Possible issues with mvp2

[Gigi79]

Hi everyone!

I've been vaping for about a month and just purchased an mvp2 today.

Previously I was using an evod, evod twist and finally an itaste vv pen style.

My issue is, I'm not sure if my settings are right on the MVP. Everytime I use it, I get more "throat hit" and even nasal hit and hardly any flavor. I'm not getting the smooth tasty vape that I get with the pens.

I have an aspire and kangertech td3 tank. I've even tried the clear tank that I got with the MVP. Not sure what I'm doing wrong here. I've tried the same juices, same tank and put it on one of the pens and it's great, on the MVP I'm like "nah"

Please help....I know nothing about combining VV and VW.

Thanks in advance!


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[classwife]

Moved to Variable Voltage APV Discussion

 

[philoshop]

With the MVP you can either set the wattage (upper button marked P), or the voltage (lower button marked U) but not both at the same time. When you push the button it will first give you the puff counter, and then the voltage or wattage number.
I usually use the wattage adjustment by starting at the lowest setting (6.0) and then working up until I get the right vape I'm looking for. Hope this helps.

 

[jefsview]

Most regular ego style batteries run about 3.7-4.2 volts. Start there with your settings on the MVP and then play around with the settings until you enjoy the vape.

 

[Pepperty]

Gigi, the MVP works exactly the same was as the itaste VV (they are both made by innokin) so whatever suits your itaste VV will be same on MVP as the only difference between the two is that battery life

You don't have to set voltage AND wattage, its an either/or choice and they both sort of do the same thing...so just set it on whichever you prefer and move up and down the settings to find out what suits that specific tank and e-liquid

 

[Gigi79]

Great, thank you all!

I wasn't sure if I should ONLY change the voltage or if there was some magical matching number set. Like, if wattage is 8 then voltage HAS to be 5.

Good to know I just need to tinker with the wattage.



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