JUST GOT AN MVP 2!

[kitty778]

Any tips?

Any glitches I should watch out for?

What set up do you use? Best power setting?

I've been vaping and loving it for 11 days!

[Greg]

Great bit of kit kitty778 and fantastic battery life. Set it in variable wattage mode then it doesn't matter which atty you use with it.
The main known niggle is tightening atties too hard can cause the positive pin to stick down so some atties don't make a connection and you have to gently prise the pin back up. If you use an atty with a 510 connector use the beauty ring as this may assists in preventing the above pin issues.

There isn't a best power setting, just start low at say 6.5 watts and work your way up slowly in 0.5 watt increments until your satisfied with the vape, if you start to get a burnt taste turn it back down.

Enjoy

[Q]

Stick an aertank on there & you've got one of the best & easiest bits of kit around, as for power.. well it depends on:
1. Your taste
2. Your juice
Use it in wattage mode, start at 8w and increase it until the flavour starts to go a little 'off', you'll soon find what's best for you
Enjoy

[dalealan]

callumcutter1 you've had a one for a bit. Any advice?

[Roscopecotrain]

Have to agree with Q. Top piece of kit for not much money imo.
CC uses hers all the time now and vapes around the 9w mark with the kanger stuff on it.

Tell ya what. It looks spot on with a Kanger Mow clearo on it.

Sent from me from some far away land.

[djs]

I haz iTastes MVP. Love it!
Lasts a long time too.

[callumcutter1]

Jul 30, 2014 19:28:53 GMT Greg said:

Great bit of kit kitty778 and fantastic battery life. Set it in variable wattage mode then it doesn't matter which atty you use with it.
The main known niggle is tightening atties too hard can cause the positive pin to stick down so some atties don't make a connection and you have to gently prise the pin back up. If you use an atty with a 510 connector use the beauty ring as this may assists in preventing the above pin issues.

There isn't a best power setting, just start low at say 6.5 watts and work your way up slowly in 0.5 watt increments until your satisfied with the vape, if you start to get a burnt taste turn it back down.

Enjoy

Thank you very much for mentioning that advice Greg
Some of my iclear atties havent been making a connection lately no matter what I try, I'll look out for this in the future 

[Greg]

No probs callumcutter1, Roscopecotrain has a little video on here somewhere showing you how to adjust the pin back up. Think it was on an eGo battery but the principle is exactly the same for the MVP

[Roscopecotrain]

I do indeed Greg. Here ya go.
How to fix an Ego battery. (Soulvapes Reviews):

Sent from me from some far away land.

[callumcutter1]

Jul 30, 2014 19:22:17 GMT kitty778 said:

Any tips?

Any glitches I should watch out for?

What set up do you use? Best power setting?

I've been vaping and loving it for 11 days!

Only tips I really have after having an MVP for a while now is just what other people have said; stick your juice in your preferred tank, stick it on your MVP and use Variable Wattage (I dont think I've ever used Variable Voltage, too much of a clart on having to change it according to your battery level). Id say stick it on Variable Wattage and start at 8w, then work your way up in 0.5w intervals, until you find your sweet spot. Like other people say, theres not really a recommended power level, the best one will be the one that works for YOU. I used to vape at 7.5watts on my iclear products for a cooler vape, and at 8.5watts on my nautilus because the taste seemed better at this point. However, that was all just trial and error, and you will end up getting some dry and burnt hits every now and again when youre trying to find your preferred power output.

As for glitches, I havent noticed any, except for tightening down your atties too tight will force the connection down and will make the attie show up as 'NON' when connected, but gregb has already touched on that.

Like I previously stated, I mainly run my iclears at between 7-8watts, and I used to run my nautilus at 8.5w. However, now that I have the new and improved BVC heads, I can vape anywhere from 6watts to 11watts, depending on my juice, my preferred airflow, and how warm or cool I want my vape to be.

So to recap, the best thing to do is to just keep trying until you find your sweet spot. Of course, people will be able to recommend a power level for your attie, but the best thing to do is to just take that advice onboard as a rough guideline, then test it out yourself with lowering and upping the power level until, you guessed it, you hit that sweet spot. Any more questions just ask 

[callumcutter1]

Jul 30, 2014 19:58:50 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

I do indeed Greg. Here ya go.
How to fix an Ego battery. (Soulvapes Reviews):

Sent from me from some far away land.

Perfect, thank you very much! I'll be sure to add it into my favourites because I'm sure I'll end up needing it again

[dalealan]

So I haven't mentioned this to you about 20 times. Right you're definitely grounded for not listening to ya dad mister

[Deleted]

Am i the only one who uses an mvp2 in VV mode.

VV/VW explained by this quiet chappy.

[callumcutter1]

Jul 30, 2014 20:12:33 GMT @tubthumper said:

Am i the only one who uses an mvp2 in VV mode.

VV/VW explained by this quiet chappy.

Haha, RiP Trippers, the guy with a million seperate frames in every video   
I just enjoy the ease of use when using VW, means I can just stick it on my preferred wattage and forget about it until it needs some charge, then its just the same thing. I might actually prefer VV, but I've never used it to find out much about it

[Perpetua]

Just enjoy it is my tip kitty778.