MVP Owners Group-into the next generation

[vince01]

I had a problem using the firing button on my mpv so what I did was to use one of those self adhesive silicone pimples that are intended for use on cupboard doors and
drawers

If I hold the mpv like a beer bottle I can operate the firing button with the top joint of my thumb

 

[sando7]

 

[Paraflier]

Almost looks like a rocker switch on there.

 

[Peter_C]

Well, so far I am pleased with my istick - my only knock on the MVP2 is my bad hands vs the fire button - I've not had any issues with mis-fires, or getting a nice vape with pre-made BVC 1.8ohm heads - true, I *am* on the lowest setting, but it's not too hot or burnt to me. Time is the true test, but so far, so fine for me.

 

[PaulBHC]

I think the istick will force Innokin to either make a better MVP or get out of the low end market which I doubt they will.

 

[sando7]

Almost looks like a rocker switch on there.

yea it's sorta messy, did it real quick i could have done a better job on it, yet it works well and like Vince i use my thumb-knuckle.......my fingers & knuckles hurt sometimes after awhile of use and this has helped me....not that there are any problems with the button the prob is with my fingers, gettin old & stiff........i know there are too many posts to go thru for info but there have been many little additions done to the MVP in the old thread listings, i'm pretty sure it's all been done somewhere by someone.

 

[PaulBHC]

My 510 pin pushed me to madness today. Pulled that sucker up. Found a broken oring from a drip tip. Overlapped the ends and stuffed it in there with a screwdriver. Screwed on a topper to finish the job. YMMV don't try this at home. Professional Stunt Driver on closed course.

 

[jandry]

Yo fellas. Ive been off doing that life thing for a while and havent checked in. Over 4 months (prolly close to 5 now?) without a cig. Found another juice I like (cotton candy) that doesnt gunk my coils, so between that, my coils being spaced out, and using rayon I can go a long time between rewickings

donesmokin how are ya man- healing up well?

MVP2 has been awesome- no issues, vapes great with Russian/Protank2, and no discernable loss of battery life. Hopefully we have some new fellas on the MVP train

 

[CassiusCloud]

I've had mine for a year now and it's not lost a beat in performance or charge..
It's either gonna last another year or die in an instance from dropping it too many times.


The only thing i have to do with my MVP is remember when it was charged last lol
It's never went yellow or red on me away from the house yet..

I hope they make a 3.0 but keep the spirit of the 2.0.

Even still, i'm gonna get another one just in case

 

[Keirster]

Good morning MVPers. Been a while, but tried going to 0 nic a couple weeks back.

Did NOT work for me, I started to feel like Vaping wasn't satisfying and had my first thought of an anolog in months.

Went to B&M the next day and am back to 4 mg and the analog thoughts went away.

Whew...crisis averted


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[ISGRidge]

Hey All. Love my MVP2. Can't think of a single problem I've had with it. Love that I can go for a few days on a single charge etc.

Question: At full charge, it is at 4.2V. Now, I always vape at very low voltage. Usually topped with a clearo running 1.8Ohm single coils. Lasts and last... plenty of great flavor. Just wondering though, if it only goes up to 4.2V fully charged, how could you possible turn the voltage up past 4.2? Am I missing something?

 

[Capt.shay]

Hey All. Love my MVP2. Can't think of a single problem I've had with it. Love that I can go for a few days on a single charge etc.

Question: At full charge, it is at 4.2V. Now, I always vape at very low voltage. Usually topped with a clearo running 1.8Ohm single coils. Lasts and last... plenty of great flavor. Just wondering though, if it only goes up to 4.2V fully charged, how could you possible turn the voltage up past 4.2? Am I missing something?

The mystical powers of an electronic chip

 

[sando7]

the MVP Vapes up to 5 volts...3.3 to 5 volts or from 6 to 11 watts......when charging the consensus from experienced MVP users say to charge at 3.7 to 4.1 and not to fully charge to 4.2.....this practice is done to maximize/extend battery life (cycles)......the chip inside the MVP acts as a boost and stores energy from the battery to reach the Voltage set when the button is pressed, this is how you can vape at up to 5 volts.....someone else can explain the technical terms, but that's basiclly how it works.

edit: not everyone will agree to the charging regiment from above and that's cool...... PuffZ coined the Phrase "charge soon charge often" and i been wondering where he is....

 

[R1Barlow]

I have 2 MVP 2.0s and just rotate them every day. I usually turn it on around 6:30 am and off around 10 pm. I figure this extends the life of both and I'm always with a charged and working battery at all hours.

 

[sando7]

Good morning MVPers. Been a while, but tried going to 0 nic a couple weeks back.

Did NOT work for me, I started to feel like Vaping wasn't satisfying and had my first thought of an anolog in months.

Went to B&M the next day and am back to 4 mg and the analog thoughts went away.




Whew...crisis averted


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another MIA showing up ,
hey man i been able to get down to 5mg from 18mg after almost 8 mos and that's killer imo.....anything is better than the analogs and i figure i'll get to the zero stage sooner or later i'm not in a hurry....i still get a craving sometimes after a big meal or with morning coffee and when i do i just pic k up the mec and drip some Tribeca and all is

whenever you log-in on the PC i sent ya a PM....have a good-un

 

[ST Dog]

the chip inside the MVP acts as a boost and stores energy from the battery to reach the Voltage set when the button is pressed, this is how you can vape at up to 5 volts.....someone else can explain the technical terms, but that's basiclly how it works.

Close enough. Anyone really interested can look into buck-boost circuits.

 

[ISGRidge]

Thanks for solving my voltage mystery. Makes sense now. It was just something that I was wondering about.

I don;t worry about overcharging issue with the MVP2. I believe it has overcharge cutoff built in.

 

[Peter_C]

I've had mine for a year now and it's not lost a beat in performance or charge..
It's either gonna last another year or die in an instance from dropping it too many times.


The only thing i have to do with my MVP is remember when it was charged last lol
It's never went yellow or red on me away from the house yet..

I hope they make a 3.0 but keep the spirit of the 2.0.

Even still, i'm gonna get another one just in case

Before you buy another MVP, you *may* wish to explore the new 'iStick'. While very new, it *may* become a MVP killer. Battery life is very close to the same, smaller package, doesn't fall over (even with a topper on it), for those that care, it goes to 20 watts, and the fire button is way easier to push. In my book, it only needs the test of time to beat the MVP. It also costs less (but only by a bit).

 

[Jan Graskewicz]

Have a MVP 2 with a aero tank, a nautilus , iclear 16 and a Evod tank. MVP works good on all of them if I can keep them in coils long enough. Different juice in each one. Wish the nautilus had as much air control as the aero. I have itaste vv for back up but the bigger tanks don't do as well on it


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[Jan Graskewicz]

I will look into the istick


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