IPV V2 50W BOX MOD

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Hello

Ha anyone got any experience with this MOD ? I haven't heard of the company , but I was thinking of getting t from myepcak ; they have it for 65 quid
I was thinking it would be a good step up for me as I am still on my vision spinner which I think is starting to not work as well . I take it I can use rebuildable
atomisers and all that lark on one of these? I would like to give that a go . Dripping appeals to me - that sounds rude somehow-

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IPV V2 50W BOX MOD

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hmmm that link didn't work ... it's box shaped I can tell you that much

[Cousin Itt]

There is a review here @alopezg1 from paulymeatballs

[Roscopecotrain]

Quite a few peeps have them on AAEC so i am sure somebody will be able to offer some insight.

Sent from me from some far away land.

[spaniel]

@alopezg1_ I have one and am very happy with it, i use it with Protank 3, KFL+ Fogger V4 and a dripper .
I can't fault it, good piece of kit and i'm sure you won't be disappointed if you bought one. 

[VapingBad]

I have one, they are great value, excellent performer and reasonably accurate, but not with out a few niggles like the tiny screws for the battery compartment, not being able to lock the wattage and silly fast scroll speed. They are 10 mm taller than the hana mod, a couple of mm wider and nearly 5 mm thinner. They fire almost instantly from sleep and they do keep their settings between batteries (I have always changed the battery in under 10 s, I have read they don't keep their settings but don't know how long you have to leave the battery out.

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Vap3on from UKV has posted about a revised version of the IPV2.

"Better material and better working craft be used for the mod
Using strong hexagon screw, easy to operate it and more firm.
Four strong screw replace of the old mod two screw, the plastic structure is more firm.
Added battery string to take battery out".

Best make sure what version IPV2 it is.

There's also a IPV3 is due out in mid sept.

I don't own any.

[VapingBad]

Aug 25, 2014 17:49:23 GMT stamina said:

Vap3on from UKV has posted about a revised version of the IPV2.

"Better material and better working craft be used for the mod
Using strong hexagon screw, easy to operate it and more firm.
Four strong screw replace of the old mod two screw, the plastic structure is more firm.
Added battery string to take battery out".

Best make sure what version IPV2 it is.

There's also a IPV3 is due out in mid sept.

I don't own any.

Four screws is a downgrade , I hate screws to change the battery and put magnets on my DNAs, but there is not room in the IPV without invalidating the warranty.

Forgot to say the 1 year warranty is a big thumbs up.

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what batteries are good to go with it , for dripping ?

[chrisintheuk]

its 18650 @alopezg1 - I have 2 and use them all day long - Great bit of kit for the money

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Four screws would be a right pita, I agree

Best to give the options of either version and thus leaving the decision to the consumer.

I don't have one so can't give my opinion of the device, Just weighing up the options of any future buy when I do have some cash.

Unless you want to swap with a nemesis clone.

[VapingBad]

Aug 25, 2014 18:19:12 GMT @alopezg1 said:

what batteries are good to go with it , for dripping ?

Sony VTC4 or VTC5 are the only I would recommend (Torchy 30 A are rewrapped Sonys IIRC), fine for dripping unless you are wanting more than 50 W (below about 0.35 ? on a mech), although RipTripper complained about juice leaking from dripper in to the inside between the battery cover and the main body.

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why would you need more than 50 w ! That's not good about the leaking and that is what I would be concerned about with drippig on an electronic mod- although I have never dripped before

[VapingBad]

Aug 25, 2014 19:26:50 GMT @alopezg1 said:

why would you need more than 50 w ! That's not good about the leaking and that is what I would be concerned about with drippig on an electronic mod- although I have never dripped before

Looking at mine I don't think that it would be much & not heard anyone else have it happen, you maybe able to put some PTFE tape (possible insulating) between the battery cover and body to act like a gasket stop it.  Or just drip at home and don't put it in your pocket with a leaky atty.