MVP vs 18650 2000+mah
- Thread starter PaulBHC
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
- Status
If you use a Kick then I would think so. In theory most mechanical mod users tend to swap batteries when the charge gets to around 3.7volts when not using a Kick because the vape quality tends to decline around that area. The MVP regulates the vape just like the kick does down to a certain charge left in the battery.
1. Red LED light = battery voltage is lower than 3.61V
2. Yellow LED light = battery voltage between 3.61V and 3.75V
3. Green LED light = battery voltage is more than 3.75 V
4. Red LED will keep blinking for 8 seconds when battery capacity is lower than 3.3V and the device will turn off automatically.
So essentially it will regulate down to about 3.3v left on the battery. The kick regulates down to around 3.2v if I am not mistaken so I do believe that if all the variables are the same (watts, coil resistance, and amp draw) then they would perform very similarly. The thing with most mech mod users is that they tend to build lower ohm coils which has more amps drawn from the battery which in turn leads to a shorter battery life in between the time they take the battery off the charger and place it back on.
1. Red LED light = battery voltage is lower than 3.61V
2. Yellow LED light = battery voltage between 3.61V and 3.75V
3. Green LED light = battery voltage is more than 3.75 V
4. Red LED will keep blinking for 8 seconds when battery capacity is lower than 3.3V and the device will turn off automatically.
So essentially it will regulate down to about 3.3v left on the battery. The kick regulates down to around 3.2v if I am not mistaken so I do believe that if all the variables are the same (watts, coil resistance, and amp draw) then they would perform very similarly. The thing with most mech mod users is that they tend to build lower ohm coils which has more amps drawn from the battery which in turn leads to a shorter battery life in between the time they take the battery off the charger and place it back on.
I don't understand equating mah ratings with days or hours. Different toppers use varying amounts of power; people also vape at different power settings. Also, what is 2 days of vaping? Non-stop, occasionally, a few drags an hour?
Well steve, I chain vape when I can with dual coils and my puff counter goes around 1500 to turn the button yellow. Do you have an MVP? Most people in the MVP owners thread report days of use with various toppers and habits.
A 650mah ego or 18350 @ 700mah last me half a day, a 1300 ego twist @ 4v last me most of the day. The MVP I charge every other night whether it needs it or not.
PhatRon I was thinking more of VV/VW mods like a provari, vamo, zmax or box mod.
A 650mah ego or 18350 @ 700mah last me half a day, a 1300 ego twist @ 4v last me most of the day. The MVP I charge every other night whether it needs it or not.
PhatRon I was thinking more of VV/VW mods like a provari, vamo, zmax or box mod.
No, I don't, but unless everyone with an MVP chain vapes with dual coils, measurement in time means little, as for comparison. Amount of liquid vaped would be more meaningful. I remember a post on here a while ago, where someone gets a partial day out of a full charge on an MVP...I've had a Triton in my work cooler- which I use everyday at work, for 2 weeks now, which still has a charge...
Well then I would assume that other VV/VW mods with replaceable batteries would act very similarly with constant variables.
Just in case anyone is curious, this calculator gives some interesting numbers including estimated puffs
Steam Engine | free calculators for your vaping endeavors
Steam Engine | free calculators for your vaping endeavors
- Status
Similar threads
