New MVP 2 u and p levels?

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Sugar_and_Spice

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It is always a good idea to start at the lowest vv/vw and dial up. Especially since you have such a high vg in your mix. Since the liquid is thicker, it will take a couple of seconds for it to wick. Always check to see if bubbles come up from the bottom, This tells you it is working correctly. After filling or re-filling, take a couple of tokes without pressing the power button. This will also help get the juice where it needs to be.

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Icool30 or whatever it's called.
I'm guessing that you mean the innokin iClear 30 that came with the MVP2.

First, a little bit of help regarding what gotch23 was alluding to: Taking the Mystery out of VV-VW.

Second, with the "standard" resistance head, the DTC iClear 30 tends to find happiness with most juices at 7.5 to 9.5 watts. A place to start at least.

Last thing... with the long wicks of the iClear, I'd suggest letting a brand new atty sit for about 5-10 minutes to allow the juice to absorb fully into the coil area of the wicks, prior to use.
 

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The p is the wattage setting. The difference between watts and volts settings is that on volts it will cositently put out the power level you select. With the wattage setting it will adjust itself to the resisence of your coil. So, say you have a 1.8 at 7 wattss, then change to a 2.2 ohm coil. It will automatically raise the output to accomodate the added resitence.(in theory) With the voltage setting you will have to raise the output manually. If you are going to be using one setup all of the time as far as a coil, then either will work. The wattage is more geared towards folks that change there setup quite a bit. I like mine set at 7 watts for what I vape, but as mentioned before, you just need to dial it in for your tastes. Good luck!
 
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