MVP 2 question

[mrdfield]

Hello, So I have a MVP with a nautilus with the new bvc coils at around 1.9ohms,
So I understand that with the MVP you either run in watts or volts not both , my question is In atts mode I run at 11watts ,
With the new bvc coils I switched to volts mode to 5volts according to my math 5volts with a 1.9 ohm coil should be around 13 watts
Now I feel there isn't much of a difference running at 5 volts with the 1.9 coil or switching to the max on watts to 11 watts
I have heard that the MVP caps out at 11watts even though I use volts mode at 5 volts with the 1.9 coil which
h like I said should give me about 13 watts is there a limit on the MVP even if I am in volts mode
Thank you

 

[CreepyLady]

Hello, So I have a MVP with a nautilus with the new bvc coils at around 1.9ohms,
So I understand that with the MVP you either run in watts or volts not both , my question is In atts mode I run at 11watts ,
With the new bvc coils I switched to volts mode to 5volts according to my math 5volts with a 1.9 ohm coil should be around 13 watts
Now I feel there isn't much of a difference running at 5 volts with the 1.9 coil or switching to the max on watts to 11 watts
I have heard that the MVP caps out at 11watts even though I use volts mode at 5 volts with the 1.9 coil which
h like I said should give me about 13 watts is there a limit on the MVP even if I am in volts mode
Thank you

You are only getting 11, its capped. You get the max of 5 volts or 11 watts through the devices regulation you cannot exceed either number- no sneaky tricks to pass its limitations unfortunately

 

[imsoenthused]

The 11 watt limit is for the device, regardless of which mode you use.

 

[Topwater Elvis]

All regulated apv's have limits, they will not surpass any of their designed limits. (Watts, Volts, Amps.)
In other words no matter what V is selected it won't fire above 11 watts.

 

[smacuser]

Although it says so, I doubt it even gets 5 volts.

There are limitations.