Ready to buy first mod, but ....

[HazedandConfused]

Wow, the MVP2 is blowing it away as far as recommendations! I greatly appreciate everyones input though.

I think my last question about the MVP2 would be, does it allow you to switch between RMS and mean value voltage monitoring?

 

[HazedandConfused]

Wow, the responses are great! I'm really beginning to lean back towards the MVP2 as my first mod.

Thanks again for all the great responses!!

 

[Olddawg]

Very nice thread!

So, What site recommended site will you buy from?

 

[twgbonehead]

Wow, the MVP2 is blowing it away as far as recommendations! I greatly appreciate everyones input thought.

I think my last question about the MVP2 would be, does it allow you to switch between RMS and mean value voltage monitoring?

No, but I never understood exactly what that was for. RMS is the only "real" way to measure non-DC voltage, since that's the number you need to use in your power calculations.

I really do like the MVP, and recommend it often here on the forum. If I had one negative thing to say, the center pin is a little bit low; occasionally a head doesn't quite make contact. For that I use these:
https://www.fasttech.com/p/1473305

which completely takes care of the problem (you can get them locally, too...)

(To answer the previous post):
I got mine here:
Innokin iTaste MVP V2.0 - 101 Vape

They have a great price, but they sell out quickly (you can sign up for an e-mail notification). There are a bunch of vendors who sell them in the mid-$40's though.

 

[TheVapingNinja]

i've had my SVD for about a week and i'm digging it...just trying to find the sweet spot and wrapping my own coils on my new RDA

 

[ian91]

I have 2-MVP2, 2-VV 3.0, a VTR and a Sigelei Zmax. I would say that the MVP2 was the best of all those devices. I power vape all day and the MVP2 almost lasts me a full day (about an hour short). I bought the VTR thinking that I could put a 2900 in it and it would last longer. That did not happen. Not sure that it lasts half the time of the MVP2. I find that the MVP fits perfectly in your hand using your thumb to fire it. Fits about every clearo that you own and looks fine with RBAs as well. I agree that not being able to change the battery will limit the life of the device. I have had my first one for about 3 months now and seems to be the same as the day I bought it. For $39.99 with a clearo, you can't go wrong.

 

[nancybout]

I love the SID and MPV that's what I'm using


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[Mturner262]

You know, CA, I have heard this before. Not a lot though ... would be interesting to know just how many have had issues with the buttons.

Crushed my + button on v5, was able to fix it but turned into a PITA. I'd say its a fragile piece and Ill upgrade to something else after i get a few more mechs. That's what I'm loving right now.

 

[HazedandConfused]

Very nice thread!

So, What site recommended site will you buy from?

Well, still being so new to vaping, I don't have many sites yet to speak of. Still looking really. Is there a section of the forum where I can find recommendations?

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[twgbonehead]

1. There's an MVP owners thread, you could look through that and see where people got theirs (or just ask; it's a pretty big thread)

2. Just google it, find some vendors that look like they have a decent price, then come back to ECF and see if they're one of the registered suppliers (and perhaps what people think of them)

 

[DancingHeretik]

completevape.com has the MVP2 Energy on sale for 39.89, plus a 25% off coupon code: 200C12010

 

[HazedandConfused]

Kinda curious too ... anyone have any experiences with the Kamry K200 that they could share? If nothing else, it's pretty interesting looking. Would like to know more about it's operation and reliability.

Thanks!