The Innokin iTaste VV V3 owners group
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Ah you meant overall life span I gotcha. Not fully sure but based on David's post your math seems very close to what you would expect.
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Yes, but remember that that's average. Quality can vary batch to batch on the battery itself, affecting the number of charge cycles.
Sometimes you're lucky, sometimes you're not.
Sometimes the light bulb with say a 700 hour life burns out the first time you turn it on, but it's rare and doesn't mean the whole line is bad.
Sometimes you're lucky, sometimes you're not.
Sometimes the light bulb with say a 700 hour life burns out the first time you turn it on, but it's rare and doesn't mean the whole line is bad.
I did get over 300 puffs, but my first one is down to a little over 200 after 9 weeks and I'm thinking one of my newer ones is going down as well. I need to verify that the second one is having the same problem.
I just ordered mine last night from vapingtown! Have been eyeballing it for months so excited to get it!
Gonna change your opinion on vaping. It really is that much better. Possibly one of the best features? Set it down and it doesn't roll of the table
It is a big step up from an ego.Haha yea that's true. I've been bringing my mvp2 to use after my VV V3 dies but the VV is perfect to use white driving.
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You need a cig lighter to usb adapter that can be picked up almost any where. Then you can charge and vape on pass through in the cab. But still buy another back up
A couple of months ago I would have said get another MVP. Today, I would say get a VV3. I love my magic box and if I could only have one vape, that would be it. What I found however is that I use the VV more. It is easier in the hand and carries better. I would never give up my MVP but the VV is a great companion vape for it.
If you are burning through ego's, I would recommend an MVP as your next mod. If they are failing because they are fragile, the MVP takes a beating and keeps on vaping. If they are failing because you are vaping them to hard then the MVP has the Mah to stand up to heavy use for quite some time. It is bigger heavier and cost a little more but hit has a huge capacity and is rugged as a Brahma Bull. Perhaps a MVP first and then the VV.
So far the longest lasting VV I have seen reported was about 9 months. It is a great mod and I have had one for three months now and it is vaping strong. There are plusses and minuses with it but one thing is for sure, it vapes the heck out of any ego.
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I just got the MVP and it is a bit much for me to take on the job. I love it for home use.
Some of the egos are from 3 years ago and they possibly were not as good as now or the opposite, lol. I dropped a new one on concrete last month and it wouldn't charge. Another from about 6 weeks ago seems to not hold a charge as long as the others. If I have to spend 6-10 every 2 months for these, or get a ~20 twist or spinner, then the ~26 for a VV sounds good.
Some of the egos are from 3 years ago and they possibly were not as good as now or the opposite, lol. I dropped a new one on concrete last month and it wouldn't charge. Another from about 6 weeks ago seems to not hold a charge as long as the others. If I have to spend 6-10 every 2 months for these, or get a ~20 twist or spinner, then the ~26 for a VV sounds good.
You need a cig lighter to usb adapter that can be picked up almost any where. Then you can charge and vape on pass through in the cab. But still buy another back up
Yea I got that now but it's much nicer to not have a cord connect while I'm trying to drive around a refinery. I usually will switch to my mvp2 and charge my vv v3 in my work truck when it dies. But the convenience of just throwing it in my bag and switching to a 2nd vv v2 sounds nice
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Yea I got that now but it's much nicer to not have a cord connect while I'm trying to drive around a refinery. I usually will switch to my mvp2 and charge my vv v3 in my work truck when it dies. But the convenience of just throwing it in my bag and switching to a 2nd vv v2 sounds nice
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Oh, I did say definetly buy another! Please allow me to enable your vaping habit
more is better!Here is another option:
Oh, I did say definetly buy another! Please allow me to enable your vaping habit
Here is another option:
I just dropped my vv v3 on the snow and can't find it
. Looks line I'll be buying another today either way. Edit: I found it
and it still works >^.^< Sent From Meow G2
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Well, sadly I am no longer a member of the VV3 club as I have passed on my VV3 to my girlfriend to get her into variable voltage/wattage. She loves it though and what makes her happy makes me happy, so it's all good. Besides, I've got my eyes on a 6-rivet model in the future ;-)
(also I mostly use my SVD anyway)
(also I mostly use my SVD anyway)
Here's a "picture thread" of various IBTanked cartotanks on different mods (maybe 30% VV3's).
[After I discovered cartotanks and how superior they were to clearomizers I ran across IBTanked and they're all I use now with my VV3's.]
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/tanks/484566-ibtanked-show-em-off.html
My 19mm XL IB Tanked is being shipped today and I plan on using it on VV3's and MVP2. Can't wait to fill my carto using the Thingy.
What other kinds of tanks do you guys use with it? I have looked at the IBtanked and plan to get one one day, but for now I'm still on clearos I have evods and mini protanks, looking at the aspire BDCs.
I have evods and mini protanks, looking at the aspire BDCs.
What other kinds of tanks do you guys use with it? I have looked at the IBtanked and plan to get one one day, but for now I'm still on clearos
Like you I have mini ProTanks which are excellent BCC, the ProTank2 and the iClear 16B which is a BDC and gives a nice vape.
I looked at a lot of carto tanks and IB Tanked is a high quality glass tank.
So my v3 just came in. Quick question- are voltage and wattage settings essentially the same thing? If you adjust the voltage, it will bring up the wattage and vice versa? So, the two settings are a matter of which notation you prefer on these kinda batteries, right?
Variable Voltage and Variable Wattage are two methods to get to the same result. They are mutually exclusive.
Watch the first 8 minutes of this for a great explanation.
A PBusardo Review -The Kick 2 - YouTube
Watch the first 8 minutes of this for a great explanation.
A PBusardo Review -The Kick 2 - YouTube
Thanks! As far as iTaste itself, I definitely like it over eGo passthroughs already, namely for micro-b port and square design that won't just roll off of surfaces when set down. And lastly, a color to match my RBAs instead of black bodies I've had/have for other devices.
Indeed, must keep her happy.
And I'll nominate you for honorary membership in the VV3 club.
I second that, because if the "better half" is not happy, No One is happy, so you did a good thing in keeping her Happy.
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By the way, running what VV reads as 1.1 ohm setup and if I chain vape enough it starts to heat up. I assume this is normal given it's probably running pretty hard, right?
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