MVP Owners Group-into the next generation
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Did you try your cable on his MVP? Are you using the MVP's or phone's cable? I know both of mine will charge our Lumia's.. But we use the phone's cable, not the MVP's
Great point Mid. I like the Samsung cables as well.
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I tried both cables that came with the MVPs and different phone cables as well. His just won't charge phones. He was even able to start charging my MVP using his.
Thats weird.. I wonder if his voltage output is a little low or something.. hmm.
Welcome you are going to love your new magic box!
If you are a DIY kind of person, check my blogs for links to FREE di-noc wrap material and a downloadable template for the MVP and personalize your own. (But J-wraps do rock)
also a few 5 buck wraps
Innokin MVP V2: Vapor Bank - Evansville, Indiana E-Cigarette Store
Innokin MVP V2: Vapor Bank - Evansville, Indiana E-Cigarette Store
Don't overtighten tanks on the MVP. On the Nautilus Mini, don't overtightened the coil or the tank. Welcome the the world of vaping. I'm a former chewer and smoker myself...
On a different note... Ho in the samheck are some of you getting 900+ puffs out of your MVPs? I only get a little over a third of that before yellow on both of mine...
Unless I'm way off, lol like normal, low resistant atty's help prolong battery life.
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You have it backwards. High ohms, less amps, longer battery time.
haha, that does get kinda confusing
its like rear axle gear ratios, or wire gauges...
-higher # numbers (2.2, 2.5, 2.8Ω) draw less amps, more batt life
-lower # numbers (2.0, 1.8, 1.5Ω) draw more amps, less batt life
puff counter just counts how many times you push your fire button
so qwik fast repeated hits adds up
long slow draws might end up being less counts
depends on EVERYTHING
kinda an alert for me when I see 450-500 I try to charge
but you know how that goes...
it's the little store around the corner
instead of buying on the www, some B&M (Brick and Mortar), are a cool hang out
many have a 'vape lounge' (with couch & chair), a juice bar where free samples are made available to taste/sample
some have classes to teach (how to fill, wrap coils, battery safety etc)
but beware some will flat out GOUGE you on prices, be well read and have your homework done mentally
it's the little store around the corner
instead of buying on the www, some B&M (Brick and Mortar), are a cool hang out
many have a 'vape lounge' (with couch & chair), a juice bar where free samples are made available to taste/sample
some have classes to teach (how to fill, wrap coils, battery safety etc)
but beware some will flat out GOUGE you on prices, be well read and have your homework done mentally
Oh I know about that! I just bought my MVP v2.0 with the nautilus mini bvc for 72 shipped. Just for the MVP they wanted to charge me 80 bucks! But it'll be fun to go there and try stuff out. Do I have to bring a vape or do they have some to use there. Sorry I have no idea I'm new to this haha
Most B&M's that have a "juice bar" will have a bunch of clearomizers filled with all their different flavors, and they usually have some sort of eGo battery for you to use if you need to, at least every one that I've been to has.
Also, a question for all the MVP 2.0 users, does anyone know if the MVP 2.0 fires the coil when checking the resistance/Ω? I only ask because I'm curious if I could just put a Protank 2 base/coil on it and check the resistance of the coil that I rebuilt (without putting it in the tank and filling it up). At least until I get around to ordering an Ω meter and a digital multimeter.
No, it doesnt fire it.. Puts out about the same voltage as a digital volt meter.. You can check it 'dry'. In fact, many use the MVP just for that.
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