regulated mods typically come in two types, variable voltage or variable wattage. Some regulated mods, like the iStick, can do both variable voltage and variable wattage. These two modes are mutually exclusive, meaning the mod is either in variable voltage or variable wattage mode, but it can NOT be in both modes at the same time.

In variable voltage mode the iStick will output whatever voltage you set. It won't care what the atomizer resistance is, it will just always supply that voltage.

In variable wattage mode you set the iStick to a certain wattage you prefer. The iStick will automatically detect the resistance of your atomizer and calculate the correct voltage to output based on this information. If you change atomizers the iStick will automatically readjust the voltage based on the new atomizer's resistance.

While the iStick is adjustable and somewhat automatic, it's still up to you to select a wattage or voltage suitable for the type of atomizer you're using. Different atomizers and coils (coil heads) are designed to handle different levels of power, so the best method is to start at the bottom of the suggested power range and slowly adjust the power up to achieve a satisfying vape.

 

[Cody Schneider]

Ty ramshot that was what I've been trying to figure out for quite a while had the basics but i needed to understand ty so much

 

[Rixsta]

Best advice I can give would be to get some 1.8 ohm BVC coils (bottom vertical coils) and run it at 13 to 14 watts, happy vaping !

Ramshot covered the rest, first class info ..