Need help before I buy a new battery

[New2vaps]

I am thinking about buying an MVP but I need some help please. I understand the MVP only has vv. other batteries have vv and vw. What exactly will vw give me extra?

At the moment I have a spinner, I put it on around 3.6 vv and use a coil of 1.8 ohms. If I buy a battery that has both vv vw what will put each setting to? Sorry guys, I am confused. Any help understanding this before I buy would be appreciated.

Thank you

 

[LunchusBoxious]

With a device that has vv and vw you only set one...you can choose to set it in volts or if you like to change delivery devices often choosing variable wattage may be the beter choice as it will automatically adjust the voltage to the chosen wattage everytime you change your delivery device.

 

[New2vaps]

Thank you, but what will vw do extra for me?

 

[Myrany]

variable wattage is sort of a set it and forget it. Once you find the wattage you like anytime you put a new device on the battery it will automatically adjust the voltage to give you your preferred wattage. So you dont have to think ok this thing is 2.2 ohms so I need to change to x volts. It does it for you.

 

[babygirl8200]

Awesome Info I have been wondering the same about the Variables. Thanks!

 

[zoiDman]

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At the moment I have a spinner, I put it on around 3.6 vv and use a coil of 1.8 ohms. If I buy a battery that has both vv vw what will put each setting to? Sorry guys, I am confused. Any help understanding this before I buy would be appreciated.

Thank you

Watts = Voltage Squared / Ohms

So for you, (3.6 x 3.6) / 1.8 = 7.2 Watts

So about 7 Watts is what you like. If you had a VW Device, then you could buy a Different Ohm Coil and set you device to 7 watts and it would hit about the same.

For the Voltage, you would just set he Voltage to 3.6v, just like your Spinner, for that 1.8ohm coil.

 

[New2vaps]

Thank you all for the information. One question remains, will I see a difference in taste or smoke by having a vw battery?

 

[zoiDman]

Thank you all for the information. One question remains, will I see a difference in taste or smoke by having a vw battery?

Over a VV... Some say Yes. Some say No.

I have a Vamo that does Both. I used the VW for awhile. It was Fine. I'm just used to using VV and seeing the Actual Volts. So that is what I do Most of the Time.

 

[Myrany]

vw and vv have the end goal of getting you to the same place vaping wise. A customized sweet spot of TH and vapor production. As such if things are done right there should not be a difference between them in the end. You will however see a difference between variable nothing (like the ego battery) and a vv or vw device.

 

[oldjoe]

I also use the VV settings. I find a setting I like and use it. If I need a fatter hit, I turn up the wick.

 

[hvac999]

I own a vv Gripper and a Vamo V2. I primarily use the Vamo because of the, set and forget, vw. As stated before once the vw is adjusted the vv will be automatic. I use ALOT of different delivery devices and the Vamo is ALWAYS at 9w. With the vv Gripper I would have been doing some adjusting.

 

[zoiDman]

I own a vv Gripper and a Vamo V2. I primarily use the Vamo because of the, set and forget, vw. As stated before once the vw is adjusted the vv will be automatic. I use ALOT of different delivery devices and the Vamo is ALWAYS at 9w. With the vv Gripper I would have been doing some adjusting.

This is where VW Shines.

When you use a Lot of Attys/Clearos/Cartos at Different Ohms.