Was just curious, is it better to let your mvp run out of power before you charge it or charge it incrementally?
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I read to not let it get below 3.4, which I don't know that it'll let you anyway, and only charge to 4.1 (instead of the max 4.2).
I would charge it once the light around the fire button begins to show red, indicating that the charge on the battery is getting low. While charging this light will be green and will stay "on", then will turn off when it is completely charged.
You can put the MVP on the charger at any point, you don't have to wait for it to discharge to a certain level. In fact, you can prolong the life of its battery if you charge it before it becomes low on a charge (called "topping it off").
You can put the MVP on the charger at any point, you don't have to wait for it to discharge to a certain level. In fact, you can prolong the life of its battery if you charge it before it becomes low on a charge (called "topping it off").
And how exactly do you do that, IE charge to only 4.1 volts and not 4.2 (or whatever volt charge)?
All batteries and good chargers have protective circuitry to not Overcharge. So I see no point in trying to limit the charge cycle so it doesn't fully charge to the Max the battery can hold.
That's like filling your cars gas tank up to 98%. First you would need to know exactly how much gas the tank holds. Then exactly how much is left in the tank. Then do the math, I only need to put in 13.75 gallons to equal that 98% full mark.
Lithium batteries do best if kept fully charged. Once charged they will maintain a charge for a long time. I charge my batteries as often as possible, even if they still show green on the indicator.
That's why I use replaceable battery mod's and ego's
Always have a backup and when the light goes on it's time to replace lol
I have so much to do and keep track of the last thing I need is to add too it.
Always have a backup and when the light goes on it's time to replace lol
I have so much to do and keep track of the last thing I need is to add too it.
I usually let my MVP hit red then slap it on the charger. But the battery on it lasts for a really long time because I switch it up to my Coolfire 2 when I feel the urge
sent from my damned S4!
sent from my damned S4!
I read somewhere that fully discharging and recharging the mvp occasionally would actually prolong the life of the built in battery. Not every charge, just occasionally. Of course i have no real proof of this, I've only had mine for a little over a month, but i can vape for two days before charging.
If the MVP uses a standard li-ion battery (like most cell phones) the charge level doesn't impact battery life much. They tend to have a set life cycle of charges. So from 100% to 0% is one cycle. So if you let it discharge to 50% then recharge you've used half a cycle. The more you keep it charged the longer it will last.
I have 2 and they each go on the charger overnight every 3 days (usually they are at 3.8-3.7 and light has just switched to yellow). I rotate the night of charging. I think I hit red once before charging on one of em.
My wife vapes a lot more than I do as she is home all day and she charges one while using her other
My wife vapes a lot more than I do as she is home all day and she charges one while using her other
Had mine for over 8 months and it goes on a charger every night before bed. In cases where I know I will be vaping like a mad man (Blackhawks games or any other type of sporting event that is intense) I will charge it for an hour or so before hand so it does not go red on me. I have not had any problems doing it that way.
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