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I have both of these and to my surprise ( someone else mentioned this on one of my threads, but I can't remember who it was ) the VTR seems to taste slightly better at the same volts or watts.

The other person that mentioned this said theirs tasted slightly metallic , I didn't get that, but the taste is slightly better.

As far as battery life is concerned , yes the MVP does last longer than an 18650 battery , but if you haven't got another mod to use, especially when your out and the MVP starts to lose battery power ( e.g when it goes to orange ) you need to charge it and the supplied lead for charging it via a PC is way to short for you to use it as a pass through  , as the lead is only 500mm from end to end.With the VTR you can just swap the battery in a matter of a few seconds and your off again.

One of the things that made me decide to get the VTR was the design , as it has a side loading tank, which is darn near impossible to snap the tank off as opposed to tube mods and other general box mods , unless you go up way up in price for a mech mod like a Kato or a Helix.Unlike the Kato and the Helix you can turn the volts/watts up or down depending on how you feel , exactly like the MVP.

Andy

Hi Q as far as the coil is concerned I agree with the others , it's probably a duff.

Now as far as recoiling dual heads decoy gave me an answer in THIS thread , just look at reply No.6.

Last night I did three single coil heads with a 2mm instead of a 1.5mm , BUT I have also found a tip that needs to be shared when doing this.

When you have wrapped the coil and ready to put it in the coil head, take out the 2mm rod/drill bit and put in a 1.5 mm rod/drill bit as this makes the coil sit in the correct place.I have yet to do a dual coil as I don't have any dual head tanks.Using the larger inner diameter coils it makes it a lot easier to wick and the taste is exactly the same.I can only see it being even easier with the 3mm inner diameter.

Andy

Looks as though quite a few people from the UK have ordered from them if you look at the "About Us" tab and scroll down to the map , move it to the UK and watch the tags appear.

Andy

My favourite vapes are sweet tobaccos and pipe tobacco.

My ADV is a caramel tobacco it's nice and sweet without getting to sickly sweet which the honey tobaccos can get very quickly.It's called "Caramel Blend" from a company called Joose Juice.

I usually order the highest VG ratio they have , which is 30/70 PG/VG which is getting on the thicker side of juices but also makes the juice that little bit sweeter.

ALL juices from Joose Juice NEED a minimum of a week to steep as they are made to order.The price of this ( and I hope I'm not getting it wrong ) £7.25 for 30ml and I really hope this is still the case , but when you buy 30ml you get another one free , I hope someone from Joose Juice can confirm this is still the case ( can someone tag someone from Juice Joose please ).So I order one strong and one medium of the Caramel blend at 30/70 PG/VG @ 18mg strength and it costs me in total for 120ml of Juice £18.60 delivered, which works out £1.55 delivered for 10ml , a flavour and price that can't be beaten.

If you liked the smell of pipe tobacco in the tin but not the taste of smoking it , as both that I'm going to mention taste as if the tobacco is in the tin.

There are a couple of options I've found so far.The first one is from Mt Baker Vapor and is called Coumarin Pipe.This has PG/VG options and flavour strengths.For PG/VG you can go from full PG to full VG , strengths are in flavour shots, and I used 1 flavour shot and even after a week and a half of steeping and testing it's not developed enough so I think it needs a LOT more flavour shots ( up to 5 ) , but I've found that with all the Mt Baker Vapor juices.Also with the higher VG that they have ( I use 20/80 PG/VG ) you need to rewick every 3-4 days if you're vaping it a lot ( the same as the Caramle Blend above ) to make sure you don't get a burnt taste.When you refill you're tank ( if you use a tank ) make sure you take the drip tip off and blow out the juice that builds up there and wipe out the top of the tank as well.Just to let you know I had to order this from a company in France as their isn't anyone in the UK that carries Mt Baker Vapor.

By far the best Pipe Tobacco Juice I've tried is Pop - i Pipe Tobacco and comes from Vapor-Z .The smell is glorious when you receive it and is ready to vape straight away and the taste is sublime.The only draw back is that it only comes in 70/30 PG/VG and that is only a draw back for me because I have a slight PG intolerance and gives me a sore throat , so I'm hoping there will be more options soon as I keep going back to it for the taste and vape it silly until my throat gets sore again , lol.Also Tan and the team at Vapor-Z will answer any question you have and normally get back to you within a few hours, even when I've sent them a PM at silly O'clock in the morning ( Tan , you need to get some more sleep , lol ) , their customer service is great , they're not the cheapest , but not the most expensive either , and I would rather pay a little extra knowing there is great back up there if I need it.

I hope this helps

Andy

P.S  If you missed it at the top , be VERY careful with Honey tobacco's as the ones I've tried so far get sickly sweet to the point of being YUK in a short period of time.

I would be up for that, obviously depending on time and day.

Andy

Aug 11, 2014 19:11:49 GMT Greg said:

Aug 11, 2014 19:05:50 GMT Montana said:

I suspect this is going to be in the region of £250+ , especially as the current standard 2.5 STARTS at £175.

One thing that I really DO like is the removable 510 connection , I can't really see Provari changing every atty manufacturers connection with their new one ( P3 connection ) , even though Provari claim their connection can handle 10 x the torque of a 510 connection.Having said that I think we all agree we need a replacement for the 510.

Andy

No the inner is still bog standard 510 but if you do damage the 510 threads you just buy a new insert, probably for about £30 

The thread that the inner 510 connection is connected to is what Provari are calling the P3 connection , which Phil said would be good for a hybrid , and a big step up in thread capability if their torque is believed and there is no reason why it shouldn't.

To many devices suffer from thread failure and a change from the 510 to something stronger can only be a good thing.

Andy