MVP2 settings

[Apec]

So just bought the MVP2 and in love.

I've been searching about ohms/vs/watt/volt, and can't find much except the move volt the quicker the coil burns.

I'm sure this has been talked about endless so sorry for the question, can someone please copy a good link for adjusting the MVP or similar?

Thanks
Adam

 

[motoman883]

Vaping E-Cigs Voltage Vs. Watts - YouTube
How to use Variable Power (Wattage) & Voltage? VV/VW Mods, APV's, E-Cig, Vaping, Vapor - YouTube

the 2nd one is a little more info

 

[AntnyMikal]

This may help a little too. I also have an app that calculates amps watts ohms volts.
Rapidtables.com does it and has explanations for everything.


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[amoret]

Since tastes and juices differ, the best way to do the adjustments that I know of is just to start low and gradually work up. When you get a harsh or burned taste starting, then go back down a step or two. If you use the variable wattage setting the MVP will adjust to keep the voltage the same if you change toppers to something with different ohms.

You'll still probably need to change the level up or down a bit for different juices.

 

[Buggainok]

I've had my MVP 2 for about a week. I could make no sense out of the charts, and the volts/watts thing confused me too. I am a reasonably intelligent person about most things, but for some reason, I have blank spots in this area.

I read through a lot of posts by MVP owners and decided to do what someone recommended: use the watts function only, which is the P button on the side. I set it to 8.00 (also recommended by someone), and leave it there. That seems to work well with all the clearomizers and tanks I'm using. My coils are all 2.5 ohms, which is what was recommended for the Evod clearomizers I have.

I'm doing fine tasting the flavor in the juices I have, and don't want to hassle with changing stuff all the time, but that's me. I am pretty easily pleased most of the time.

 

[sc12]

Whenever I fill a tank (especially with something new), I start at 6.0w on my MVP2 and work my way up until I'm getting the best taste for me. Just takes a second to bump it up and for me it's worth it.