MVP2 fan club - new member

[loobiebloo]

Just got my brand new MVP2 from Myepack - I'm a fan, where's the club?

[charon]

Go Girl...great kit, what you got on top?

As to the club, you start it I'll join.

[siffy]

Me too, just brilliant.

I loved and was using the iclear30's anyway so to get another one of those was the icing on the cake for me.

I honestly can't see myself trying another PV now as I'm not sure if anything could tick all the boxes like the MVP2 does. I have to thank @freefromsmoking for setting me on MVP2 path, top man.

[barrynorton]

Not even the VTR, where the clearo doesn't stick out of the top?

[siffy]

Oct 9, 2013 19:32:31 GMT barrynorton said:

Not even the VTR, where the clearo doesn't stick out of the top?

No, not tempted.......yet..lol

[barrynorton]

I love both, to be honest

[charon]

siffy

Oh but you will be tempted, the gremlins of shinyitus will get you some time or another..

[siffy]

Oct 9, 2013 19:39:19 GMT charon said:

siffy

Oh but you will be tempted, the gremlins of shinyitus will get you some time or another..

So far am resisting......mind you I have learned never say never..lol

[loobiebloo]

You should be tempted siffy it's pretty special. For the record, I've tried it with the iclear 30 (I had one full of squid ink so silly not to) but it's also made a huge difference to my mini protank which I thought was great anyway and a smok pyrex thingy. It just brings out new flavours in the juices and seems to get a lot more vapour. I also find it so much easier to control the wattage (I've been following advice on here and sticking to power rather than voltage) than I do on my itaste v3 or Sigelei Zmax (which is fine but a bit fiddly). My biggest problem is working out the best way to hold it, my hands aren't very big, and feel it might be easier with the button on the side but it's not a huge problem when put against the pluses. Thumbs up from me. I'm not sure how much weight our media and politicians would give to the sheer pleasure gained from finding something that improves an already pleasurable experience and knowing that one can experience that feeling again and again (oh oh, shineyitis) - the whole vaping thing is so much bigger than giving up smoking for health and social reasons but how do you explain that to someone else?

[charon]

Oct 9, 2013 20:04:40 GMT loobiebloo said:

You should be tempted siffy it's pretty special. For the record, I've tried it with the iclear 30 (I had one full of squid ink so silly not to) but it's also made a huge difference to my mini protank which I thought was great anyway and a smok pyrex thingy. It just brings out new flavours in the juices and seems to get a lot more vapour. I also find it so much easier to control the wattage (I've been following advice on here and sticking to power rather than voltage) than I do on my itaste v3 or Sigelei Zmax (which is fine but a bit fiddly). My biggest problem is working out the best way to hold it, my hands aren't very big, and feel it might be easier with the button on the side but it's not a huge problem when put against the pluses. Thumbs up from me. I'm not sure how much weight our media and politicians would give to the sheer pleasure gained from finding something that improves an already pleasurable experience and knowing that one can experience that feeling again and again (oh oh, shineyitis) - the whole vaping thing is so much bigger than giving up smoking for health and social reasons but how do you explain that to someone else?

I told you we would get you all some time.....Gremlins calling

[siffy]

Oct 9, 2013 20:04:40 GMT loobiebloo said:

You should be tempted siffy it's pretty special. For the record, I've tried it with the iclear 30 (I had one full of squid ink so silly not to) but it's also made a huge difference to my mini protank which I thought was great anyway and a smok pyrex thingy. It just brings out new flavours in the juices and seems to get a lot more vapour. I also find it so much easier to control the wattage (I've been following advice on here and sticking to power rather than voltage) than I do on my itaste v3 or Sigelei Zmax (which is fine but a bit fiddly). My biggest problem is working out the best way to hold it, my hands aren't very big, and feel it might be easier with the button on the side but it's not a huge problem when put against the pluses. Thumbs up from me. I'm not sure how much weight our media and politicians would give to the sheer pleasure gained from finding something that improves an already pleasurable experience and knowing that one can experience that feeling again and again (oh oh, shineyitis) - the whole vaping thing is so much bigger than giving up smoking for health and social reasons but how do you explain that to someone else?

Like you my hands are small and compaired to my spinner I thought it would feel a bit big and clumpy tbh. Yet it doesn't and it's a lot smaller than I imagined. I think what puts me off buying this and that is my past form. I tend to throw myself into things, spend a fortune and then not use half the stuff. So as my teenage daughters are seeming to cost us a fortune at the moment I'm taking a different tact this time. I am stopping, smelling the roses and fully enjoying what I have. Best of both worlds as I'm content and am not having hot sweats when the girls need money for school trips and socializing with their mates. I will be honest if this was pre children I would have spent a small fortune on every device going...lol

[togarth]

I love my MVP2 and works great with a Vivi Nova - but this is where I feel like a numpty - what the best setting for the wattage? I'll have a dig around for a post with that advice but.......
I have also just seen the ad and the price for the VTR and the temptation is overwhelming

[dreamylittledream]

Oct 9, 2013 22:13:39 GMT togarth said:

I love my MVP2 and works great with a Vivi Nova - but this is where I feel like a numpty - what the best setting for the wattage? I'll have a dig around for a post with that advice but.......
I have also just seen the ad and the price for the VTR and the temptation is overwhelming

No right answer to that one - you just mess with it until you find the right mix between flavour and hit for you

Personally I'm normally between 7.5 and 8w dependent on juice as anything higher taste burnt to me but when I first started this lark I used to blaze at 10w

[togarth]

Oct 9, 2013 22:22:20 GMT dreamylittledream said:

Oct 9, 2013 22:13:39 GMT togarth said:

I love my MVP2 and works great with a Vivi Nova - but this is where I feel like a numpty - what the best setting for the wattage? I'll have a dig around for a post with that advice but.......
I have also just seen the ad and the price for the VTR and the temptation is overwhelming

No right answer to that one - you just mess with it until you find the right mix between flavour and hit for you

Personally I'm normally between 7.5 and 8w dependent on juice as anything higher taste burnt to me but when I first started this lark I used to blaze at 10w

Thanks for coming back to me - I know that's the best way and that's what I did, but the comment about going for power over voltage made me think.

[dreamylittledream]

Oct 9, 2013 22:32:09 GMT togarth said:

Oct 9, 2013 22:22:20 GMT dreamylittledream said:

No right answer to that one - you just mess with it until you find the right mix between flavour and hit for you

Personally I'm normally between 7.5 and 8w dependent on juice as anything higher taste burnt to me but when I first started this lark I used to blaze at 10w

Thanks for coming back to me - I know that's the best way and that's what I did, but the comment about going for power over voltage made me think.

Power and voltage are kind of the same thing - the advantage that power mode (wattage) has over voltage is that it ignores the resistance of the atomiser you are using and gives you the same hit, regardless of what you have screwed onto it to vape - with voltage you need to manually adjust your setting everytime you screw on a new atomiser as the resistance of the coil will be different.