New info on the upcoming Innokin MVP 3.0!!!

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kayfun is a safe bet. In fact, I just got one today from an eBay seller for $28.50 shipped. There's tons of videos on YouTube on how to build them. 28g wire and some cotton and you're set for months/years.

KTM, I saw the Ehpro V2 Lite with dual air--do you think it's worth it? I like the idea, but since the amount airflow is really controlled centrally, I wonder it that dual air adjustment is really an improvement on the overall air intake or just another screw that may get lost? :facepalm: I like big air and absolutely detest tight draw...

Kayfun Lite Plus V2 Dual Airflow Clone by EHPro

ETA: I looked at the pictures of that ebay seller's kayfun and they seem to have two airflow adjustment screws on the bottom; KTM--can you confirm that?
 
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Sorry I think you misunderstood my post. I am very familiar with the istick and its shortcomings. Glad you like your MVP, like I said, I think the 20W version will be very popular too. I am an Evolv fan, so I will wait with interest to see if Innokin do produce the rumored MVP Evolv. Meantime the IPVmini is the low-cost device I have chosen for my current needs.

I believe that the MVP 20 comes with Evolv's DNA 20 chip.

The question is whether the long-awaited MVP3 (deluxe edition) will indeed offer the DNA 40 with temperature regulation.
 

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KTM, I saw the Ehpro V2 Lite with dual air--do you think it's worth it? I like the idea, but since the amount airflow is really controlled centrally, I wonder it that dual air adjustment is really an improvement on the overall air intake or just another screw that may get lost? :facepalm: I like big air and absolutely detest tight draw...

Kayfun Lite Plus V2 Dual Airflow Clone by EHPro

If you prefer an airy draw take a look at the orchid v4, it has dual 2mm air ports, but it is a thirsty tank
 

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I'm betting the MVP 3 will use the DNA40 as it fires down to .4

At least in theory. On paper, iStick also outputs 3 volts (2 watts)... :facepalm:

Seriously now--I'm not interested in traditional sub-ohming whatsoever. I want the DNA 40 sub-ohm nickel coils, that go as low as 0.1Ω, actually.
 
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I'm looking to upgrade to an RBA. Any suggestions for a beginner?

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Kayfun Is the way to go, haven't touched my protanks since I got mine.

For me I struggled with wrapping the coil around silica, never got it right. But once I tried microcoil + Japanese cotton, perfect build from the first time. I would try both methods to see which suits you. It can be daunting at first but trust me it's an amazing vape
 

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KTM, I saw the Ehpro V2 Lite with dual air--do you think it's worth it? I like the idea, but since the amount airflow is really controlled centrally, I wonder it that dual air adjustment is really an improvement on the overall air intake or just another screw that may get lost? :facepalm: I like big air and absolutely detest tight draw...

Kayfun Lite Plus V2 Dual Airflow Clone by EHPro


ETA: I looked at the pictures of that ebay seller's Kayfun and they seem to have two airflow adjustment screws on the bottom; KTM--can you confirm that?

It is the dual air hole EHPro KFL+ v2. I ordered one last week and liked it so much I ordered another one and it came today :D.

I have 2 EHPro v2, EHPro v1, Inifite 3.1 and KFL+ v2. They all have different sized holes (1.5mm to 2mm) and they're all about the same draw. I like it because I'm a mouth-to-lung hitter so it works well for me. They're not airy like the Erlkonigin but if you want really airy, try a Lemo or Lemo Drop.


I believe that the MVP 20 comes with Evolv's DNA 20 chip.

The question is whether the long-awaited MVP3 (deluxe edition) will indeed offer the DNA 40 with temperature regulation.

They're using Evolv chips but they're not DNAxx chips.


At least in theory. On paper, iStick also outputs 3 volts (2 watts)... :facepalm:

Seriously now--I'm not interested in traditional sub-ohming whatsoever. I want the DNA 40 sub-ohm nickel coils, that go as low as 0.1Ω, actually.

The DNA 40 is pretty awesome. If I want to change tanks, I just keep vaping until it runs dry and fill with something else. No burnt hits ever.
 

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It is the dual air hole EHPro KFL+ v2. I ordered one last week and liked it so much I ordered another one and it came today :D.

I have 2 EHPro v2, EHPro v1, Inifite 3.1 and KFL+ v2. They all have different sized holes (1.5mm to 2mm) and they're all about the same draw. I like it because I'm a mouth-to-lung hitter so it works well for me. They're not airy like the Erlkonigin but if you want really airy, try a Lemo or Lemo Drop.

Thanks!


They're using Evolv chips but they're not DNAxx chips.

I know--I was just wondering what the MVP3 deluxe edition will have. :D


The DNA 40 is pretty awesome. If I want to change tanks, I just keep vaping until it runs dry and fill with something else. No burnt hits ever.

Enablers... I really really want one. I just don't want to build nickel coils. :facepalm: And I don't know enough about Kanger nickel coils--I'm waiting for someone to take them apart. :D
 

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I know--I was just wondering what the MVP3 deluxe edition will have. :D

Enablers... I really really want one. I just don't want to build nickel coils. :facepalm: And I don't know enough about Kanger nickel coils--I'm waiting for someone to take them apart. :D

I don't get it. You rebuild Kanger coils (right?). Building on a Kayfun is much easier, IMO and the vape is awesome. I've been building with 28g Ni200 and it's not that much more difficult than kanthal. Yes, it's softer but it's not like you're working with a wet noodle ;). You really should try one :D


Lol, came here looking for info on the MVP3 and people are talking about toppers. Seems that way lately no matter what mod thread I go to, talkin' toppers lol.



Don' mind me..................

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Innokin commented in a MVP 20W Reddit thread that the MVP 3 will be rated down to .4 ohm. Take it FWIW but if its true, will most likely be a 40W device.

What Evolv chip is the MVP 20W using if not the DNA 20?

A while back, Evolv and Innokin partnered up so Innokin is getting custom Evolv chips for their devices.


Thanks, I've heard a lot about them. I'm just overwhelmed with all the different types of RBA's. I've heard kayfun's are tricky to build. Is there something better for a beginner or do you really recommend them? I appreciate everyone's help!

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I think the Kayfun Lite is a great place to start using RBA's. There are some tips you need to know to build one but there's a few thousand Kayfun build videos on YouTube and pics everywhere so it's really not that hard. And the vape quality is stellar :thumb:
 

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KTM, I saw the Ehpro V2 Lite with dual air--do you think it's worth it? I like the idea, but since the amount airflow is really controlled centrally, I wonder it that dual air adjustment is really an improvement on the overall air intake or just another screw that may get lost? :facepalm: I like big air and absolutely detest tight draw...

Kayfun Lite Plus V2 Dual Airflow Clone by EHPro

ETA: I looked at the pictures of that ebay seller's Kayfun and they seem to have two airflow adjustment screws on the bottom; KTM--can you confirm that?

I've tried both the single and dual airflow kayfuns. Get the dual air :). Its nice to have the option for more airflow if you want it. Or you can make it tighter with the screws.
 

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I'm looking to upgrade to an RBA. Any suggestions for a beginner?

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