Took the plunge

[Caffeine7]

So I finally took the plunge and got an itaste mvp 2. What a difference from my ego setup. Instead of keeping spare batteries and a charger in the car I went over 2 days on a charge. Guess there's no turning back now

 

[jj2]

Hi and welcome.

And good for you. You have found freedom from your charger!!!!!!!!!

 

[drew_goring]

Welcome. I had the same awakening when going from Egos to Vamos.

 

[Baditude]

Grats. The MVP is a great mod for beginners and veterans alike.

 

[CafeDigitalDiva]

Hi and welcome.

And good for you. You have found freedom from your charger!!!!!!!!!

LOL! I long for that day! Currently I have 4 batteries from 2 different companies. All day I'm charging something. Good thing I'm not working right now. In a few weeks I will be getting something bigger to cut down on the rut I'm creating in the carpet from running back and forth from charger to charger! I WANT FREEDOM!

 

[Ryedan]

Welcome to ECF Caffeine7. Yes, bigger batteries are nice, unless you want stealth

 

[Weege]

The only issue I have had with the MVP 2.0 is the firing button slides up and gets stuck under there little raised edge. Slides back down easy enough but a bit disconcerting if you aren't expecting it. Otherwise it is a great mod glad you are enjoying it.

 

[denmonkey]

Was looking at the mvp but went the SVD. Here's hoping I made the right decision.

That said, I'm still kinda happy with my ego c kit I got to start.

 

[pufZeppelin]

So I finally took the plunge and got an itaste mvp 2. What a difference from my ego setup. Instead of keeping spare batteries and a charger in the car I went over 2 days on a charge. Guess there's no turning back now

Hello and welcome to the club

I recently got a MVP and it really is great ! bullet proof, fits in your hand just right, lots of features
and killer battery life without the chargers, plus it is a passthrough,all at a sweet price--
yep just what the vapedoctor ordered...

 

[magnamar]

Nice congrats on getting the MVP 2. I just got mine in this week myself and love this little unit. I was kinda shocked at how small it is and if fits the hand nicely.

 

[Hexebus]

I just recently purchased the MVP also. I love it. I can usually go about 3 days between charges, give or take a little depending how much I use it. I just charged it this morning after 4 full days of use. At first, I thought it was too big but it's really a nice size after you get used to it. It fits nicely in my hand.

 

[Caffeine7]

I really like it but found that the connector on my t3s tanks is recessed a bit too far in the threads to make good contact. The ohm meter reads "non" the protank and ismoka work well so the t3s will stay on the e-go for now. The 650 twists are the hot tip for stealth and for flying with

 

[Jewels]

I like the eGo batteries too.

Have one of those 10 socket 510 chargers with 510 to eGo adapters - thing looks like a candelabra

 

[pufZeppelin]

I really like it but found that the connector on my t3s tanks is recessed a bit too far in the threads to make good contact. The ohm meter reads "non" the protank and ismoka work well so the t3s will stay on the e-go for now. The 650 twists are the hot tip for stealth and for flying with

on the T3S try : unscrew the coil from base, then at bottom of the coil get your fingernail under that center pin,
wiggle it out about 1/32" , reassemble and now see if it touches the battery contact...

 

[Caffeine7]

ill try that, thanks. I was also thinking about finding a small thin washer to fit on top of the contact

 

[pufZeppelin]

they make ones like (LIKE) these, of course they are magnetic
so they don't slide and short the whole sha-bang out--and don't make it worse pushing it down farther...

(you'll have to do the mouse work)

- Magnetic Battery Spacers - Avid Vaper

 

[skidude]

Great choice, enjoy!