newbie. vaping 3 months on vision spinner/PT2.....time for upgrade!!

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This video will explain it better than I possilby could. Before you go thinking I am crazy, it really does have amazing build quality for the price. It's sort of a beefy evic that you goes up to 6v and doesn't have the flimsy tubes, but you can't hook it up to your computer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZNmRtTDdFQ

That would be pretty embarassing to go waving your ecig around while it vibrates.
Cool little charging gadget, but that already comes on an itaste MVP2, plus it's got an internal battery. I got my first mod a month or so ago, and I'm really digging the mvp, even though the box style is a smidge uncomfortable at times. The performance is really what I was after, so for someone who likes 8 watts even almost always it gets the job done and then some. I did have to drill out the beauty ring today though, for my Ismoka mega bcc. Quality steel, I might add.
 

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That would be pretty embarassing to go waving your ecig around while it vibrates.
Cool little charging gadget, but that already comes on an itaste MVP2, plus it's got an internal battery. I got my first mod a month or so ago, and I'm really digging the mvp, even though the box style is a smidge uncomfortable at times. The performance is really what I was after, so for someone who likes 8 watts even almost always it gets the job done and then some. I did have to drill out the beauty ring today though, for my Ismoka mega bcc. Quality steel, I might add.

I am still playing with it, but a few nice sharp wands get it into menu mode pretty quick. It's not a long series of vibrations, just a quick pulse.

The MVP 2 is nice because it doesn't use that 33.3 Hz pulse width modulation that almost every other Chinese device has. I am not sure if it makes a noticeable difference when you are using it, but it's cool that you are getting relatively flat voltage versus, a 6v fire and then corresponding breaks to get an average of the voltage you set on the device.
 
I am still playing with it, but a few nice sharp wands get it into menu mode pretty quick. It's not a long series of vibrations, just a quick pulse.

The MVP 2 is nice because it doesn't use that 33.3 Hz pulse width modulation that almost every other Chinese device has. I am not sure if it makes a noticeable difference when you are using it, but it's cool that you are getting relatively flat voltage versus, a 6v fire and then corresponding breaks to get an average of the voltage you set on the device.

Yeah, I had read about that causing some attys to burn up faster because it shoots up so high during those spastic peaks. The internal battery is really handy too.
 
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