question about vv/vw

[katarax]

Okay so this may be a stupid question but I've read the manual, searched for an answer, and have had no luck.

So my question is; On my itaste it has two modes, one for vw, and one for vw.. am I right in saying that they are two different modes and work independently and not simultaneously? Like if I was in vv mode and set it to 5 watts then whatever the wv mode is set to doesn't affect it?

Again sorry if this is a stupid question I just have been wondering about this for a couple weeks now.

 

[liquidzoo]

That is my understanding of how it works. I had a good explanation that I read or heard on YouTube the other day and I can't remember it...

But yes, they should be independent.

And the only stupid question, in my opinion, is the one that goes unasked.

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[*deleon517*]

the device will use one or the other, not both simultaneously. not sure if this equation will make it any clearer for you but it helped me: volts*volts/ohms=wattage. wattage is your temperature achieved your voltage is the power supplied to acheive that wattage. so it just gives you 2 means to a end, which would be temperature

 

[Baditude]

You are correct. It's either one or the other when you set it.

They both get you to the same place, just use a different way to get there.

 

[ace963]

You are correct. Voltage can be set to 3v and wattage can be 15w. They are independent

 

[Merf]

What are the advantages/disadvantages of using one or the other?

 

[katarax]

Yeah that's what I figured thanks guys.. One more question, the vv mode maxes out at 5 Volts and the vw 11 watts. Are these equal in power?

 

[F.O.Bean]

I have my vv/vw set low. My SVD is set at 3.8v/5w with Five Pawns Grandmaster juice and it tastes GREAT everytime! On my VTR I have it set to 4.2v/5w with a 50/50 juice. Both with 2.5ohm attys! Tastes killer everytime, which is what I was looking for. Consistency!