Question charging MVP 2

[jambi]

Sorry, I hope this isn't too confusing...

The manual says "...use a high quality USB wall charger with 5V 500mA" My wall charger is rated 5V 1000mA. Is it fine to use this charger?

The MVP 2 box says "Micro USB socket input voltage: 4.5 - 5.5 V 500mA"

I already figured out that my EGO type batts require charging at 4.2V 420mA. My EGO style USB (screws onto the batt terminal) chargers are thus rated. I assume that when plugged into my 1000mA wall charger, the USB charger is regulating to 4.2V 420mA (based on the light cycling to green every few seconds). Is that a really stupid assumption to make?

And is it even more stupid of me to assume the MVP's "Micro USB input socket" is regulating input to 5V 500mA even when using the higher rated 1000mA wall charger?

Does any of this even matter?

Sorry, I'm still learning here.

 

[Withdrewandi]

This maybe of no use in answering your question but I charge mine via the USB of my xbox one the only other option I would have is a mac or iPhone charger all of which I am sure are bad for my poor little MVP

 

[10x sugar]

Hi Jambi and welcome to the club! The very best place to get an answer is over in the "iTaste MVP v2 Owners Group" thread.
Very nice, knowledgeable, and helpful group of MVP enthusiasts hang out there!
Best of luck and congratz on a great purchase!

 

[xklipx]

Here is the link Jambi http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/variable-voltage-apv-discussion/473345-itaste-mvp-v2-owners-group.html

 

[Warpigs]

Welcome to ECF! As I don't personally own an MVP. I do have a friend that does and he loves it. I use a Silver Bullet.

 

[xtwosm0kesx]

Mekka Lekka Hi Mekka Hiney Ho!

 

[amolson]

Never had a problem and I use a 2.1 A charger. Most modern batteries have a current in limiter. Now I would be wary about those really cheap little ego clone batteries, but Innokin seems to make a solid product.