Just got my new Mvp2 in the mail and trying to figure out what the best settings are, any tips from Mvp2 users
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There are 2 Basic rules for using a VV or VW device.
Rule #1 - Start at a Low Voltage or Wattage Setting and Slowly Work you way Up. When the Hit Tasted Harsh, Burnt, or Too Hot, Stop. And then Lower the Voltage or Wattage 1 Increment.
Rule #2 - Everyone is Different. So what Every Someone Tells you is a good setting May or May Not work for You.
That's About it.
I've never had to worry about the "wattage"? Only the Volts and I usually had it set to 3.8, does the vw work the same or similar to the voltage
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Wattage and voltage adjustments are independent of each other. If you set wattage, and go back to voltage... the voltage will be what ever it was set at the last time you were in voltage mode. Voltage will not change on the screen, because you changed wattage.
In VW mode, voltage will automatically adjust via the microprocessor based on wattage setting and atomizer resistance... but you don't see that happen on the screen. Set your voltage to 3.3v. Now go to wattage mode and set it at 11 watts. Briefly fire the atty. Now... go back to voltage mode... still 3.3v right? See what I mean?
The available options are:
Wattage and voltage adjustments are independent of each other. If you set wattage, and go back to voltage... the voltage will be what ever it was set at the last time you were in voltage mode. Voltage will not change on the screen, because you changed wattage.
In VW mode, voltage will automatically adjust via the microprocessor based on wattage setting and atomizer resistance... but you don't see that happen on the screen. Set your voltage to 3.3v. Now go to wattage mode and set it at 11 watts. Briefly fire the atty. Now... go back to voltage mode... still 3.3v right? See what I mean?
The available options are:
- Press both buttons - Atomizer resistance and remaining battery voltage.
- Press 'U' and you go into voltage adjustment mode. You get "puffs" - then you see your last voltage setting. continue to press the button, and it will cycle to it's max of 5v, then back to it's base 3.3v. If you stop right there, you remain in "voltage mode" at what ever you set it at... and wattage mode is disabled - until you enter wattage mode.
- Press 'P' and you go into wattage adjustment mode. You get "puffs" - then you see your last wattage setting. continue to press the button, and it will cycle to it's max of 11w, then back to it's base 6w. If you stop right there, you remain in "wattage mode" at what ever you set it at... and voltage mode is disabled - until you enter voltage mode.
Nope. The higher the setting on either, the greater the discharge... up to the maximum current output of 3 amps.
Not that I know of.
Not Being a Pain. And you Can't Learn Unless you Ask Questions.
And Answering Questions is Kinda what We Do Around Here.
And here I though my job was to heap abuse on people. Guess I'll have to rethink my approach. ;-)
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You need to ask all your question here, good luck.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ussion/473345-itaste-mvp-v2-owners-group.html
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Nothing Wrong with having a Multi-Dimensional Job Description.
A Little Help. A Little Abuse. A Little Stand-Up Comedy.
It's All Good.
The iClear that came with my MVP seemed like it had a Tight Draw on it also.
But I think Most stuff has Too Tight of a Draw. So the First thing I do is to Open Up the Side Holes above the 510 Thread with an .0625" Drill.
here is the place to ask your questions
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...n/473345-itaste-mvp-v2-owners-group-1445.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...n/473345-itaste-mvp-v2-owners-group-1445.html
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